Question about points

I'm a brand new member of WW Canada and am doing the points and journalling.
I have a weakness for chocolate, so I bought Hunt's fat free Snack Pack
chocolate pudding. I used the pointsfinder slide. There's no fiber and 87
cals and according to the points, it should be 2 points. But there's no fat
in it. Does it still have 2 points? That's a lot for a wee 5 gram cup of
pudding.

Can someone tell me how many points Limburger cheese has? Honestly, I love
Limburger, but it's not on the points list.

Thanks for your help.

Fat free pudding probably contains fat free milk. No fat doesn't mean
no calories. Milk contains lactose (i.e. milk sugar), among other
caloric content.

1 oz (28.3g) of limburger cheese is 2.5 pts: 93 calories, 7.7g fat, 0
fiber. 1 cubic inch (18g) is 1.5 pts: 59 calories, 4.9g fat, 0 fiber.
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Linda P

On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 17:44:08 GMT, "Jutta Haas"
wrote:

I'm a brand new member of WW Canada and am doing the points and journalling.
I have a weakness for chocolate, so I bought Hunt's fat free Snack Pack
chocolate pudding. I used the pointsfinder slide. There's no fiber and 87
cals and according to the points, it should be 2 points. But there's no fat
in it. Does it still have 2 points? That's a lot for a wee 5 gram cup of
pudding.

Can someone tell me how many points Limburger cheese has? Honestly, I love
Limburger, but it's not on the points list.

Thanks for your help.

Fat free pudding probably contains fat free milk. No fat doesn't mean
no calories. Milk contains lactose (i.e. milk sugar), among other
caloric content.

1 oz (28.3g) of limburger cheese is 2.5 pts: 93 calories, 7.7g fat, 0
fiber. 1 cubic inch (18g) is 1.5 pts: 59 calories, 4.9g fat, 0 fiber.
--
Linda P

On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 17:44:08 GMT, "Jutta Haas"
wrote:

I'm a brand new member of WW Canada and am doing the points and journalling.
I have a weakness for chocolate, so I bought Hunt's fat free Snack Pack
chocolate pudding. I used the pointsfinder slide. There's no fiber and 87
cals and according to the points, it should be 2 points. But there's no fat
in it. Does it still have 2 points? That's a lot for a wee 5 gram cup of
pudding.

Can someone tell me how many points Limburger cheese has? Honestly, I love
Limburger, but it's not on the points list.

Thanks for your help.

yes it is two points. Not sure about the cheese but use the "general" one
and you will be safe, if I am not sure I charge 3 points per ounce. Best of
luck to you
Jutta Haas wrote in message
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I'm a brand new member of WW Canada and am doing the points and
journalling.
I have a weakness for chocolate, so I bought Hunt's fat free Snack Pack
chocolate pudding. I used the pointsfinder slide. There's no fiber and 87
cals and according to the points, it should be 2 points. But there's no
fat
in it. Does it still have 2 points? That's a lot for a wee 5 gram cup of
pudding.

Can someone tell me how many points Limburger cheese has? Honestly, I love
Limburger, but it's not on the points list.

Thanks for your help.

yes it is two points. Not sure about the cheese but use the "general" one
and you will be safe, if I am not sure I charge 3 points per ounce. Best of
luck to you
Jutta Haas wrote in message
.cable.rogers.com...
I'm a brand new member of WW Canada and am doing the points and
journalling.
I have a weakness for chocolate, so I bought Hunt's fat free Snack Pack
chocolate pudding. I used the pointsfinder slide. There's no fiber and 87
cals and according to the points, it should be 2 points. But there's no
fat
in it. Does it still have 2 points? That's a lot for a wee 5 gram cup of
pudding.

Can someone tell me how many points Limburger cheese has? Honestly, I love
Limburger, but it's not on the points list.

Thanks for your help.