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Old 03-23-2001, 03:05 PM   #1  
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WOULD ANYONE KNOW THE POINTS FOR AN MC DONALDS DOUBLE FISH O FILET SANDWICH? THANKS FOR YOU HELP.
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A regular filet-o-fish is 12 points if that's any help.
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Is that 12 points with cheese and mayo, or plain?
Do you know what the points are plain?

Also, do you know what the points would be for a Garden McSalad Shaker
with the Vinaigrette dressing?
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