Club Sandwich

I have been making this sandwich on repeat lately. Lunch, dinner, you name it!

A club sandwich was always one of my favorite things to order when I’m out to lunch, but it’s not very WW friendly.

When I tracked a regular club sandwich on the WW app it was 20 points! I knew I could lighten it up.

More importantly, I wanted to lighten it up without changing the taste.

This club sandwich has the flavor of a regular club sandwich but for way fewer points.

It went from 20 points to only 6 points!

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How I lightened it up:

Let’s start with the bread. A traditional club sandwich has three slices of bread, but I only used two.

I didn’t even miss the extra piece of bread!

The bread I chose was only 1 point per slice. I prefer white bread when I have a club sandwich so I used Carb Smart white bread.

Instead of using regular mayonnaise, I used light mayonnaise. That took 2 points off the total sandwich.

One tablespoon of light mayonnaise is only 1 point. One tablespoon goes a long way!

Oscar Mayer center cut bacon is only 1 point for 1 slice. You could also use turkey bacon for only 1 point.

I used 2 ounces of Boar’s Head ham and 2 ounces of Boar’s Head turkey. Of course, I used my food scale to make sure the points were accurate.

The one thing I skipped was a slice of cheese. I was going to use a slice of Sargento ultra thin cheddar cheese, but it was 2 points. I decided to save the 2 points for something else but you could add it and have an 8 point sandwich.

Lettuce and tomatoes are 0 points so feel free to load ’em up!

How to make a Club Sandwich:

The first thing I did was started frying the bacon. Once it was done I put it on a paper towel and removed any extra grease.

I like my bread toasted but I don’t like it warm, so I toast that before I get my other ingredients ready.

Next, I sliced the tomato and added a little salt and pepper.

Once everything was ready it was time to assemble the sandwich. I started by spreading on the light mayonnaise.

I topped it with lettuce leaves, tomato, bacon, ham, and turkey. (Break bacon in half before adding it.)

This is a hearty sandwich for only 6 points!

If you’re looking for more WW friendly dinner recipes check out my post – 50 WW Friendly Dinner Recipes.

Here are some more WW friendly sandwich recipes:

Reuben Sandwich

Grinder Salad Sandwich

Egg Salad

Italian Hawaiian Roll Sliders

If you’re looking for some zero point recipes, check out my post 20 Zero Point Recipes or my post 20 (More) Zero Point Recipes. Both are filled with delicious recipes that won’t cost you a single point! They’re perfect for days when you’re running low on points, or trying to save up points for a night out.

If you’re looking for dessert recipes you can visit 50 Weight Watchers Freestyle Desserts. It’s filled with delicious desserts perfect for Weight Watchers!

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