Win Portion-Controlled Plates or Bowls from Wine-Trax
Now that Thanksgiving is over, and we've celebrated for a day, it's time to get back on track, right?
An easy way to make sure you're not overserving yourself is to use plates that remind you about portion size, such as those by Wine-Trax.
~INDYGIRL reviewed the products earlier this year, and today we're giving some away. The company will give a set of bowls or plates to one lucky winner! (This is also a fun holiday gift, too.)
They say:
Your common-sense approach to simply elegant portion control.
Elegant clear glass dinnerware with frosted lines to indicate portions:
Wine-Trax, the measuring wine glass
- rings at 4-6-8 ounces
- universal glass shape suits all beverages
Snack-Trax, the measuring snack bowl
- frosted rings at 1/3, 2/3 & 1 cup
- resealable plastic lid
Meal-Trax, the measuring dinner plate
- lines divide food groups for healthy food-group portions:
1/2 plate for fruits & vegetables
1/4 plate for lean protein
1/4 plate for starches or whole grains.
To enter, click here! Be sure to read the rules. This contest will end exactly one week from today! Winners will be notified via email by dailySpark editor Stepfanie Romine.
Do you measure your food or eyeball portions? Why or why not?
An easy way to make sure you're not overserving yourself is to use plates that remind you about portion size, such as those by Wine-Trax.
~INDYGIRL reviewed the products earlier this year, and today we're giving some away. The company will give a set of bowls or plates to one lucky winner! (This is also a fun holiday gift, too.)
They say:
Your common-sense approach to simply elegant portion control.
Elegant clear glass dinnerware with frosted lines to indicate portions:
Wine-Trax, the measuring wine glass
- rings at 4-6-8 ounces
- universal glass shape suits all beverages
Snack-Trax, the measuring snack bowl
- frosted rings at 1/3, 2/3 & 1 cup
- resealable plastic lid
Meal-Trax, the measuring dinner plate
- lines divide food groups for healthy food-group portions:
1/2 plate for fruits & vegetables
1/4 plate for lean protein
1/4 plate for starches or whole grains.
To enter, click here! Be sure to read the rules. This contest will end exactly one week from today! Winners will be notified via email by dailySpark editor Stepfanie Romine.
Do you measure your food or eyeball portions? Why or why not?
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Comments
These do sound like great tools. - 11/26/2011 11:41:23 PM
I also use a food scale. I make 2 oz patties from ground turkey and ground beef, place in zip lock bags, freeze then place in cardboard boxes with one side open and a rectangle cut off the top, to recognize food in it. I measure out 1 lb of ground beef and place in zip lock bag, seal and freeze.
Yes, most days I measure & weigh food. - 11/26/2011 5:59:31 AM
Oh (I get it) with this product, problem solved!
The bowls would be good for the kids at breakfast. Right now they see how full they can make their bowl and still have room for milk... and try to make it to the table with a brimming full bowl... kids... that includes their father... OH SNAP! - 11/26/2011 1:27:37 AM
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