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| I love the weight watchers english muffins, but the sliced bread is a little tasteless. I normally cut the crust off the bread b/c it tastes rather dry.
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| I have found the same thing about WW bread spoiling and also keep mine refrigerated. It's too expensive to waste!
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CHARCHARV
3/27/08 12:14 A
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I love all the weight watcher bread products. With the sliced bread I find it is better to keep it in the fridge as it does not have that many preservatives in it and it tends to spoil quickly.
Charlene
Ontario, Canada
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| I personally spend more calories on a heartier more filling bread like a whole grain
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| Nature's Own light is very similar in ingredients and NI
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NAVYGIRL_MOM
3/13/08 8:48 A
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| the only no point snack I found that's even remotely satisfying is the individual bags of baby carrots. For 1 point I Love, Love, Love the 2 oz vita muffins or vita tops by Vitalicious. If you haven't tried them, I highly recommend buying the muffin mix to make your own, cheaper that way (about 50cents per muffin). Supposedly they sell at grocery stores, mine don't carry them, so I buy from their website at www.vitalicious.com
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Nature's Own has a double fiber wheat bread that is extremely satisfying. It has 1 point for 2 slices...On WW you can have a turkey sandwich with fat free mayo with Nature;s Own DF bread and progresso 0 point soup....yummy and about 2 points :) 
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BUTTERFLY_LADY
3/12/08 12:57 A
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Any in particular?
I am pumped this week. My meeting was this morning and I reread my first week booklet and am fresh on the job. Lifestyle change here I come.
skinnny_girl
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| why don't you try snacks made from soya?
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BUTTERFLY_LADY
3/11/08 7:53 P
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Hey whatever you are doing it sure is working for you!!! I was where you are now and seeing your progress is going to help me pick up the pace...thanks!
Fortunately for me..I am not a big bread fan. More crackers and cookies. But am also at the 18 pt place and that is NOT a lot of food.
I find a pita or half of a pita etc will do the fix.
Then the Orville Redinbakers smart pop or pretzels low fat. If I need a crunch fix.
Trying to get back into veggies and dip as a snack.
Any ideas on crunchy low or no point snacks greatly appreciated
Skinnny_girl
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NAVYGIRL_MOM
3/11/08 9:17 A
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| I used to eat the Double fiber wheat bread by Country Village I think? Country something anyway, the package clearly says double fiber and the first ingredient is 100% whole wheat. It is very good. Unfortunately for me, on WW, I only get 18 points and that bread is 1 point per piece, where the Village Hearth is 1 point for 2 pieces. I think the fat content is the difference in these breads. But as everyone knows fat is what makes the item taste good :(
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BUTTERFLY_LADY
3/10/08 9:27 P
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Thanks for the tip...I was just doodleing around looking for some encouragement as i feel this month like I am going no where. I havent gained back all of my weight but it is going so slow and up and down.
Need to feel like it matters. Seeing your progess really helps.You are where I want to be. Need to stop eating late at night. I work until 8:00 pm and by the time I get home...Well you know how it goes.
Pat
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NAVYGIRL_MOM
3/10/08 3:12 P
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| Village Hearth now has a whole wheat bread that rivals the low points and high fiber content of WW, but is softer and more filling. Try it! Their hamburger buns are fabulous too, only 1 point for the whole bun (whole wheat).
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BUTTERFLY_LADY
3/10/08 1:10 A
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| Have to agree about the W.W. bread. Although I do like the W.W wraps. Either way both are available at either Co-op or Sobeys (Canada) You should try them for yourself. I like a good quality high grain bread and have only one slice instead of two. Open face sandwiches and melts are great and save on carbs and cals.
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NEWWAYOFLIFENM
3/9/08 6:32 P
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| I suggest normal whole grain bread instead. I bought WW bread once (and never since). It really is just smaller bread and is wafer thin. I just didn't find it was satisfying.
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| What kind of bread would you suggest? Thanks
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| LOL weight watchers bread is just 1/2 loaf of bread with 1/2 the calories and 1/2 the nutrients. Tiny bread.
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I find the WW bread, rolls and cakes in the bread aisles in our local food stores( Giant, ACME,Shop Rite) in PA. I have seen it at Walmarts and Target as well. the products are really good and low n calories and points.
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| I have seen in at my local grocery stores here in Canada so I assume you can get it in the USA. Hope you find it.
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| I find it in all my local supermarkets. Sometimes a store has a WW section for all its products. Sometimes they are in dietary special area. I can get it at Walmart in Syracuse. Why don't you talk to the manager?
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| Hi everyone. Where do you find "Weight Watchers" Bread/ I found it mentioned on here but I am having trouble finding it...Can someone tell me? I checked my local Wal-Mart store and didn't find it. Thanks so much.
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