Weight Watchers

Comment by Priscilla on June 21, 2008 at 7:23pm

I have been on Weight Watchers since Jan. and have lost 53 pounds with alot more to go. I seem to get tired of the same old food. I am always looking for new ideas. So hope we can help by sharing ideas.

Comment by hollymcb on June 21, 2008 at 10:45pm

Hi everyone. I just started (at home) on weds for about the 10th time. but this time is IT! im more focused than i have ever been, and ready to get this weight off!

Comment by Morticia on June 21, 2008 at 10:46pm

I love Tofu Shirataki noodles, when I am super hungry I can eat the bag for only 1 point-the texture takes some getting used to but it is well worth it.

Comment by maret turner on June 22, 2008 at 8:38am

Good Morning,
I have just joined Blog to Lose and found this Weight Watchers group. I am delited. I am a lifer that has gained back most of my weight and am trying to get motivated and going again. I hope to be able to share and make new friends to help me along as i will help anyone who needs anything. Thanx for letting me join:)

Comment by maret turner on June 22, 2008 at 12:25pm

Hi everyone,
I just finished cleaning which gives me a few extra pts to work with...lol..always looking I am. Anyway I thought i would share a recipe i found and hope someone can use it:)
Chocolate Strawberry Delight
2 Quaker Chocolate Crunch Rice Cakes
1/2 tsp cocoa
1/2 cup fat-free whipped topping
1/2 packet of suger subsitute
2 strawberries, sliced

- mix cocoa, whipped topping and sugar subsitute together
- Spread onto rice cakes
- Top with slice strawberries

Servings: 2
100 calories, 1g fat and 1g of Fiber per serving

I found this on the bag that my rice cakes came in, but the website
Is www.QuakerRiceSnacks.com


Enjoy,
Maret

Comment by maret turner on June 22, 2008 at 8:43pm

I have a recipe and I am
sure some of you have had it, tired it, made it but I thought I
would share. Its Coke Cake. its the easiest thing you will ever
make. Take a box of cake mix and add a 12oz can of diet
soda....thats it, nothing more. Bake it to the directions. I made
it last night and it was FANTASTIC. very light, moist and good!! I
used chocolate cax mix with diet cherry pepsi. I did the taste test
on my honey and daughter and they loved it (of course i didnt tell them what was
in it or they would have never eaten it) So I told my WW meeting
group about it and my insturctor and he gave me some other ideas so
I thought I would share them with you.

yellow cake with diet orange crush
spice cake with diet rootbeer
white cake with diet lemon lime soda
chocolate with diet cherry
**get creative with it!!!

The best thing is that its only 4pts per serving size (I made mine
into cupcakes) its easier for me to do it that way then to try to
cut up the cake and weigh/measure it out

now if you want frosting i used fat free coolwhip and i was thinking that FF pudding would be good too:)

Comment by Michele Dochat on June 23, 2008 at 12:21pm

What a good idea for a group. Lots of us are on WW and I think this could be a great tool. Recipe swaps always help, especially when you find yourself in a rut and needing something new! I think a great place to start is your local farmer's market or roadside farm stand. There is a lot of fresh local produce just waiting for you to discover it. This is the time of year I like to try something new, a fruit or veggie, or a technique I haven't used before. I am thinking of making a grilled pizza with some of my peppers and chives, and local tomatoes and cheeses. If I am controlling the amount of cheese that goes on top of my pizza I control my points and still will be satisfied with my meal!

Comment by Melissa on June 23, 2008 at 1:00pm

started May 7th, down 8 lbs :)

Comment by Tracy on June 23, 2008 at 2:08pm

Hi everyone ~ I just joined Blog to Lose last week and am delighted to see this WW support group. I've tried WW many times in the past but seem to get bored and fall off. I am looking forward to the tips and techniques and hopefully being of support to you all too. *hugs*

Comment by Priscilla on June 23, 2008 at 4:07pm

I hang my 10 pound ribbons on the refrigerator, so when I think I want something to eat I think about the accomplishments I have achieved so far. This really has an impact on my between meal snacking.

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