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  • YOUR WEEK TWO SHOPPING LIST IS ON PAGE 23 ProPoints explained Use the following recipes to create a weekly meal plan based on a daily ProPoints values allowance of 29. All breakfasts are 5; lunch is 8; dinner 11. Your remaining 5 daily ProPoints values are left for your essential calcium-rich foods (ie, a pint of skimmed milk a day, or 1/2 a pint of milk and a small (125g) pot of low-fat yoghurt). You also get a weekly allowance of 49 ProPoints values for when you eat out or simply fancy a treat - over the next 14 pages, we suggest a daily snack (or perhaps a glass of wine!) which accounts for 5 of your 49 bonus ProPoints values. And don't forget that fruit has a ProPoints value of zero - so you can eat as much as you like.

  • Love rich food? You can still enjoy those flavours AND slim with my dishes. Add up the ProPoints values as you mix and match to stay within your allowance! ProPoints explained You can mix and match any of the following breakfast, lunch and dinner ideas as long as you keep to your daily ProPoints allowance, which will be 26, unless Weight Watchers advises differently. Weight Watchers recommends setting aside 3 of those ProPoints values for half a pint of skimmed milk (or a small tub of plain low-fat yoghurt or 40g(1 1/2oz) low-fat hard cheese) each day but many of Jean-Christophe's recipes cleverly incorporate that allowance. Use your weekly ProPoints bonus of 49 for desserts or snacks... and eat as much fruit as you like!

  • Waiting to be led through a succession of damp summer Cornish fields, our cagouled gang of food foragers chats sociably in a car park. The best way to eat Wotsits is to suck out the centres," says one. "Form them into a chain and then lower them into your mouth.

  • ProPoints is the plan that allows you to eat the food you love and still lose weight.Over the next 14 pages you can plan your meals for a week (including a BLT for breakfast!) ProPoints explained Use the following recipes to create a weekly meal plan based on a daily ProPoints values allowance of 29. All breakfasts are 5; lunch is 8; dinner 11. Your remaining 5 daily ProPoints values are left for your essential calcium-rich foods (ie, a pint of skimmed milk a day, or 1/2 a pint of milk and a small (125g) pot of low-fat yoghurt). You also get a weekly allowance of 49 ProPoints values for when you eat out or simply fancy a treat - over the next 14 pages, we suggest a daily snack (or perhaps a glass of wine!) which accounts for 5 of your 49 bonus ProPoints values. And don't forget that fr...

  • DIDN'T you always believe that prisoners on Death Row were offered the last meal of their choice on the evening before execution? So if you perhaps imagined a final banquet of roast pheasant, Dauphinoise potatoes, haricots verts, accompanied by a glass or two of Chateau Latour, or even a shot of tequila then pardon me (or not, in most cases). Sadly, for your last meal prior to execution, your budget is $40, and the food must be bought locally.

  • ProPoints is the plan that allows you to eat the food you love and still lose weight. Over the next 14 pages you can plan your meals for a week (including a Saturday night curry!) ProPoints explained Use the following recipes to create a weekly meal plan based on a daily ProPoints values allowance of 29. All breakfasts are 5; lunch is 8; dinner 11. Your remaining 5 daily ProPoints values are left for your essential calcium-rich foods (ie, a pint of skimmed milk a day, or 1/2 a pint of milk and a small (125g) pot of low-fat yoghurt). You also get a weekly allowance of 49 ProPoints values for when you eat out or simply fancy a treat - over the next 14 pages, we suggest a daily snack (or perhaps a glass of wine!) which accounts for 5 of your 49 bonus ProPoints values. And don't forget tha...

  • I OFTEN get asked what is good food to take camping, particularly wild camping when cooking on an open fire. There is an abundance of wild food available at this time of year and many are wonderful additives to a backwoods meal but what to eat for a main meal? I love taking cous-cous on a wilderness trip; it's cheap, light- weight, packed full of carbohydrate and will go with just about anything. Others take rice and pasta but the problem with those, and the reason cous-cous is such a useful trail meal, is that it takes just seconds to cook. Pour boiling water over the cous-cous, leave for 2 minutes and it's done, like a back country pot noodle. I take a lemon with me, as it will go with the cous-cous, most meat and fish, as well as being packed full of vitamin C (to avoid scurvy). Hone...

  • The ProPoints Plan lets you eat the food you love while losing weight. Follow and enjoy this day-by-day meal plan without guilt. It worked for the Weight Watchers Heroes - now let it change your life too! ProPoints explained The following recipes create a nutritionally- balanced weekly meal plan that falls within your daily ProPoints allowance, which will be 26 unless Weight Watchers says otherwise. For essential calcium, Weight Watchers recommends you set aside 3 ProPoints daily for essential calcium such as half a pint of skimmed milk (or a small tub of plain low-fat yoghurt or 40g (1 1/2oz) low- fat hard cheese). Remember, your additional weekly allowance of 49 ProPoints for when you eat out or fancy a treat, and also that fruit has zero ProPoints.

  • Barbara Hill already knew about the Dundee Foodbank, because she attends the church where it is based. "It never crossed my mind that we would have to use it," she says. "I'm 45 and my husband, Steve, is 50: we've worked all our lives. I can't tell you how it feels to have no money at all for food. But in the last five months there have been days when they have gone hungry, so they have now joined an estimated 129,000 people across the UK forced to turn to food banks for help.

  • A couple killed by a landslide at a Dorset tunnel might have survived had they had coffee after a meal out, a restaurant worker said yesterday. But Rosemary Snell and her dining partner, who was last night named as retired surgeon Michael Rolfe, left early from the restaurant in Beaminster because of the heavy rain that was sweeping across the county that evening.

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