Latest reviews about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

webgurl says "nice ice cream treat" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

webgurl — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:00:20 GMT

it's pretty good. The Weight Watchers' giant fudge bar is a great dessert and it hits the spot when I want to taste something chocolate. I have a sweet tooth so I like to keep weight watchers desserts in my freezer. I keep a lot of them in stock. I like this one but it tends to have a little thin layer of ice on the outside of it when I pull it out the freezer but when I let it melt a little then it tastes much better and I can taste the chocolate. I like smart ones. I just have to keep track of the points since I'm on the Weight Watchers program. Anyway I'm glad they have these desserts out there so it doesn't feel like I'm depriving myself

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Joe1019 says "Creamy and tasty" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

Joe1019 — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 22:40:03 GMT

You just want to take a bite out of it. Better than the other ones out there.

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stef42678 says "Chocolate On a Stick" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

stef42678 — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 10:54:14 GMT

I love summer because it is the perfect time to indulge in an ice cream treat. These Giant Fudge Bars by Weight Watchers are the perfect way to enjoy ice cream but not fatten your figure. I am always looking for a healthy dessert and these bars are a winner. They are perfect for a chocolate craving. These fudge bars are creamy and delicious. Each is only 110 calories and low in fat and high in sweetness. The bars are composed of creamy chocolate ice cream and filling with 5 grams of fiber. These come in a six pack, so you can almost eat one everyday. They have just 2 Weight Watcher points and taste as good as the fudgesicles you had growing up....

manofvoices says "You can purchase low fat fudgebars for the same amount of points" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

manofvoices — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:29:27 GMT

You can purchase low fat fudge bars for the same amount of points as weight watchers at a much lower price. Take your points finder and compare for the best bargain. They taste good but are also smaller than most fudge bars. Take my advise, not worth the difference in price....

elmose says "A guilt-free chocolate escape!" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

elmose — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 08:24:56 GMT

Ohhh man... these babies are almost too good to be true! Unlike other "light" or diet fudge bars on the market, you get a real fudgesicle taste just like when you were a kid. There's no chalky aftertaste, no oily residue on the tongue, just rich chocolatey flavor in a bar big enough to satisfy even my husband's sweet tooth (and that's sayin' something!). So much for just one WW Point - I could hardly believe it the first time I tried one. You could actually devour the entire box in one sitting and not ruin your healthy diet! Although the local grocery charges over 5 bucks for a box of 6, these are well worth the extra cost, in my opinion....

Telpher says "Chocolate goodness with no guilt" about Weight Watchers - Giant Fudge Bars

Telpher — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 20:26:16 GMT

It took me along time to join Weight Watchers, but I'm so glad I finally bit the bullet. The Flex Plan is remarkably easy to stick to and lose weight on. BUt this review isn't about the plan, itself, it's about Weight Watchers' brand Giant Fudge Bars.

Remember those great fudgecicles you used to get as a kid? Rich and chocolately, they really hit the spot on a hot, summer's day. Well, Weight Watchers' has managed to make a low-fat versin of these that taste exactly like the real thing, but have a WW point value of only one point. Most people on Weight Watchers have a daily points allowance of 20-something, so every point really counts. When a snack only takes away one of your daily points, that's worth celebrating. When that snack is not only low in points, but completely delicious and satisfying, it's a snacker's Mardi Gras.

The secret in making these both delicious and low-fat lies, I believe, in no hard chocolate shell...so no butterfat. And who needs it? I always preferred fudgecicles...

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