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eggs - 29 Nov 2004 02:10 GMT
Hi everyone,

I was making up some chili beans yesterday, (basically can of beans, two
cans tomatoes, two cups diced veg & some water & spice), which i usually
would only count as 4 points, which would be for the beans.  I usually
use fresh veg so hadn't thought about it, but according to the info on
the bag of diced veg & the cans of tomatoes, those veg would actually
count for 2 points, even though they are "zero point" foods. Do people
usually add this count in, or are the points for "zero" foods just
ignored?

eggs.
Laura - 29 Nov 2004 02:31 GMT
Zero point foods are zero points for a serving but if you have multiple
servings then you should be counting them accordingly. Some people say to
add 1 point for every 3 servings of zero point foods.

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> eggs.
eggs - 29 Nov 2004 09:47 GMT
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> Zero point foods are zero points for a serving but if you have multiple
> servings then you should be counting them accordingly. Some people say to
> add 1 point for every 3 servings of zero point foods.

Thanks!  I ended up counting one of the two vegetable points, but think
I will count all of them next time.

eggs.
The Matriarch - 29 Nov 2004 10:57 GMT
I am so glad this question was asked and answered... so plainly. This
does change my points on my veggie soup I thot zero points. One more way
of yeilding to the meal plan.  
Thank you.
Miss Violette - 29 Nov 2004 12:02 GMT
before you decide, list all of the numbers, add them up and divide by the
number of servings, see if that keeps it zero or maybe 1 point, Lee
> I am so glad this question was asked and answered... so plainly. This
> does change my points on my veggie soup I thot zero points. One more way
> of yeilding to the meal plan.
> Thank you.
Laura - 29 Nov 2004 12:49 GMT
Since you are probably only having a cup at a sitting, the veggie soup if
made without potatoes should still be zero points due to all of the fiber
you are getting. If you are eating more than a cup at a time then I would
count it as 1 point for the second cup to be sure.

> I am so glad this question was asked and answered... so plainly. This
> does change my points on my veggie soup I thot zero points. One more way
> of yeilding to the meal plan.
> Thank you.
The Matriarch - 29 Nov 2004 13:50 GMT
My soup is mainly beans...

I can each of beans, rinsed ( pinto, navy, butterbean, black bean,
kidney bean, sometimes blackeyed peas)

1 can diced tomatoes w/ juice

2-3 large onions

2 cloves garlic

2 small cans tomato sauce

black pepper

water to cover all in crockpot.

I usually eat one soup cup as serving for dinner & supper. No crackers
but 1 slice whole wheat bread with lite butter. Oooops... margarine & 6
oz. skim milk. Makes a very comfortable meal with a lasting curb to the
'hungries'.
Miss Violette - 29 Nov 2004 03:29 GMT
I write all of it down and figure out the portions and point it based on a
portion, Lee
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