From: Plissken on
I just had lunch with my kids and DH at a Vietnamese Restaurant today
(Pho Hoa chain). I have NO idea how many points my lunch is! I ordered
the healthiest looking thing on the menu: grilled chicken, vermicelli
(sp?), and lots of raw veggies (sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, cilantro). I
made sure to leave some and not stuff myself silly. What do I do about
counting points? Next time I'll make sure to go to a restaurant that I
know I can find point values for.
From: Willow Herself on
Raw veggies without sauce are mostly 0 pts...

Vermicelli, I have no clues, might be a few pts cause there's oil in that
and maybe some coconut milk... somebody here might know.. I don't eat that
stuff..

Grilled chicken in vietnamese places should be fairly low.. a little oil and
stuff.. I would add about 1 pts per 3 oz... for the "stuff"

Key is.. make an educated guess, and keep good the rest of the week!

;o)
Will~

"Plissken" <plissken(a)notmyrealemail.com> wrote in message
news:GnxZg.157208$5R2.144161(a)pd7urf3no...
>I just had lunch with my kids and DH at a Vietnamese Restaurant today (Pho
>Hoa chain). I have NO idea how many points my lunch is! I ordered the
>healthiest looking thing on the menu: grilled chicken, vermicelli (sp?),
>and lots of raw veggies (sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, cilantro). I made sure
>to leave some and not stuff myself silly. What do I do about counting
>points? Next time I'll make sure to go to a restaurant that I know I can
>find point values for.


From: Plissken on
I'll be eating a lot of veggies for dinner tonight! My breakfast was
only 3.5 points and I am going to the gym for an hour tonight. At least
I didn't go somewhere and order a greasy burger and french fries :o)

Willow Herself wrote:
> Raw veggies without sauce are mostly 0 pts...
>
> Vermicelli, I have no clues, might be a few pts cause there's oil in that
> and maybe some coconut milk... somebody here might know.. I don't eat that
> stuff..
>
> Grilled chicken in vietnamese places should be fairly low.. a little oil and
> stuff.. I would add about 1 pts per 3 oz... for the "stuff"
>
> Key is.. make an educated guess, and keep good the rest of the week!
>
> ;o)
> Will~
>
> "Plissken" <plissken(a)notmyrealemail.com> wrote in message
> news:GnxZg.157208$5R2.144161(a)pd7urf3no...
>> I just had lunch with my kids and DH at a Vietnamese Restaurant today (Pho
>> Hoa chain). I have NO idea how many points my lunch is! I ordered the
>> healthiest looking thing on the menu: grilled chicken, vermicelli (sp?),
>> and lots of raw veggies (sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, cilantro). I made sure
>> to leave some and not stuff myself silly. What do I do about counting
>> points? Next time I'll make sure to go to a restaurant that I know I can
>> find point values for.
>
>
From: Willow Herself on
Even if you had, it wouldn't be the end of the world.. :o)

This is a lifestyle change... we all step back (sometimes stumble back) from
time to time !! ;op
Will~

"Plissken" <plissken(a)notmyrealemail.com> wrote in message
news:nAxZg.161946$R63.11397(a)pd7urf1no...
> I'll be eating a lot of veggies for dinner tonight! My breakfast was only
> 3.5 points and I am going to the gym for an hour tonight. At least I
> didn't go somewhere and order a greasy burger and french fries :o)
>
> Willow Herself wrote:
>> Raw veggies without sauce are mostly 0 pts...
>>
>> Vermicelli, I have no clues, might be a few pts cause there's oil in that
>> and maybe some coconut milk... somebody here might know.. I don't eat
>> that stuff..
>>
>> Grilled chicken in vietnamese places should be fairly low.. a little oil
>> and stuff.. I would add about 1 pts per 3 oz... for the "stuff"
>>
>> Key is.. make an educated guess, and keep good the rest of the week!
>>
>> ;o)
>> Will~
>>
>> "Plissken" <plissken(a)notmyrealemail.com> wrote in message
>> news:GnxZg.157208$5R2.144161(a)pd7urf3no...
>>> I just had lunch with my kids and DH at a Vietnamese Restaurant today
>>> (Pho Hoa chain). I have NO idea how many points my lunch is! I ordered
>>> the healthiest looking thing on the menu: grilled chicken, vermicelli
>>> (sp?), and lots of raw veggies (sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, cilantro). I
>>> made sure to leave some and not stuff myself silly. What do I do about
>>> counting points? Next time I'll make sure to go to a restaurant that I
>>> know I can find point values for.
>>

From: Bazooka-Joe on

Plissken wrote:
> I just had lunch with my kids and DH at a Vietnamese Restaurant today
> (Pho Hoa chain). I have NO idea how many points my lunch is! I ordered
> the healthiest looking thing on the menu: grilled chicken, vermicelli
> (sp?), and lots of raw veggies (sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, cilantro). I
> made sure to leave some and not stuff myself silly. What do I do about
> counting points? Next time I'll make sure to go to a restaurant that I
> know I can find point values for.


What I do in those cases is I make my best legimate educated guess,
usually based off of a similar item. Do a search online for vermicelli
too. Google's bound to have somebody somewhere that has posted
calories, fat and fibre. Then add one point just for good measure
(becauseit was at a restaurant). That's what I do anyway.

:Bazooka-Joe

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