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I want to go back to doing WW (not going to meetings but I have lots of the stuff at home still) and I know from past experience that I can't handle the Core Plan but, as I still live at home I'm not allowed to make my own teas because there isn't room/time. I can make breakfast and dinner but for tea I have to have what my parents' have and my dad's not the kind to go about weighing ingredients before cooking.
The type of food that they eat isn't too bad, there's plenty of vegetables and the portions aren't enormous but there's usually spaghetti or white rice or something with it, and as soon as they can afford to buy a chip fryer or get the oven fixed then it'll probably be lots of chips.
But my question was, is it worth trying to do points if I set aside a certain number for tea and work out the rest of the day from the other points? I'm allowed a maximum of 22 a day so what would be a good sort of amount to save? Has anyone got any ideas because I'm utterly stumped.
The type of food that they eat isn't too bad, there's plenty of vegetables and the portions aren't enormous but there's usually spaghetti or white rice or something with it, and as soon as they can afford to buy a chip fryer or get the oven fixed then it'll probably be lots of chips.
But my question was, is it worth trying to do points if I set aside a certain number for tea and work out the rest of the day from the other points? I'm allowed a maximum of 22 a day so what would be a good sort of amount to save? Has anyone got any ideas because I'm utterly stumped.