Points?

That's the lovely thing about Lean Cuisine - the points are
listed right on the box! Look on one of the endflaps, it
should say ww points and have a number - figured out right
for you (or reasonably close).

Doing a quick search I came up with the lean cuisine
website, might try looking here:
leancuisine.comIndex.aspxOpen ↗
Type in the product you're looking for, click on *find it*
... click on the name of the result and it lists several
nutrition details as well as ww points.

Swedish meatballs = 6 US points Sante Fe Beans and Rice =
6 US points

Joyce

michael martin said:

Does anyone know the points for Lean Cusine meals I'm
looking for Sweedish Meatballs and Sante Fe beans and rice

thanks

Thank you. I'm new to this (about 3 weeks) and I'm starting
to get bored with my food choices. I'm going to try Lean
Cusine to try to add some more varieity to my meals.

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

That's the lovely thing about Lean Cuisine - the points
are listed right

on the

Quoted message said:

box! Look on one of the endflaps, it should say ww points
and have a

number -

Quoted message said:

figured out right for you (or reasonably close).

Doing a quick search I came up with the lean cuisine
website, might try

looking

Quoted message said:

here: leancuisine.comIndOpen ↗
ex.aspx Type in

the

Quoted message said:

product you're looking for, click on *find it* ... click
on the name of

the result

Quoted message said:

and it lists several nutrition details as well as ww
points.

Swedish meatballs = 6 US points Sante Fe Beans and Rice =
6 US points

Joyce

On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 17:26:14 -0500, "michael martin"

<[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Does anyone know the points for Lean Cusine meals I'm
looking for

Sweedish

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Meatballs and Sante Fe beans and rice

thanks

Just be careful with adding them too often or in too large
quantities. They are loaded with sodium (as are all
prepackaged foods) - drink more water to try and flush out
that extra sodium. You may find that you get hungrier eating
these, as they are quite small in quantity - so fill in with
extra veggies and salads if eating for main meals. I started
out using them for lunches, quickly became bored with the
choices available. I still have my favorites though, but now
only use them for a super quick lunch if I have no time to
fix anything else.

Joyce

michael martin said:

Thank you. I'm new to this (about 3 weeks) and I'm starting
to get bored with my food choices. I'm going to try Lean
Cusine to try to add some more varieity to my meals.

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

That's the lovely thing about Lean Cuisine - the points
are listed right

on the

Quoted message said:

box! Look on one of the endflaps, it should say ww points
and have a

number -

Quoted message said:

figured out right for you (or reasonably close).

Doing a quick search I came up with the lean cuisine
website, might try

looking

Quoted message said:

here: leancuisine.comInOpen ↗
dex.aspx Type in

the

Quoted message said:

product you're looking for, click on *find it* ... click
on the name of

the result

Quoted message said:

and it lists several nutrition details as well as ww
points.

Swedish meatballs = 6 US points Sante Fe Beans and Rice =
6 US points

Joyce

On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 17:26:14 -0500, "michael martin"

<[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Does anyone know the points for Lean Cusine meals I'm
looking for

Sweedish

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Meatballs and Sante Fe beans and rice

thanks