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Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Weight Watchers SmartPoints Zero Points Food List

Hello, Everyone!

It’s finally here – Weight Watchers Zero Points Food List for their SmartPoints Program.

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Of course all of our veggies and fruits which were listed in the Zero PlusPoints Food List are still there, but they’ve made considerable changes to the condiments since WW is now cutting down on refined sugars and saturated fats with Beyond The Scale. Here is the new list.

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For Zero SmartPoints, you can use the following to flavor you food:

  • chopped scallions or red onion
  • fresh herbs
  • dried herbs
  • reduced sodium soy sauce
  • pickled jalapeno peppers
  • unsweetened pickles or other pickled vegetables
  • capers
  • lemon, lime or orange zest
  • lemon or lime juice
  • hot sauce
  • mustard
  • fat-free salsa 
  • vinegar
  • vanilla or almond extract
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    *sobs rivers of tears* Can’t believe my ketchup is gone and now I actually have to measure it! LOL Good thing I found this Reduced Sugar ketchup from Heinz. You can get up to 5 Tablespoons for only 1 SmartPoint.

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    My Fat Free Mayo has also changed, but I only get 2 Tablespoons for 1 SmartPoint. It goes up after that.

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    But at least I can get up to 5 Tablespoons of my Worcestershire sauce for 1 SmartPoint. 1 Tablespoon is zero.

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    And though they don’t mention it, black coffee/tea (with no sugar) and cooking sprays are still at Zero SmartPoints. According to their online tracker, you can get up to 6 sprays for your cooking spray before it’s counted as a point. But y’all know my Work-around tip:

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    Julie’s Tip: Buy several different types of cooking sprays:

    • Butter flavored
    • Olive Oil
    • Coconut Oil
    • Grapeseed Oil
    • Canola Oil, etc.

    and use different ones throughout the meals of the day so you never reach 6 sprays of one type and therefore avoid adding points! Smile 

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    But that’s not all. Weight Watchers also shares how 1 SmartPoint can go a long way by sharing some great topping ideas to flavor our foods:

    A little can go a long way...make your meal even more delicious for 1 SmartPoints value!

    Savory

    • toasted sesame oil - 1 tsp
    • barbecue sauce 1 tbsp
    • grated Parmesan cheese - 1 1/2 tbsp
    • teriyaki sauce 2 tbsp
    • olives - 9 large 

    Sweet

    • dried cranberries 1 tbsp
    • sweetened shredded coconut - 1 Tbsp
    • chocolate syrup - 1 1/2 tsp
    • maple syrup  1  tsp
    • mango chutney 1 Tbsp

    Creamy

    • crumbled feta or goat cheese – 1 Tbsp
    • sour cream - 1 Tbsp
    • mashed Avocado - 2 Tbsp
    • plain lowfat Greek yogurt - 1/3 c
    • fat free Black Bean DIp 1/4 c

    Crunchy

    • sunflower seeds – 1 Tbsp
    • slivered almonds - 1 Tbsp
    • peanuts – 10 items
    • pistachios – 14 items
    • crumbled low fat baked tortilla chips - 5 chips 

    Check out their entire article titled: Flavor Boosts: Make Meals Come Alive for more information.

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    Very Important:

    Please remember that the rule on blending fruit/veggies still applies. If you eat a fruit or veggie whole, it will usually be zero SmartPoints, but if you blend it or mash it, then you have to count points for it. Don’t fall for a recipe that tells you their fruit smoothie is zero SmartPoints. 

     

    Was there anything you were sad to see go? Share it with me!

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    4 comments:

    1. so there are recommendations of 5 servings of fruit/vegetable per day. What is a serving considered? 1/2 cup 1 cup?

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    2. Hiya, Anon! I'm truly not sure of each individual fruit/veggie, but I'm positive Google has the answer. For whatever fruit/veggie you're looking at, search for the serving size and you can see the recommended serving. I'm still not at the point of checking serving sizes. I love most fruits/veggies and I just add them to my day/meals as needed. The only one I do watch is bananas of which I only have two a day. Hope this helps. :)

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      1. I've never really thought about it, anon! LOL But thanks for stopping by and commenting :)

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