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You get a personalized amount of SmartPoints® to spend on any food you choose and 200+ foods that are zero.
DAILY SMARTPOINTS Spend these on any food you choose!
ZEROPOINT™ FOODS You’ll find your full list of ZeroPoint foods in the WW app. Or just turn to page 29.
WEEKLY SMARTPOINTS & ROLLOVERS How you eat
on a Tuesday is probably
different from a Saturday.
Weekly Smart-Points and
rollovers keep things flexible
and livable.
At a
glance
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Your ZeroPoint food categories
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Corn tortillas have fewer
SmartPoints than flour
tortillas, and they’re more
traditional in Mexican
cuisine.
Spicy chicken tacos Simmering chicken in tomato sauce gives it great flavor and tenderness for 0 SmartPoints.
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A little bit of a strongly flavored cheese goes a long way. Sharp cheddar and crumbled feta are tasty options.
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Red and purple cabbage get their bright colors from
heart-healthy antioxidants, so
mix it up.
Want some tips for making the most of your ZeroPoint foods? Turn to page 27.
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Eggs
Fish and shellfish
Nonfat yogurt and soy yogurt
Vegetables
Beans and legumes
Chicken and turkey breast
Tofu and tempeh
Fruits
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DAY 2DAY 1
Breakfast Irish steel-cut oats with
pomegranate and pistachios
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Lunch Honey mustard chicken
salad sandwich on whole wheat and 1 oz pretzels
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Snacks Parmesan-herb
popcorn
3
Apple slices drizzled with ½ tbsp honey and
cinnamon
2
Dinner ASIAN FISH AND VEGGIE BOWL
Combine steamed shrimp or crab, edamame,
shredded carrots and cabbage,
½ cup brown rice, and 2 tbsp ginger salad
dressing.
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Breakfast Egg and bacon breakfast
slider, plus fresh fruit
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Lunch OUT FOR PIZZA
1 large slice of regular-crust cheese pizza (⅛ of a 16-inch
pie) and a side salad with ¼ cup croutons and
1½ tbsp Italian dressing
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Snacks 14 pistachios or 7 almonds
1
Fresh fruit salad
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DinnerChicken, peach,
and fig salad with ricotta salata
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5-day menu
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weekly SmartPoints®.
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Just want to know what to eat? This meal plan will help you get started. Follow it, or mix and match. Skip the foods you don’t love and dig into the ones you do.
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DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5
Breakfast ½ cup Greek yogurt with
¼ cup warm blueberry sauce
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Lunch OUT FOR JAPANESE
California roll (4 pieces), spicy tuna roll
(4 pieces), edamame, and
1½ cups miso soup
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Snacks 9 tortilla chips
with fat-free salsa
3
Banana (or other fresh fruit)
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Dinner FAMILY MEAL
Stuffed pasta shells and roasted veggies
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Breakfast Plain nonfat Greek yogurt
topped with fresh fruit and 2 tbsp slivered almonds
2
Lunch Greek-Inspired veggie
burger
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Snacks 1 cup chocolate-almond
“nice cream”
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Fresh vegetable sticks with 4 tbsp hummus
4
DinnerDATE NIGHT
Roasted salmon with zucchini, chickpeas,
and peppers
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Tap into your weekly SmartPoints.
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SmartPoints will be automatically rolled over
to use on another day?
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SmartPoints!
Breakfast Waffles with lemony ricotta
and blueberries
5
Snacks BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION1 mini frosted cupcake
and a cup of tea
5
1 light mozzarella cheese stick and some grapes
1
Lunch Pair 1 cup lentil-vegetable soup
with a roast beef wrap made with 1 medium flour tortilla,
3 oz deli-style roast beef, 1 tbsp mustard, lettuce, sliced
onion, tomato, and pickles.
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Dinner Greek chicken with tzatziki,
orzo, and peppers
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Try these easy apps Cherry tomatoes stuffed with cheese make for tasty bites. Cherry tomatoes stuffed with blue cheese and bacon
Go beyond beefsteakTomatoes come in many shapes and colors. Scout out heirloom varieties at your local farmers’ market.Tomato, feta, and fresh herb tart
Try ’em grilled Grilling tomatoes releases
their naturally sweet juices, which will flavor
the rest of your meal.Chicken, tomato, and polenta
Parmesan packet
ZeroPoint™ foods are super flexible and can be used in lots of delicious (and unexpected) ways. Here are a few ideas to whet your appetite.
Zero Hero
Tomato
Ripen tomatoes at room temperature.
Refrigeration slows down ripening and decreases flavor.
DID YOU KNOW? Most tomato varieties are red, although other colors are possible—including green, yellow, orange, pink, black, brown, white, and purple.
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Flank steak asado with
pimenton oil4
Spanish chorizo can be used
instead of, or in addition to,
the steak. Keep it light by
looking for precooked
chicken chorizo.
Start with ZeroPoint foods
Add some protein
Bump up the flavor
Include some fats
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myWW+PROGRAMGUIDE Build a meal
Crispy salmon
with French lentils
2
Try this same dish with arctic char and brown
rice instead of salmon and
lentils. No thyme or rosemary?
Experiment with any other fresh herbs you have
on hand.
Start with ZeroPoint™ foods
Add some protein
Bump up the flavor
Include some fats
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EggsmyWW+PROGRAMGUIDE
DID YOU KNOW? Putting eggs in an ice bath immediately after boiling will make them much easier to peel. It also helps if you start peeling at the wider end.
Put them on a pizzaAdd flavor and a protein boost to homemade pizza; top it with a scrambled egg. Breakfast scrambled- egg pizza
Add them to entrées
Eggs are a great addition to vegetarian bowls, Asian
stir-fry meals, and soups. French lentil
bowl with creamy
mustard vinaigrette
Whip ’em goodMeringue desserts, like fruit-filled pavlovas, are a delicious, low- SmartPoints® sweet. Gingerbread meringue tarts
Unpeeled boiled eggs will last
up to a week in the fridge.
Find all the recipes in
this book at WW.com
/my-ww-recipes.
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Move over, mayoSwap yogurt for mayonnaise in salads and sides like coleslaw.
Mediterranean tuna salad with lemon, red pepper, and oregano
Chill outAdd yogurt to ice pop recipes for a smooth and creamy texture. Greek yogurt fudge pops
DID YOU KNOW? Greek yogurt is higher in protein than regular yogurt. It’s a little more sour, though. Stir in some citrus zest to sweeten the flavor.
Rolling in the doughCombine self-rising flour and yogurt to make a versatile Two- Ingredient Dough. Mexican soft tostadas
Zero Hero
Nonfat Yogurt
The clear liquid in yogurt containers
is naturally occurring whey. Don’t drain it; stir it back in.
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