This Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone is a great simple but mega tasty dinner whether you’re counting Syns, Points or Calories!
For the full list of ingredients and comprehensive instructions, please see the recipe card at the end of this post. Before you scroll, there’s important stuff in the blurb 👍
Calzone is a type of pizza which is filled and the folded before cooking. Imagine oozy cheese, and pizza toppings all wrapped up in a crispy pizza base…yummmmm!!
You can serve this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone with any side dish you fancy. It would work really well with our Coleslaw!
We really like to eat this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone with a refreshing Tomato, Basil and Mozzarella Salad – it’s a proper Italian feast!
We’ve got loads of other pizza recipes too! If you’ve fallen for this tasty Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone, why not try our Ham and Mushroom Pizza Calzone too?!
Now that we have that out of the way, let’s talk more about this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone!
How many Syns is this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone?
We used the Weight Watchers White Wraps to make these.
We’ve tried many wraps that count as your HEB (Fitzgeralds, BFree), and the Weight Watchers ones are by far the best!
They are the only wraps that we’ve found that crimp well, don’t split and actually stay stuck together.
This Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone is Syn free ONLY if you use the wrap as your Healthy Extra B, and the cheese as your one of your Healthy Extra A allowances.
We used Reduced Fat Cheddar, and you get 40g for your HEA. This Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone recipe makes 1 calzone.
If you don’t want to use your Healthy Extra allowances, this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone will be 12 Syns.
How Weight Watchers friendly is this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone recipe?
A calzone pizza from a restaurant will set you back about 32 points…aaarghhhh!!
Our version comes in at 8 Smart Points per calzone, which is a quarter of the point value of a restaurant version!
How many Calories are in this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone?
If you’re looking for a lower calorie pizza treat then look no further! Our Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone is less than 500 calories!
Why not serve it with a crisp salad?
What do I need to make this Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone?
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You’ll need a couple of baking essentials to make this recipe – but don’t panic, there’s no fancy gadgets required!
A good baking tray is also useful – you can get one in most supermarkets, or over on Amazon.
You’ll also need a pastry brush! We like the silicone ones best…no one likes finding a loos brush bristle in their food, and there’s no risk of that with a silicone one!
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How do I make these Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone?
Step 1
Take a wrap and spread the passata over half (be careful not to get any too close to the edge)
Step 2
Place all of the remaining ingredients (apart from the egg!) on one half of the wrap (again be careful not to get any too close to the edge)
Step 3
Brush the exposed side of the wrap and all around the edges with beaten egg.
Step 4
Fold the wrap in half and press down around the edge. Crimp the edges using the back of a fork, then place on a baking tray sprayed with Low Calorie Cooking Spray. Brush the outside of the pasty with beaten egg.
Step 5
Bake at 200°C for 10 to 15 minutes or until golden brown.
Can I freeze these Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone?
We’ve not tried freezing them, but lots of people on our Facebook group have frozen our pasties, so there’s no reason why these Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone wouldn’t freeze well either.
Just defrost them, then pop them in the microwave to reheat, or you could reheat them in the oven if you prefer, but be careful not to burn them.
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Chicken and Sweetcorn Pizza Calzone | Slimming World & Weight Watchers Friendly
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Servings |
Prep Time |
Cooking Time |
| portion | 5 minutes | 15 minutes |
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Calories |
WW |
Slimming World |
| 474kcal |
8 Smart Points (Flex/Freestyle) |
Zero Syns |
| Per portion | Per portion | Per portion |
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INGREDIENTS
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- 1 Weight Watchers Wrap for your HEB or 6 Syns
- 1/2 Chicken Breast cooked and diced
- 1 small handful Sweetcorn defosted
- 1 tbsp Peppers chopped
- 1 tbsp Passata
- 40 g Reduced Fat Cheddar grated
- 1 Egg beaten
INSTRUCTIONS
- Take a wrap and spread the passata over half (be careful not to get any too close to the edge)
- Place all of the remaining ingredients (apart from the egg!) on one half of the wrap (again be careful not to get any too close to the edge)
- Brush the exposed side of the wrap and all around the edges with beaten egg
- Fold the wrap in half and press down around the edge. Crimp the edges using the back of a fork, then place on a baking tray sprayed with Low Calorie Cooking Spray. Brush the outside of the pasty with beaten egg
- Bake at 200°C for 10 to 15 minutes or until golden brown
RECIPE NOTES
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This recipe can be frozen, but please remember to do the following; - Freeze it as soon as it is cold enough. |
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Looks fabulous! That’s my supper sorted 🙂
Hi Pam,
Hope you enjoyed them!
I made this today but I used Lo-Dough for 2 Syns , and added some red onion as well, I also made it for my son and he now wonts me to do that again,
Hi Lynn,
So glad you enjoyed it!
Flavour etc was fine, but absolutely impossible to ‘crimp’ wraps – whatever make you use. So the filling spilled out, and the edges became burnt and inedible. Shame, recipe had real promise!
And yes, I did try more than one brand of wrap, and yes, I did try with less filling-made no difference – you just can’t crimp wraps.
Hi Amanda,
You need to use plenty of egg wash and really push the edges together before putting in the oven 😊
Please can you tell me how many syns this would be using a sainsburys be good to yourself wrap? I could not find the weight watcher ones in sainsburys yesterday.
Thanks
Clare
Hi Clare,
For specific syn values, please contact Slimming World 😊
Could you use tomato puree instead for the base?
Hi Cara
You can use tomato puree, but as it’s a concentrated tomato paste you may not need quite so much.
Hi love your recipe for Capone, but do you have one for Salmon and broccoli? I have seen from pasty recipes but dread to think what the sun value would be. Many thanks
Hi Pat
People on our Facebook page have been pretty creative with fillings. As long as you check Syn values, anything goes, really! 🙂
Would you be able to make this as a vegan / vegetarian option by using the quorn instead of chicken and brushing with soya milk instead of eggs .thank you just wondering X susann
Hi Susann
Definitely! 🙂
Hi,
Quick question, could I use weight watchers wraps that have quinoa in them? Do they still count as a Heb?
Thank you 😊
Hi Laura
I’m afraid not! There are only two wraps that are listed as an HEB choice, the WW Low Fat White Wraps and the BFree GF wraps.
On the outside, do you egg wash both sides of this or just the top (and inside bits of course)?
Thanks x
Hi Lauren
I found it easier to egg wash the top, then turn over half way through and egg wash the other side then. (Otherwise it may stick to the paper on the tray!) Hope that helps!
Hi 🙂 are these OK to eat cold?
I drive for my job and don’t have access to a microwave and really struggle for lunches!
Thanks 🙂
Hi Ally
I’ve taken them cold for picnics and they were fine! 🙂