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Treats that are low in points. Need Help

sophie78 Posted:

Treats that are low in points. Need Help

Someone on this board recommended 2-point flying saucers. They were great for WW.

I have a major sweet tooth. Can you guys suggest any other low point sweets?

Thanks. I lost three pounds the first week of WW. I only have 11 to go!
AtticaQT Posted:

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Health Valley sells no-fat granola bars- they ahve many differnet flavorsw (chocolate chip, raspberry, blueberry) - and they are also only 2 point!


The breakfast milk and cereal bars are also only 3 points.
stacedz Posted:

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Pria bars are 2 points--they are by Powerbar but they don't taste like Powerbars.

LF Honey graham crackers

LF Chocolate chip chewy granola bars

Usually any of the Smart Ones desserts are 2 points

My new favorite is the Slim a Bear by Klondike, they are 2 points for a similar flying saucer, really good!

Skinny Cow desserts
yabbobay Posted:

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grapes
apples
strawberries with FF cool whip
watermelon


great and healthy ways to satisfy your sweet tooth!!
kathy2176 Posted:

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Rice Krispie Treats are 2 points. I think it's Quaker that puts out Snicker & M&M granola bars. They are out of this world and also 2 points. I just got Healthy Choice vanilla ice cream. That is fantastic! It is 2 points for 1/2 cup. If I think of more, I will let you know!

BriBri529 Posted:

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I just joined today after a 3 year absence and am very pleased with the new Flex Points concept. I bought the bars they sell there- they are two points each and are pretty good- kind of like a chewy caramel type candy bar.

The quaker granola bars sound good.

Also, I eat these cinnamon twists by Barry's Bakery . . .I usually find them in the fresh bakery area of the supermarkets they come in various flavors and they are 1 point each and very yummy.

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