Lean Cuisine

Thanks for letting us know, Julie. Elaine KJ

Julie said:

Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box? Also, they are "buy one
get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really good and only 5
points. Julie

I discovered the points listed on ours last spring. Could it be that the ones in Canada have just
been updated to match those in the USA?

Our stores alternate between having the Smart ones and Lean Cuisine on sale. Can't go wrong with
either brand. I did have to make sure that I picked ones that had more protein than rice or pasta or
I was hungry by 3pm.

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Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box?

Also,

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they are "buy one get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really good
and only 5 points. Julie

Yes but you have to be careful, something I ate from Lean Cuisine last week registered 1 point on
the box less than the actual point value.

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Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box?

Also,

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they are "buy one get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really good
and only 5 points. Julie

Our leader and a couple of members warned to always figure the points the
first time you eat them as they are not as accurate as they could be, we
rarely eat TV dinners but keep them for emergencies and long days like
today, I actually had the banquet "turkey, mostly white meat" for six points
tonight, Lee
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Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box?

Also,

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they are "buy one get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really good
and only 5 points. Julie

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Yes but you have to be careful, something I ate from Lean Cuisine last week registered 1 point on
the box less than the actual point value.

I wouldn't worry. I've lost a ton on WW and can tell you that it's not an exact science. I hope I
made a good point... DZ

the healthy choice is also an excellent brand and right now my personal
favorite, is michealina's 4 cheese lasagna for only points, it is big and
tastes great, Lee
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I discovered the points listed on ours last spring. Could it be that the ones in Canada have just
been updated to match those in the USA?

Our stores alternate between having the Smart ones and Lean Cuisine on

sale.

Quoted message said:

Can't go wrong with either brand. I did have to make sure that I picked

ones

Quoted message said:

that had more protein than rice or pasta or I was hungry by 3pm.

"Julie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:sb%Pb.225147$JQ1.11683@pd7tw1no...

Quoted message said:

Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box?

Also,

Quoted message said:

they are "buy one get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really
good and only 5 points. Julie

I would tend to agree with you. A bit of flexibility and an odd calculation up or down will not
generally totally kill the WW program and one's weightloss. I imagine there might be some folks
who are more sensitive to total intake and it might make a difference in their case. Or maybe when
one does not have much to lose and is already close to goal the point or half point might make
some difference???? But clearly, with Weight Ranges set 25 pounds apart, there has to be some
degree of latitude.

DaddyZak said:

"Kristin" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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Yes but you have to be careful, something I ate from Lean Cuisine last week registered 1 point on
the box less than the actual point value.

I wouldn't worry. I've lost a ton on WW and can tell you that it's not an exact science. I hope I
made a good point... DZ

the only thing is for me if I eat too few points I don't lose, my metabolism
is so screwed up that it is pretty important and they can also be more
points than stated as well, Lee
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I would tend to agree with you. A bit of flexibility and an odd calculation up or down will not
generally totally kill the WW program and one's weightloss. I imagine there might be some folks
who are more sensitive to total intake and it might make a difference in their case. Or maybe when
one does not have much to lose and is already close to goal the point or half point might make
some difference???? But clearly, with Weight Ranges set 25 pounds apart, there has to be some
degree of latitude.

DaddyZak said:

"Kristin" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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Yes but you have to be careful, something I ate from Lean Cuisine last week registered 1 point
on the box less than the actual point value.

I wouldn't worry. I've lost a ton on WW and can tell you that it's not an exact science. I hope I
made a good point... DZ

The pasta & cheese ones were the only ones that I found satified me. The lasagna was one of my
favorites too.

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the healthy choice is also an excellent brand and right now my personal favorite, is michealina's
4 cheese lasagna for only points, it is big and tastes great, Lee Laura <[email hidden]>
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I discovered the points listed on ours last spring. Could it be that the ones in Canada have
just been updated to match those in the USA?

Our stores alternate between having the Smart ones and Lean Cuisine on

sale.

Quoted message said:

Can't go wrong with either brand. I did have to make sure that I picked

ones

Quoted message said:

that had more protein than rice or pasta or I was hungry by 3pm.

"Julie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:sb%Pb.225147$JQ1.11683@pd7tw1no...

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Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box?

Also,

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they are "buy one get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken

curry

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with mango is really good and only 5 points. Julie

I ate Lean Cuisine for a while but they're pretty boring...try the President's Choice Too Good To
Be True frozen dinners... they are tasty and 4 or 5 points each. (At Superstore) All the PC TGTBT
food is great!

presidentschoice.capc tgtbt.aspxOpen ↗

We miss out on alot of food the Americans get, but at least we've got this!

Melanie 163 - 154.4 - 140ish

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Thanks for letting us know, Julie. Elaine KJ

Julie said:

Hi! Did you know that Lean Cuisine now puts the points value on the box? Also, they are "buy one
get one free" at Safeway this week. The chicken curry with mango is really good and only 5
points. Julie