We don't want you to deny yourself some flavorful dessert especially after a tasty meal! So, here's a perfect healthy-ish dessert for all of us. Peach Cobbler!

Remember to Keep Your Portions Small
The Weight Watchers peach cobbler is perfect for satisfying your next sweets craving while on a Weight Watchers diet plan.
If you have the points to spare, add a small scoop of fat-free vanilla ice cream and savor that indulgent flavor!
Perfect Dessert after a Summertime Meal
We want to savor the flavors of summer and we prefer to think that we all have a sweet tooth buried somewhere within us.

Use Canned Peaches or Trade Them Out for Fresh!
So it's always a great idea to serve up some sliced fresh peaches cooking away with butter (flavored cooking spray, that is) and spices, right?
It relives the taste of summer but whatever the season, this homey dessert is always irresistible after that traditional Pork Chops meal.
Well in fact, it's perfect after any meal, like our yummy Chicken Salad or Grilled Chicken Halves.
Yum!

This warm-weather dessert may be seasonal, but you can always serve it anytime of year.
More Healthy Eating Resources
You might also like some of the recipes we found in these Weight Watchers cookbooks and resources:
- More of my own Weight Watchers Friendly Recipes!
- The Weight Watchers 50th Anniversary Cookbook is packed with 280 healthy recipes!
- This Weight Watcher friendly Slow Cook Yourself Slim Ultimate Ebook is an amazing source for recipes that will keep you on your diet plan.
- If you're looking for a way to stay motivated on a time-schedule, this 28-Day Smart Start Weight Loss Challenge will help you out.
- Or, if you're on a low-carb diet, check out the Low Carb Recipes and eCookbooks from Step Away from the Carbs!

End Your Meal with a Delicious Dessert
Planning to host a backyard barbecue?
This peach cobbler is always one of the most perfect ways to end to a summer meal.
We can reassure you that this Weight Watchers peach cobbler recipe will make sure your cookout ends on a sweet note.
Don't Mind Our Huge Bowlfuls...Use a Smaller Dish
You're going to love this tasty peach cobbler. We've made it so many times and absolutely dig in every single time we make it.
Peach Cobbler is an easy and delicious recipe that is SO perfect for summer cookouts without all the guilt of high calorie desserts.
Pair it with a small scoop of fat free ice cream and you're set!

Recipe

Weight Watchers Peach Cobbler
Ingredients
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- 1 cup self rising flour
- 1 cup skim milk
- 1 cup Splenda
- 1 can peaches in own juice
- Dash cinnamon
- Butter flavored cooking spray
Instructions
- Mix first 3, fold in peaches, pour into greased (spray with cooking spray) dish and then give a light spray of cooking spray on top.
- Add a dash of cinnamon.
- Bake in 375 degree oven for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown.
Susan
how many Smart Points and what is the portion size. The recipe sounds yummy
Nancy
Every thing looks so good..can't wait to try the food.
shirley
Do you drain the peaches?
Jessica McCoy
Yes! Drain the peaches. Enjoy!
Jordan
Can you use fresh peaches in this?
Jessica McCoy
Sure! Just adjust the cook time accordingly, it might need a couple more minutes.
Karen
What size can of peaches?
Jessica McCoy
We used a 14 ounce can. Thanks!
Marla McDonald
The do you happen to have calories & fat info for this. Not currently following WW but use recipes as a guide. Trying stay on 1220 cal a day. Thx!!
Jessica McCoy
I don't have that on hand, but you can copy and paste recipe ingredients into a calorie calculator.
Gretchen
What size pan?
Jessica McCoy
An 8-inch pan works great!
Dayna
Can you use fresh peaches?
Jessica McCoy
Yes! You might need to adjust the cooking time just a little bit but it should be close to the same. We LOVE fresh peaches!
Deedee
This is absolutely amazing! I used fresh peaches and blueberries. Had it for the breakfast the next day and it was like eating Warm bread pudding.
nicole
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
annette Pusateri
How many how many smart points with this be and for how many come with much serve
Jessica McCoy
Hi, the recipe is 2.8 Smart Points and serves 6, servings would be about 1/2 a cup.
Annette pusateri
Jessica how many smart points is this and serving size please
Jessica McCoy
Hi, the recipe is 2.8 Smart Points and serves 6, servings would be about 1/2 a cup.
Shirley
How many fresh peaches is used for this recipe?
Jessica McCoy
For fresh peaches, I would use 3-4.
Beth
Delicious recipe!
Michelle Renee
Can you use almond milk?
Jessica McCoy
Yes, you can!
Peggy
I am making this today with fresh peaches, blueberries and raspberries. How do you think it would work in muffin tins instead of a large pan?