Are you ready to indulge in some delicious and comforting casseroles without compromising your Weight Watchers goals? Look no further! These 13 mouthwatering Weight Watchers ground beef casseroles are not only packed with flavor but also perfectly fit into your weight loss journey. These recipes prove that you don’t have to sacrifice taste or satisfaction to stay on track.
From classic favorites with a lighter twist to creative new combinations, these ground beef casseroles offer a variety of options to keep your meals exciting and satisfying. Each dish is carefully made to maximize flavor while minimizing calories and points, ensuring that you can enjoy a hearty, filling meal without any guilt. Get ready to explore a world of tasty possibilities that will make your Weight Watchers experience a breeze!

1. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Stuffed Pepper
If you don’t want to take the time to make classic stuffed peppers, then this recipe is for you. It’s got all the flavor you love but is even easier to make because you can just throw everything into a casserole dish. And with lean ground beef now being a zero point food, the points per serving will be even lower!

2. Taco Night Casserole
Get ready for your next Taco Tuesday hit with this casserole. You no longer have to make a big spread just to enjoy the flavor of tacos. With this taco night casserole, you get all the savory flavors and even the crunch of the tortillas on top. It’ll be a hit with family or friends.

3. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Loaded Nacho Bubble Up
Thinking of nachos instead of tacos? I’ve got you covered there too. This bubble up can carry all the toppings you love on top of buttery, baked biscuits. It’s easy to change the heat level too by adjusting the jalapenos and red pepper. At just 7 points per serving, it’s a great alternative to high calorie nachos.

4. Meat Lover’s Casserole
Bubble Up Pizza Casserole is a hearty and satisfying meal, reminiscent of a meat lovers pizza. Perfect for a Friday movie night, the whole family can enjoy this delicious dinner while staying within Weight Watchers guidelines. At only 10 Weight Watchers points per serving, this casserole may even be better than pizza!

5. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Cowboy Casserole
Cowboy casserole is a quick and easy Tex-Mex dish perfect for busy weeknights. This 8 WW point meal features a hearty ground beef and kidney bean base, topped with crispy tater tots. Ready in under 30 minutes, it can even be made ahead. And you can customize your serving with sour cream, cheese, or fresh veggies – whatever you like! The golden-brown tater tot topping adds a unique flavor and satisfying crunch, making this casserole a family favorite.

6. Bacon Cheeseburger Pasta Bake
Ever wanted a bacon cheeseburger and pasta? But for less than 300 calories? Sounds crazy, right! Well, with this bacon cheeseburger pasta bake, you can enjoy a hearty, delicious meal for just 6 WW points. And it’s so good, it’ll please the pickiest eater.

7. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Lasagna Bubble Up
This protein-packed casserole offers a balanced meal with lean protein, healthy fats, and energizing carbs. It incorporates light or fat-free cheese and a ricotta mixture with fat-free cottage cheese for a lighter option, making it a delicious and nutritious choice. Lasagna is always a good go to when you want something hearty and filling.

8. Sloppy Joe Casserole
This Sloppy Joe Bubble Up casserole is a great option if you’re seeking a simple comfort food dish that’s low in Weight Watchers points. It provides all the flavor of a Sloppy Joe without the mess, making it a perfect family-friendly meal, especially for kids. The recipe calls for ground turkey, but since lean ground beef is zero points, I would swap the turkey out for it!

9. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Bacon Cheeseburger Bubble Up
Think bacon cheeseburger flavor….with biscuits? If you’ve ever wanted the bacon cheeseburger flavor but with a lot of protein and less carbs and fat, then you’re in the right place. This bubble up casserole has a base of biscuits that holds all the bacon and cheese in little buttery pockets. The whole family will love this one!

10. Sloppy Joe Tater Tot Casserole
This version of sloppy joe casserole also calls for white meat instead of ground beef, but substituting ground beef in will only enhance the flavor. This version calls for tator tots rather than biscuits as the carbs, and it’s a fantastic choice if you’re feeding kids! Who knew you could enjoy sloppy joes and tater tots for just 8 WW points?!

11. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Taco Fiesta Bubble Up
If you keep one ground beef recipe, make it this one. It’s one of the most popular for a reason! You get an absolutely delicious dinner done in under an hour for just 8 points per serving. And you can make it your own by adding your favorite taco ingredients.

12. Hearty Beef Pie
Is a pie a casserole? Not sure it classifies, but I know a crust on the top and bottom is never a bad idea. To align this classic with a Weight Watchers approach the dough was tweaked. The outcome? A crunchy pie with a light, toasty layer that won’t ruin your healthy eating goals.

13. Weight Watchers Ground Beef Casseroles: Zucchini Lasagna
If you love lasagna, you’ll adore this hearty Zucchini Lasagna! This Weight Watchers-friendly dish features an ultra-light bechamel sauce made with skim milk, cornstarch, and seasonings. The meat filling is a dry mixture of lean ground beef, garlic, onion, and tomato paste, perfectly complementing the zucchini’s moisture.
I hope you enjoy this guide to ground beef casseroles you as a Weight Watchers member need to know about. They’ll keep your weekly menu tasty but healthy!
I’m looking at your meat casserole dishes, and the points that you have are these points before they changed ground meat, roast, etc. to zero points………… I like a lot of your recipes and I have tried them. I am going to try the lasagna using zucchini strips. Thank you very much for all your recipes. I appreciate that seasoning in it that you can use at different times and not funky seasoning that you use once and that’s it.