Help please

[tinyshoes]

Hi all, I am following WW by myself at home and while I realise I can just continue to follow the 'old way' I would like to try the 'new way' if possible. Joining a class or WW online is not an option for me. Does anyone know if there is an accurate online calculator for the new Pro Points anywhere please (without spending money/joining a site)? I know I can do the cals/40 thing but not sure how accurate this would be if I were to only use this method for all foods and not just in an 'emergency' situation. Can you buy the new calculator from WW online even if you're not a member?

Could anyone tell me the number of ProPoints in a chicken fillet please? I don't know the weight, but if someone can give me Pro Points for a certain weight then I can trim it down to size lol Thanks ever so much...

 

[twilite]

hi,
someone posted the following link in their post for a calculator to use online so you could try that (i know it says mobile but can be used online too)

WeightWatchers ProPoints Calculator for your mobile phone

A medium size 130g raw chicken breast is 3 propoints
hope this helps you

 

[tinyshoes]

hi,
someone posted the following link in their post for a calculator to use online so you could try that (i know it says mobile but can be used online too)

WeightWatchers ProPoints Calculator for your mobile phone

A medium size 130g raw chicken breast is 3 propoints
hope this helps you

Thanks for your help

 

[summergurl]

How does that calculator work?

 

[~Crooked Smile~]

You read the values from the nutritional information, type them into the appropriate boxes, and press calculate, and it will give you the PP value

 

[summergurl]

lol that was a silly question really - i meant do i put in the values for 100g or the portion size .... but tis ok found out ya can do either!

 

[pinkyfluff]

I use the official ww ppts calculator and I always work it out for the amount I am going to eat if the packaging gives per portion values. Just a note - its total fat and carbs, NOT sat fat and carbs of which is sugars.

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