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| preciouslove |
a turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread with mayo is ...
Posted 6/7/05 12:30 PM
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| KPtoys |
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Posted 6/7/05 12:44 PM
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| preciouslove |
Cool...how about 2 scrambled egg whites...i had that this morning...
Posted 6/7/05 12:58 PM
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| dld4e |
Posted by bedda26
Cool...how about 2 scrambled egg whites...i had that this morning...
3 egg whites is 1 point
Posted 6/7/05 1:34 PM
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| preciouslove |
So I guess are 0 points???
Posted 6/7/05 2:04 PM
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| Christine |
I would count it as one, you ate something.
Posted 6/7/05 2:20 PM
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| preciouslove |
I do have to give myself 1 point cuz i ate something, Do i?
I mean there are certains foods that have no point values, like certain kinds of vegetables...
Posted 6/7/05 2:44 PM
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| Christine |
But eggs are not a zero point food...if you want to be technical, you had 2/3 of a point which rounds up to one.
When I did WW I always prefered to over estimate the points then low ball it because I didn't lose when I did that.
Posted 6/7/05 2:47 PM
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| preciouslove |
that is a good point...
Posted 6/7/05 3:09 PM
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| dld4e |
Posted by Christine
But eggs are not a zero point food...if you want to be technical, you had 2/3 of a point which rounds up to one.
When I did WW I always prefered to over estimate the points then low ball it because I didn't lose when I did that.
I absolutely agree! I always over estimate the points, this way it guarantees that I will lose weight.
Posted 6/7/05 3:09 PM
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| Christine |
Posted by dld4e
Posted by Christine
But eggs are not a zero point food...if you want to be technical, you had 2/3 of a point which rounds up to one.
When I did WW I always prefered to over estimate the points then low ball it because I didn't lose when I did that.
I absolutely agree! I always over estimate the points, this way it guarantees that I will lose weight.
I know one of my friends that did points never measured anything and 'rough guessed' the points and was surprised when she didn't lose any weight.  I kept telling her a WW tbls of mayo is not the same as yours...LOL
I did WW for a few months a couple of years ago and it took a while to be comfortable enough to eyeball measurements.
Posted 6/7/05 3:25 PM
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| dld4e |
Posted by Christine
Posted by dld4e
Posted by Christine
But eggs are not a zero point food...if you want to be technical, you had 2/3 of a point which rounds up to one.
When I did WW I always prefered to over estimate the points then low ball it because I didn't lose when I did that.
I absolutely agree! I always over estimate the points, this way it guarantees that I will lose weight.
I know one of my friends that did points never measured anything and 'rough guessed' the points and was surprised when she didn't lose any weight. I kept telling her a WW tbls of mayo is not the same as yours...LOL
I did WW for a few months a couple of years ago and it took a while to be comfortable enough to eyeball measurements.
Yes, I can see that it would take that long. I have been on it for 3 weeks now. I write down every little thing and it is working for me, I will continue for as long as I need to. I am very happy with WW. 
Posted 6/7/05 3:52 PM
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| preciouslove |
Posted by Christine
Posted by dld4e
Posted by Christine
I know one of my friends that did points never measured anything and 'rough guessed' the points and was surprised when she didn't lose any weight. I kept telling her a WW tbls of mayo is not the same as yours...LOL
How were her measurements different from WW? if she measured a tbls of mayo with a measuring spoon how would that differ from WW measuring...
Posted 6/7/05 4:23 PM
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| Christine |
Because she wasn't using a measuring spoon, she was using a regular spoon from the drawer like a soup spoon which is bigger.
Posted 6/7/05 4:33 PM
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