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This WW-friendly crustless quiche is light, fluffy, and 0 points per serving when cut into 6 slices. Packed with protein and veggies, it’s an easy make-ahead meal that works for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
🥰 Introduction
If there’s one dish I never get tired of, it’s quiche! The creamy, eggy filling, the endless variety of flavors, and the fact that it feels a little “fancy” but is actually so simple to make.
The best part? By skipping the crust, we keep this recipe 0 points per slice (when cut into 6 servings). It’s hearty, protein-packed, and perfect for loading up with your favorite zero-point veggies. Whether you’re meal-prepping for the week or serving brunch for family, this quiche is always a winner.
📖 Table of Contents
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Why You’ll Love This Quiche
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Ingredients Needed
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How to Make It
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Storage & Serving Suggestions
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Tips & FAQs
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Nutrition Info
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Author Note
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More WW Breakfast Ideas
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Call to Action
⭐ Why You’ll Love This Quiche
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0 WW Points™ per slice (when cut into 6 pieces).
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Meal prep friendly – stays fresh for days.
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Endlessly customizable – swap in your favorite veggies, meats, and seasonings.
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Comfort food made lighter – feels indulgent without the extra points.
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Perfect anytime meal – breakfast, lunch, or even a light dinner.
🛒 Ingredients Needed
For the base:
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8 large eggs – the star of the dish.
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1 cup fat-free cottage cheese or plain fat-free Greek yogurt – makes it extra creamy without adding points.
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1/2 cup skim milk or unsweetened almond milk – to lighten and stretch the egg mixture.
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Salt & pepper, to taste.
Filling ideas (all 0 points!):
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Fresh spinach – chopped.
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Bell peppers – diced.
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Mushrooms – sautéed lightly to reduce moisture.
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Onions or green onions – for flavor.
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Tomatoes – cherry or Roma, chopped.
Optional (track points if added):
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Low-fat cheese
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Lean turkey sausage or ham
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Feta crumbles
👩🍳 How to Make It
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Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Grease a 9-inch pie dish with cooking spray.
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Mix the base. In a bowl, whisk eggs, cottage cheese (or Greek yogurt), and milk until smooth. Season with salt and pepper.
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Add veggies. Stir in your favorite chopped vegetables (and any optional proteins).
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Bake. Pour into the prepared dish and bake for 35–40 minutes, until the center is set and the top is lightly golden.
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Slice & serve. Let rest for 5 minutes, then cut into 6 slices. Each one is 0 points!
🧊 Storage & Serving Suggestions
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Store: Refrigerate leftovers in an airtight container for up to 4 days.
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Freeze: Wrap individual slices in foil, then freeze for up to 2 months. Reheat in the microwave.
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Serve with: A fresh side salad, fruit, or roasted veggies for a complete meal.
❓ Tips & FAQs
Can I make this dairy-free?
Yes! Use unsweetened almond milk and skip the cottage cheese. The texture will be slightly less creamy but still delicious.
Do I need to pre-cook the veggies?
For watery vegetables like mushrooms, zucchini, or spinach, it’s best to sauté them first to avoid a soggy quiche.
Can I add meat?
Absolutely. Just use lean proteins like turkey bacon, diced ham, or chicken sausage — and be sure to count any points.
🥗 Nutrition Info (per serving, 1/6 of quiche)
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Calories: ~110
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Protein: 12g
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Carbs: 3g
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Fat: 5g
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WW Points™: 0
📝 Author’s Note
Quiche has always been a comfort food for me, but the crust usually made it high in points. When I discovered I could skip the crust and still enjoy the same cozy flavors for 0 points, it was a total game-changer! This is now one of my favorite weekly meal prep recipes — and my kids love it too.
More WW Breakfast Ideas
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Zero Point Egg Muffins
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WW Pancakes with Berries
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Greek Yogurt Parfaits
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Bacon, Egg & Cheese Breakfast Burritos (lightened-up)
💬 Call to Action
Have you made my Zero Point Crustless Quiche yet? 🥚✨ What fillings did you use? Share your flavor combos in the comments below or tag me on Instagram with #KristyCooksWW — I’d love to see your creations!
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