WW.

[demiraks_world]

My 1oz. of Doritos is 4pts. Same as a Fiber One bar.
How does that work??

I am cynical. I think the change was all for revenue.

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[didds]

I think you're right. I bet people got so good at point calculating they didn't need to pay for the program any more.

[demiraks_world]

That, and I think all the other food manufacturers started making things that fit into the WW plan (Fiber one bars) and WW was losing out on their food sales - why would I buy $7 WW bars when I can get $2 Fiber one bars that are the same thing??

[thesweet_cherry]

And there cookbooks too. I checked the Borders shelves and we have at least 5 "old" WW cookbooks. I wonder if they will crack down on internet information sharing. It will only be a matter of time until someone figures out and posts a new online calculator.

But it is the program they do in Europe. I guess.

[semiauto]

it seems like they do change it every year or two. its all about money, i guarantee it. they are a business. a girl i know who goes to ww said her usual meeting has like 15 people and it was PACKED last night, like standing room only.

[travelingpickle]

Yeah, I'm half where you are with WW and half hopeful. The only thing making me feel hopeful is that they do consider protein.

However, I was up a pound today. And I still have like 35 extra points for the week... I think for next week I'm going to put away the scale and dive in to give it a fair shot.

But still, I'd be curious to see how much their revenue increases.

[demiraks_world]

I am officially starting the plan TODAY - so I will see how it goes. Yesterday I didn't eat all my points. I just keep thinking that my grocery bills are going to get expensive with more meat and fresh fruits. Haha.