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This Weight Watchers steak fajita zoodles recipe is perfect for the entire family! Use zucchini noodles or tortillas for an easy weeknight dinner. We make steak fajitas with zoodles for lunch or dinner that is WW friendly, quick, and easy. It’s the perfect summer grilling recipe that you’ll want to make year round. 

Pin that shows title and steak fajita zoodles finished.

At just 6 Freestyle Smart Points you can even whip these delicious steak fajita zoodles up for lunch! There’s no wrong way to make this tasty meal. We use all different kinds of veggies, especially whatever is fresh and looks great at the farmers markets in the summer time. If you have garden fresh veggies that are just begging to be used this recipe should be on your meal plan for the next few weeks. 

Overhead view of the weight watchers steak fajita zoodles

If you are looking for a way to sneak more vegetables in to your diet (or the diet of your children) this recipe is a must try. It doesn’t hurt that it’s low in points as well; there’s no limit to the ways you can customize these steak fajita zoodles.

 

 

Weight Watchers Steak Fajita Zoodles

Cut steak ready to be eaten with the steak fajitas

 

Ingredients needed for Weight Watchers fajitas:

With just a few simple, whole food ingredients we are going to make a culinary masterpiece…okay maybe that’s a little dramatic but these steak fajita zoodles for Weight Watchers are incredible. They are one of my favorite recipes and we make them often! 

  • Steak (we use loin flap from Costco) or skirt steak you could probably use flank steak or any kind of steak that you prefer! 
  • Teriyaki coconut aminos
  • Worcestershire Sauce
  • Diced pineapple
  • Montreal Steak Seasoning

Zoodles in the process of being cooked.

This is how we make Weight Watchers Steak Fajitas: 

Before you can do anything else you need to marinate the steak in Worcestershire and teriyaki marinade! Then you’ll need to follow these instructions: 

Showing a bag and how we marinade our steak and veggies

  1. Spiralize the zucchini (with the skin on) and 1 of the onions (with the skin off)
  2. Sauté spiraled veggies for 8-10 minutes on med-high, drizzled with olive oil and fresh garlic
  3. Slice onions and peppers, as well as the mushrooms. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle lightly with Montreal Steak seasoning
  4. Grill veggies (we use a grill basket with some cooking spray if needed) and steak for a few minutes per side until done to your liking. 
  5. Cut steak into thin slices after you’ve grilled the steak.
  6. Use your Zoodles as a base for your fajitas or add them in to your tortilla and add the steak with the other fajita ingredients if you’d like!

Chopping veggies like peppers and onions that are not spiraled.

Do you have the Weight Watchers points calculated for these fajitas? 

Yes, I do have the points calculated for this Weight Watchers Freestyle recipe. You know I love to use the WW app to determine the points on all of my Weight Watchers recipes. For this one, I used the recipe creator, plugged in all of my ingredients, added the servings and boom! It’s just 6 Freestyle Smart Points for 1 serving of this recipe.

The great news is that you can have as many veggies as you’d like for those 6 points too! This recipe is awesome for those nights when you are feeling famished but you don’t have a ton of points left. You can load up on veggies, top it with your portion of fajita steak, and you have a filling, veggie centric meal to keep you satisfied the rest of the evening. 

Bowl of steak fajita zoodles for Weight Watchers

How can I switch up the flavors on these steak fajitas? 

If you are looking for some ways to punch up the flavors or just switch it up a bit for something new, I’ve got some suggestions you will love! 

Here are some other seasonings, toppings, and flavors you can add or incorporate that I think would be awesome: 

  • Chili powder
  • Lime juice
  • Sour cream (use the fat free kind for a low point topping choice)
  • Cilantro

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You can even make a lighter version of these Weight Watchers fajitas! Use chicken breasts to make chicken fajitas for Weight Watchers Freestyle! They still go great with the zoodles, bell peppers, onions, and seasoning but they have much lower points. If you are in a jam or just want to meal prep something that is super low in points chicken is a great option/substitution! 

Steak fajitas with zoodles on tortillas.

My zoodles are wet, is that normal? 

It’s important not to overcook zoodles. They can become mushy and too wet if you add too much salt as well! You can place them on a paper towel for a few minutes after they’re cut before you cook them. That will help draw out some of the moisture. 

Another tip is to make sure you don’t cook the steak and put it over all the zoodles. Let them separate and then add them together when you are ready to eat the final dish. This will help keep your zoodles from being soggy or wet as well. 

Check out this post all about zoodles to learn more of my best zoodle-y tips! 

Getting ready to plate some steak fajitas

Looking for more delicious Weight Watchers dinner recipes? 

Here are three of my favorite Weight Watchers dinner recipes that you have to try! You can find all of my Weight Watchers meals here as well. 

Another look at the steak fajita zoodles in a bowl ready to eat.

Printable Weight Watchers Steak Fajita Zoodles Recipe: 

Here’s the printable version of this recipe. It is also where you will find the amounts for all of the ingredients we are using in this particular recipe. Be sure to come back and let me know how you liked this recipe if you decide to print and save for later! 

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Weight Watchers Steak Fajita Zoodles

Created by: Becca Ludlum
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings 4 Servings
This Weight Watchers steak fajita zoodles recipe is perfect for the whole family! 

Ingredients 

Ingredients:

  • 1 lbs Steak we use loin flap from Costco or skirt steak, about 1 pound
  • 1/4 cup Teriyaki coconut aminos
  • 2 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce
  • 1 tbsp Steak Seasoning season to taste, we use Montreal Steak Seasoning
  • 1/2 cup pineapple diced

Instructions

Instructions:

  • *marinate steak in Worcestershire/teriyaki/pineapple marinade* 1 lbs Steak, 2 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce, 1/4 cup Teriyaki coconut aminos, 1/2 cup pineapple
  • Spiralize the zucchini (with the skin on) and 1 of the onions (with the skin off)
  • Sauté spiraled veggies for 8-10 minutes on med-high, drizzled with olive oil and fresh garlic
  • Slice peppers, your remaining onion, and mushrooms. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle lightly with Montreal Steak seasoning
  • Grill veggies (we use a grill basket) and steak
  • Slice steak thinly when it comes off the grill
  • Use your Zoodles as a base for your fajitas or add them in to your tortilla with the other fajita ingredients if you'd like!

Notes

It's just 6 Freestyle Smart Points for 1 serving of this recipe. You can have as many veggies as you'd like for those 6 points too!

Nutrition

Calories: 276kcal | Carbohydrates: 9g | Protein: 23g | Fat: 16g | Saturated Fat: 7g | Cholesterol: 69mg | Sodium: 482mg | Potassium: 410mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 4g | Vitamin A: 43IU | Vitamin C: 4mg | Calcium: 31mg | Iron: 3mg

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Finished steak fajitas on tortillas with zoodles.

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2 Comments

  1. Phyllis Christiaens says:

    The steak fajitas zoodles sounds delicious, but it’s getting too cold to grill already. Can the steak and zoodles be fried or baked?

    1. I’ve never fried these but I’d definitely saute them if I couldn’t grill!

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