Is There an Updated WW Points List for Current Cookbooks?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the sharing and updating of a Weight Watchers points list for Pampered Chef recipes, with participants expressing gratitude and discussing the utility of this resource for their cooking demonstrations and customer interactions.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared their experience of updating the Weight Watchers points list and noted its usefulness for customers who are watching their weight.
  • Several participants expressed appreciation for the updated points list, highlighting its convenience for planning recipes for Weight Watchers guests.
  • Another participant mentioned their personal experience on Weight Watchers and the importance of having access to points information for recipe planning.
  • One participant inquired about whether the points were calculated per serving or per dish, sharing a concern about accommodating friends on Weight Watchers during shows.
  • Another participant noted that the points are based on serving sizes and mentioned the impact of altering serving sizes on points.
  • One participant shared their excitement about using the points list for an upcoming booth at a Weight Watchers meeting.
  • Another participant reflected on their journey with Weight Watchers and the importance of enjoying a variety of foods while staying on track.
  • One participant questioned whether the points list was based on the old Weight Watchers program and if an updated list exists.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the applicability of the points list to current Weight Watchers programs, with some participants expressing confidence in its utility while others question its relevance to newer systems.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a community of Pampered Chef consultants who are navigating the integration of Weight Watchers points into their cooking demonstrations and customer interactions.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for resources to assist customers on Weight Watchers or those interested in incorporating Weight Watchers-friendly recipes into their shows may find this discussion beneficial.

chefann
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I just got the rest of my Spring samples, and the first thing I did (before I even unpacked the box!) was to update the Weight Watchers points list.

The list with recipes from the retired books is available through a file search. Look for a document with WW in the title.

And please remember that my information is in the footers on both of these documents. I'm happy to take any orders from your customers calling me instead of you... but would rather you put your info in the footer so that you can keep your customers. ;)

For newer consultants who wonder just what these lists are for... they're a great bonus hand-out for customers who purchase our cookbooks, especially after mentioning that they're watching their weight. Several members around here have recently posted about setting up displays at Weight Watcher meeting centers. These files would be a great freebie to distribute there. You can also use one for personal reference, if you're picking show recipes that are diet-friendly.
 

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You are so awesome! Thanks for updating and sharing! I'd have no clue on how to go about doing this conversion. :D
 
Thank you so much for doing this. I have lots of hosts and guests who are on WW. Having your points list makes it soooo easy to plan a recipe to demo for them.:thumbup:
 
Thanks SO much Ann.....:D
 
I am presently on WW and I sincerely appreciate the work you have put into this-I also have many people that are always looking for this info and they love the recipes PC has to offer. Congratulations on your first year!
 
are these points per serving or per dish? Just wondering, I had a friend mention that she wouldn't do a show for me because she is doing weight watchers and didn't want to not be able to eat anything. I mentioned there were conversions and we could do a 'weight watchers' show and she loved the idea. Thanks!!!
 
AudraKYPCLady said:
are these points per serving or per dish? Just wondering, I had a friend mention that she wouldn't do a show for me because she is doing weight watchers and didn't want to not be able to eat anything. I mentioned there were conversions and we could do a 'weight watchers' show and she loved the idea. Thanks!!!

interesting statement, since WW's big claim is that you can go anywhere, eat and still stay on track. Obviously, that's not the reality of the program.
 
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AudraKYPCLady said:
are these points per serving or per dish? Just wondering, I had a friend mention that she wouldn't do a show for me because she is doing weight watchers and didn't want to not be able to eat anything. I mentioned there were conversions and we could do a 'weight watchers' show and she loved the idea. Thanks!!!

They're per serving, based on the numbers HO puts on each recipe (calories, fat and fiber per serving). Obviously, altering serving size will affect points.
 
Thanks so much, Ann! You always come through for us!
 
Wonderful!!!! Thanks so much!!!
 
I just found this handy dandy sheet on the files list. Thank you SO much Ann!!
 
Just found this, Ann. Thank you so very much! Bumping for others.
 
Ann, I'm a new consultant and just found out today that my offical Grand Opening show starts one hour after the grand opening of Weight Watchers here in our town of 1,100 people. I promised some WW friendly recipies and had no idea where I would get them. And I just signed my first recruit and she is one of the ones who got WW here. YOU are a life saver!! I think my cookbook sales will soar!

THANK YOU!!!

Jean
 
This is perfect! I'm working my first booth at a weight watchers meeting tomorrow night and I'm trying to come up with some creative ideas. This is awesome! I found something like this online but it was almost 6-7 years old...cookbooks were older versions.
 
CL, it was I had just joined weight watchers when I saw the 15 min fajitas, and that's what made me buy the DCB. Told my friends about it at the next meeting, and made it at a potluck. That's the recipe that is getting me a bunch of parties when I sign up--and part of the reason I am signing up!Lots of PC recipes are great for WW, and cooking your own food is such a great way to be healthy. Have a great event, and I hope you get some recruits!
Marghi
 
Thanks so much for this resource.
 
ChefBeckyD said:
interesting statement, since WW's big claim is that you can go anywhere, eat and still stay on track. Obviously, that's not the reality of the program.

Yes you can do that! Some people who do WW are so "diet-mentality" that they leave out bread, pasta, and sweets and think they are doing "WW". To me they are on a diet! I am down 30 pounds since Feb 22 on WW...probably 50 from last year's Conference! Walking on a walker instead of using a scooter... doing Poolates 3 days a week...and Wii Fit Plus 2-3 days a week. I don't get why people go on WW then still DIEt! I had no problem at NC eating! I knew my point values from my books and ate more or less what I wanted to. I didn't indulge in the desserts because I don't like to "waste" points on that! I do eat all kinds of WW desserts all the time. It's sad to see people on the best healthy eating lifestyle there is and not eat...
 
Thank you so much Ann! So timely, having a show today and making WW lemon cake in Rice Cooker w/WW pudding and doing a taste of the rubs w/pretzels!
 
Awesome! Thanks so much!
 
I am assuming this was figured out with the old points program, is that correct? Does an updated list exist?TA, ChefAnn for creating this and sharing it!
 
magentablue said:
I am assuming this was figured out with the old points program, is that correct? Does an updated list exist?

TA, ChefAnn for creating this and sharing it!

These are all from the old WW...I think the new one is too new for someone to convert them.....HTH :D
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an updated WW Points list for current Pampered Chef cookbooks?

Yes, Pampered Chef often updates their recipes and resources, including Weight Watchers (WW) Points. You can check their official website or contact your Pampered Chef consultant for the most current information.

How can I find the WW Points for specific recipes in Pampered Chef cookbooks?

You can find the WW Points for specific recipes by visiting the Pampered Chef website or using their app, where they may provide nutritional information including WW Points. Additionally, some cookbooks may have a dedicated section for WW Points.

Are the WW Points in Pampered Chef cookbooks calculated using the latest WW guidelines?

Pampered Chef aims to provide accurate nutritional information, including WW Points, based on the latest guidelines. However, it's always a good idea to double-check with the official WW resources for the most accurate calculations.

Can I use older Pampered Chef cookbooks for WW Points?

While older cookbooks may still provide valuable recipes, the WW Points may not reflect the most current guidelines. It’s recommended to verify the points using the latest WW system or consult updated resources.

Where can I get the most accurate WW Points for Pampered Chef recipes?

The most accurate WW Points for Pampered Chef recipes can be obtained from the official Pampered Chef website, their mobile app, or by consulting with a Pampered Chef consultant who can provide updated information.

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