1 point english muffins

Yes because if they do it *right* it lowers the WW points.

"Miss Violette" wrote in message
...
bless the carb counters, Lee
Joyce wrote in message
news
For some stupid reason our Jewel does not carry that same brand English
muffins.
They have the bagels, dinner rolls, several breads ... but not one
package
of
English muffins. I haven't checked the wal-mart, but since we don't
have
a super
wal-mart, I don't hold much hope. All our wal-mart has is a free
standing
rack
with about 3 brands of loaved bread. sigh I did post in another
thread
that
today I found a version of Thomas English Muffins that worked out to 1
or
1.5
points, depending how you want to round. They really pumped them up
with
fiber,
to lower the net carbs ... trying to reach those carb counters. I'll
bet
they
never considered they would reach the ww point counters too. g

Joyce

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 02:28:25 -0700, "Miss Violette"

wrote:

the ones I found at Wal-Mart and jewel are the same brand as the one
point
dinner rolls you get, Lee, braincramp for the name right now
Joyce wrote in message
.. .
sigh None of our stores have a store brand of light english
muffins.
Hot dog
buns, hamburger buns ... yes ... english muffins, no go. Guess I'll
just
have to
continue with the 2 point ones and know that at least they are whole
wheat, so am
probably getting something nutritionally good in there - even if a
few
more
calories are involved.

Joyce

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 12:18:34 GMT, "Laura"
wrote:

In a recent thread folks were discussing WW breads. I discovered
yesterday
that Stop & Shop's Light english muffins are only 1 point. So are
their
Light Hamburger rolls. So for folks that can't find the WW brand of
breads
check the store brand light version as a possible alternative.