26 WW Lunches Under 7 Smart Points

Packing a healthy lunch is easier than you think.

21. Supermodel Superfood Salad (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Supermodel Superfood Salad

Just the name of this salad makes me want to eat it every day for lunch! If the name isn’t enough for you, consider that it’s made by mixing together kale, pine nuts, dried cranberries, lemon juice, olive oil, and sea salt. That’s a salad perfect for all seasons!

It’s also a salad that’s perfect for weight loss since it’s only 6 smart points. It’s a lunch that can be put together quickly and one that will leave you satisfied until it’s time to eat again.

Try the recipe: Supermodel Superfood Salad

22. Cucumber and Cream Cheese Sandwiches (5 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Cucumber and Cream Cheese Sandwiches

Cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches were popular for a lot of people growing up. They were not a big part of my childhood growing up, but after eating a sandwich made with this recipe, I wish that they were.

So simple and so classic, this recipe yields 6 servings–making it the perfect lunch recipe for when you have people over or are out with the family. The amazing taste of these sandwiches is not the only great thing about them. Another great thing is that each serving is just 5 smart points!

Try the recipe: Cucumber and Cream Cheese Sandwiches

23. Spinach Quiche with Sun-Dried Tomatoes (4 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Spinach Quiche with Sun-Dried Tomatoes

It’s cold outside, it’s lunch time, and you want something both filling and warming. This quiche recipe has come to the rescue!

If you thought quiche was a meal just for breakfast, you’re wrong! It’s full of all of the good stuff like vegetables and protein, making it a dish that’s great for any meal. Enjoy it and its 4 smart points for lunch so you can warm up and fill up at the same time!

Try the recipe: Spinach Quiche with Sun-Dried Tomatoes

24. Thai Chicken Lettuce Cups (1 Freestyle SmartPoint)

Thai Chicken Lettuce Cups

With this recipe, you can get all of the flavors of Thai food without any unnecessary calories. One lettuce cup is only 120 calories and 3 smart points, but contains almost 12 grams of protein.

Throw one or two into a container, throw it in your lunch box, and you’ll have yourself a delicious, nutritious lunch!

Try the recipe: Thai Chicken Lettuce Cups

25. Tomato, Blueberry, and Fennel Salad (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Tomato, Blueberry, and Fennel Salad

Vegetables AND fruit in one salad? Sounds like the best of both worlds to me! This salad is colorful, loaded with antioxidants, and full of vitamins. It’s, therefore, a lunch worth trying and then repeating–especially since the meal will provide you with just 6 smart points.

Try the recipe: Tomato, Blueberry, and Fennel Salad

26. Open Face Grilled Turkey Burgers (4 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Open Face Grilled Turkey Burgers

Let me fill you in on some facts about these turkey burgers:

  • They have 4 smart points per serving
  • They have 15 grams of protein per serving
  • Each burger is only 143 calories
  • They make for the perfect lunch

Make this recipe and have 6 burgers ready for 6 days of great lunches.

Try the recipe: Open Face Grilled Turkey Burgers

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Taylor Glinane

Taylor is a writer with a passion for health, fitness, and all things alike. Running and hiking have special places in her heart--right next to berries, hummus, and every nut butter imaginable. When she's not running, hiking, snacking, or making a delicious breakfast, she's either at the gym, doing yoga, or outside with a pen and paper.

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3 Comments

  1. I use frozen peas and carrots my own vegetable broth, no salt added. I make my broth in advance and then strain all my old frozen vegys out and cut up my potato and cook for about five minutes and then I add my other ingredients. About 30 minutes later I have soup.

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