Sue
182/182/177 5 lbs at a time!
Start 6/5/01
Melissa
I get 2 points if you allow yourself to count all of the fiber. If you only
count 4grams of fiber per serving (for a total of 8) then its 3 points. If
you only allow yourself to count 4 grams of total fiber for the whole bag
then its 4points for the bag (which is 2 servings), but I allow myself to
use more than 4 gr. of fiber when I am doubling servings). Therefore I
count it as 3 points. This method also agrees with what that pamplet you
get the first week says. It claims 5 cups of 94% fat free popcorn is 1
point. Since my bag is 14.5 cups that makes 3 points.
Sue.
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Laurie
In article <jTbV6.10$_N.1...@newsrump.sjc.telocity.net>,
per serving (2 in a bag) it says 130 calories, 2.4 grams of fat, and 7 grams
of fiber. So, with the new pointfinder that comes out to 2 points per
serving or 4 per bag (since only 4 grams of fiber are counted per serving).
When I was in Hawaii I found a popcorn that was only 2 points per bag, but
can't remember what it was. Have looked around since then, and this one is
the lowest I can find. So, I'm off to have my popcorn...
Be well,
Jo
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I just gave up <G>
The WW Food companion gives the points value for 5 cups of reduced fat
(94% Fat Free) popcorn as 2 points. Since I happened to be bored one
day <g> and actually measured the amount of popped popcorn in a bag.
I got approximately 9 cups. Which give the points value as 2 points.
Until the nutritional information on the package become less
confusing, I'm going to stick with this 'quick and dirty' method of
calculating points.
BTW.... yes I am up 2.2 lbs this week. Had the munchies :(
Patti R.
238.4/206.0/130? (lbs)
DOW Goal: 202.6lbs
>I find the nutritional information on the microwave popcorn to be very
>confusing. The brand I use says 120 calories per serving (3.5 cups
>popped/2 tbsp unpopped) HOWEVER it also says 25 calories per cup
>POPPED. It gives 2g fat for the unpopped but shows 0% of the 'daily
>value' for the popped. Also it shows 5 grams of fiber for the
>unpopped , but just gives the percent of the daily value (based on a
>2000 calorie diet) for the final (popped) product.
I'm also easily confused by the nutritional information on popcorn
bags. The popcorn I usually get gives the information based on two
servings in a bag, so what I try to do is divide the whole bag into
two equal portions (using various 2-, 3-, and 4-cup containers I keep
in my office) and give half the popcorn away. Then I'm pretty sure
I've got what they call one serving!
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161.2 lb start / 134.6 lb current / 135 lb official goal / 130 real goal, maybe
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Orville Redenbacker Light
whole bag = 4 points ( I measured it a couple of times and so did others in
my WW group meeting.
1 bag = 12 cups.
It is delightful and addicting.
Donna
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