Showing posts with label Propoint Guides. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Propoint Guides. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 June 2013

Spotlight on Ally Russel - Weight Watchers Cover Star, July 2013

Ally Russell a full time mother of three, lost an amazing 24kg on the weightwatchers program. Ally enjoyed a daily allowance of 27 ProPoints! while this seems like a really low daily allowance, and many people will be wondering what can i eat on only 27 pro points a day?! keep reading to find out how she used smart choices to eat a surprising substantial amount of food.


Sunday, 14 April 2013

Eating Out on Weight Watchers: Bakery

Eating Out: Bakery



Check out the full list of Eating Out Guides here.


SAVOURIES                ProPoints

Bread roll
topped with cheese 7
topped with cheese and bacon 7
topped with herbs 6
Pie
Bacon and egg 23
chicken 10
meat 14
meat and cheese 14
meat and kidney 13
meat with potato topping 13
pork 13
steak and cheese 14
vegetable 11
vegetable with potato topping 13
Sausage Roll 11
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cheese and garlic 9
cheese and herb 9
pesto 10
spinach and feta 9
sweet chilli and cheese 10
Vegemite and cheese 9
spinach Triangle 3

Tuesday, 25 December 2012

Christmas Day ProPoint List



It’s easy to go over board during the ‘silly season’ so here is a small list of common Christmas foods and drinks along with their weight watchers ProPoints values.

Merry Christmas and best wishes for the new year!

Monday, 9 July 2012

ProPoints in common breakfast items


Use the below list to help calculate the Weight watchers propoints for common breakfast items. This list is good for when your in a rush in the morning or thinking of grabbing something from the shops or a café stand.
For a full list of Weight watchers Propoint values and other WW values view the ProPoint Values tab. 

Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Propoint guide to smart drinking and alcoholic favourites


Smart Drink choices

Check out the full list of Propoints Values Guides here.

Australian alcohol guidelines (issued by national health and medical research council) recommend men and women drink no more than two standard drinks on any one day to reduce health risks over their life time. They also recommend drinking no more than four drinks on any single occasion to reduce risk of alcohol related injury. However, not all drinks were created equal, especial when it comes to what constitutes as a standard drink. For example some restaurant wine glasses now hold up to two standard drinks. To help you choose the smartest choice, keep in mind the following:

One 375ml bottle of full strength beer
(4% alcohol volume) contains 1.4 standard drinks
One 750ml bottle of red wine
(13% alcohol volume) contains 7.7 standard drinks
One 750ml bottle of champagne
(12% alcohol volume) contains 7.1 standard drinks
One 330ml bottle of full strength mixed drink
(7% alcohol volume), such as Bacardi Breezer or Smirnoff Twist, contains 1.8 standard drinks
A 30ml nip (shot) of spirits
(40% alcohol volume) contains one standard drink. A cocktail may have two different spirits


Your Propoints Values Guide To Bar Favourites

Beer - Pre Mixed Drinks - Spirits - Wines - and a Cocktail Tip














 Adapted from weight watchers magazine


Saturday, 14 April 2012

Smart Diet Snacks: chips and crackers + propoint values

Snack Smart

Check out the full list of Propoints Values Guides here.

 diet tips for weight watchers to help beat the 3pm slump.




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