april99
09-15-2002, 02:15 PM
Yesterday I went to the Farmers Market. I bought some Bannock. It is a bread that the Indians make. Would anyone know how many points are in 1 slice?
April
April
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HippyChick
09-16-2002, 09:03 AM
April, was it the fried bannock or the one cooked over an open fire? If it wasn't fried then I think I would count it like regular bread...1 point for 1 slice.
I remember helping to make bannock while camping in Jasper with the family. We'd make the dough and then wrap it around a small moist branch to cook over the fire. Couldn't eat it without a little butter and jam though! :D
I remember helping to make bannock while camping in Jasper with the family. We'd make the dough and then wrap it around a small moist branch to cook over the fire. Couldn't eat it without a little butter and jam though! :D
GailR
09-16-2002, 10:25 AM
I was reading a romance novel about a month ago...one of those medieval things...and they talked about bannock bread...didn't have a clue as to what that is! :lol: I'm sure they didn't count points back then!
april99
09-16-2002, 01:07 PM
You could cook bannock over an open fire, but it was probably baked in an oven.
I think I will count it like bread.
April
I think I will count it like bread.
April
HippyChick
09-17-2002, 07:23 AM
Gail, I'm sure you're right about them not having to count points. :lol:
Have you taken a look at the original Weight Watchers program? Now THAT was almost medieval!
Have you taken a look at the original Weight Watchers program? Now THAT was almost medieval!