350+ ZeroPoint® Foods to love
Don’t track—just enjoy. ZeroPoint Foods are the simple path to healthier eating.

How ZeroPoint Foods help you lose weight

Selected by our nutrition team, ZeroPoint Foods (ZPFs for short) are foods you don’t have to weigh, track, or measure on the WeightWatchers program.

They’re the foundation of healthy, balanced eating

Rich in protein and fibre, they help you stay fuller, longer

We have 350+ ZPF options so you don’t get bored
Here’s just a small preview of our ZeroPoint Foods list:
Beans, peas and lentils
Corn and popcorn
Fruits
Oats
Yoghurt & cottage cheese
Lean meats
Fish and shellfish
Vegetables
Tofu and tempeh
Zero Points. All the flexibility.
Leaning on ZPFs means more room for your faves that do have Points. Bread. Wine. Dessert. Anything. Here’s how we love using ZPFs:

1. As a base
Start with skinless chicken thighs or sweet potatoes, then add ingredients with Points (like sauce, cheese, or a slice of garlic bread) for more deliciousness.

2. To pump up our plates
Toss crisp mixed veggies or hearty potatoes into soups, stews, or pastas for variety, crunch, and a flavour boost.

3. Snacks, snacks, and more snacks
Reaching for fibre-filled or protein-rich ZPFs like fruit, popcorn, or yoghurt helps you stay full until lunch or dinner rolls around.
Dig into delicious ZeroPoint recipes and resources

Health benefits of grains and legumes

90 zero Point recipes

Healthy food swaps
Our app gives you access to the full ZeroPoint food list
And so much more! It’s all included with every WeightWatchers membership.

350+ ZeroPoint foods, 7,000+ recipes, and Points for restaurants
Daily trackers for food, activity, macros, and weight

Barcode scanner for easier food shopping

Food Scanner to log meals with just a pic

Recipe Analyzer for any recipe you find online
Living with diabetes?
Your ZeroPoint Foods list will include foods less likely to impact your blood sugar level. And we’ll show you how to enjoy fruit, whole grains, and dairy in a way that works for you.
See the 200+ foods on the diabetes ZeroPoint Foods list.
Learn more about how to manage your diabetes with our program.