Weight Watchers 50th Anniversary Cookbook - 280 Delicious Recipes for Every Meal

GREAT book...very well written. I did notice one error with the sausage focaccia (page 77), the ingredients do not include how much flour to use. What other recipes are missing information...so much for proofing before publishing.

The book has some delicious recipes and I absolutely believe in the Weight Watchers philosophy but I would have like some more yummy pictures, whoever photographed it didn't do a very good job at selling it.

Here in Wisconsin we have starting BBQing and this book has great recipes for WW. Still working our way through the book, but, lots of variety. Excellent book to have on hand whether you are on WW, or not. Highly recommended!

I like how this cookbook is organized - the table of contents, especially, is incredibly Kindle-friendly. The little snippets of WW history and historic recipes (some good, some really, really bad!) are fun to read. The recipes are nicely organized into sections like Breakfast All Day, Family Entrees, Midday Meals, etc. And of course, Points Plus values and nutritionals are included for all recipes.

There is a good mix of recipes included - from simple comfort food, like Yankee Pot Roast (which I love) to more adventurous dishes. There are lots of fish recipes scattered throughout several categories, which may be a plus for some people, but not for me. Thankfully, there are enough other recipes in the book that the multitude of fish dishes don't bother me. At least, not much. That, honestly, is about the only thing that stopped me from giving it 5 stars.

I'm very happy to have purchased this book, and love the convenience of having it on my Kindle. Because my Kindle goes everywhere with me, grocery shopping is becoming a breeze.

The plethora of recipes in this book is amazing. It reminds you that you can eat well and still lose weight. The food is delicious and really helps you to be more creative instead of the same old thing every week.

I really like this cookbook. The recipes that I have tried so far have all been great. The best part is all of the nutritional information is there. The Points Plus values are listed along with portion size so you do not have to calculate the recipe. The book has many nice pictures so you can see what the recipe looks like. I am annoyed by cookbooks without pictures.