[cat90]

Can Anyone help me I'm confused over how many pts are in
chocolate...I have just started the W.W. plan (again ) and i have 2 old plans...the 123 success plan and the old freedom plan.
In the freedom plan 2 pcs of choc, half a candy bar or 2 tbsp of choc chips (1oz) is 150 cals..in the 123 success plan,2pcs of choc, half a candy bar, or 2 tbsp of choc chips (1oz) = 3pts. Last night i was a and ate 12 pcs of orange chocolate so is that ( 12 X 75 cals = 900cals ) or ( 12 X 1.5pts = 18pts ) or seeing as 1oz of choc chips is 3pts and i weighed the choc and it weighs 2ozs...is it 6pts 18pts seems a bit much to me I seem to remember a flake or mars bar being about 6pts..help please

[cat90]

Just remembered..the points system in England is different to ours but it may help a bit...thanks

[Smiling Sal]

Am all confused. Will need to hunt out the WW books and see if they help

[cat90]

Hmmm..i've just been browsing the W.W. ca site and it say's that 1oz of chocolate is 4 points..so i guess i'll take that..8pts is better than 18pts

[tupperware queen]

A 34g flake is 4 points here!! 3 mini eggs = 1 point and a creme egg 3 1/2 points, just thought i would look them up for future reference!!

[cat90]

TQ...looks like i'll have to come back to England to eat chocolate then

[BritinNJ]

Cathy, definitely go for the eight points as that sounds about right to me, cos I know like a hershey bar is six. No way should it ever be 18!!! LOL! If you send me the reading of fat grams, calories and fibre I'll use my point finder for you to be sure.

[tupperware queen]

I wonder why we don't have fibre on our points calculators in the UK. There is obviously a very different system going on over the pond.
Actually I am much better with the calorie counting dont tell the ww leader!!

[BritinNJ]

LOL, TQ, I don't think I could do the calorie count thing, I love the point calculator, I've nver been much of a mathematician (sp)? SO counting calories gets difficult past 100

[cat90]

Chris..thanks for the offer i've got a pts finder..the problem is hardly anything you buy over here as a nutrition label on it it would be much easier in England...i alway's used to check labels over there..anyway i think they passed a law here a while ago to change all that..i think everything has to have the nutritional values on the label within 2 years.