Eat Well Enjoy Life Hummus with Greek Yogurt, Roasted Red Pepper – 1/2 the fat and 1/3 fewer calories than regular hummus!
Only 1 Weight Watchers PointsPlus value for 2 tablespoons.

I’ve been eating Greek Yogurt (Fage 0%) since I first joined Weight Watchers in 2001, and used to mix it with my Kashi Good Friends or Fiber One cereal and a bit of milk for breakfast. To this day it’s my go-to breakfast—filling, healthy, and delicious. If I have cereal without the yogurt I am guaranteed to be hungry an hour later.
I thought everybody already knew how delicious and good-for-you Greek Yogurt was… but I guess not.
What did it take to get everyone on board the now ubiquitous Greek goodness—from cereal to ice-cream to hummus? Dr. Oz?
I found it for $4.99 at Gelsons Market, but I see that it’s also listed at Ralphs and many other markets. They also had Classic and Pine Nut, but I’m partial to Roasted Red Pepper; I usually buy the Roasted Red Pepper Hummus from Trader Joe’s.
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Nutritional info for 2 tablespoons of Roasted Red Pepper Hummus with Greek Yogurt (28g)
Calories 50
Fat 2.5g
Fiber 0g
Carb 4g
Protein 2g
Only 1 Weight Watchers PointsPlus value for 2 tablespoons!
Try it with these delicious, baked Mediterranean Turkey Cutlets >>
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I tried it at Gelson’s last week. I really like the black bean variety… it had a nice kick and even better stats! Enjoy!