I hope people dont think I was getting carried away with trying to remedy misinformation about wrong PointsPlus values in recipes I find online...especially recipes that people get excited about (i.e., 1 PointsPlus value cupcakes that are actually 7). I just hate for everyone here that works so hard at staying on plan with Weight Watchers to get sabotaged, whether intentionally or otherwise, by recipes that have wrong nutritional information or PointsPlus values posted for them. Because I believe so strongly in this, I will continue to do what I have done. If I see a recipe that is wrong with the PointsPlus values, I will make the person that posted the values aware of the problem and let them correct it. If they will not correct the information, I will let all of you know so that youll not: 1) spend your good money buying ingredients for a recipe that you wouldnt have made in the first place if you knew the correct PointsPlus values 2) waste your time making such a recipe 3) setting yourself up for unintended failure on the scale due to no real fault of your own If you have access to the WW Recipe Builder app, you can verify the accuracy of PointsPlus values of a recipe by entering the whole recipe into the computer. For those of you that dont have access to the eTools and the Recipe Builder, its a lot harder to verify the accuracy of those values. So I will continue to do that for you. Any comments/agreements/complaints?
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 22:37:45 +0000