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I would like to know if you have 3oz of chicken worth 3 points, if I

eat 6oz does that make it 6 points? Someone told me that just

becuase you double the portion does not mean that you double the

points.

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Something like chicken, where you don't have the nutritional information,

then yes. If it is something that you have the calories, fiber and fat for,

then when you add them then figure points, sometimes it comes out less than

doubling the points of 1 serving, but not normally. But that also works in

reverse, something that is 0 points when the serving is doubled makes it

have points.

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I would like to know if you have 3oz of chicken worth 3 points, if I

eat 6oz does that make it 6 points? Someone told me that just

becuase you double the portion does not mean that you double the

points.

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Usually, when something has lots of fiber, that's when doubling the

points is dangerous.

Say, one serving has 125 calories, 4 grams of fat, and 4 grams fiber -

that's 2 points.

If I double the serving, is that 4 points? No, its' 5 points. Why? ---

because I have

to figure 250 calories, 8 grams of fat and still 4 grams of fiber. I

can't double the

fiber because I'm capped at 4. Since fiber brings the point count down,

I lose

this benefit

Mitch

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> Something like chicken, where you don't have the nutritional information,

> then yes. If it is something that you have the calories, fiber and

> fat for,

> then when you add them then figure points, sometimes it comes out less

> than

> doubling the points of 1 serving, but not normally. But that also

> works in

> reverse, something that is 0 points when the serving is doubled makes it

> have points.

>

>

> -- Double portions

>

> I would like to know if you have 3oz of chicken worth 3 points, if I

> eat 6oz does that make it 6 points? Someone told me that just

> becuase you double the portion does not mean that you double the

> points.

>

>

>

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Thank you!

> Something like chicken, where you don't have the nutritional

information,

> then yes. If it is something that you have the calories, fiber and

fat for,

> then when you add them then figure points, sometimes it comes out

less than

> doubling the points of 1 serving, but not normally. But that also

works in

> reverse, something that is 0 points when the serving is doubled

makes it

> have points.

>

>

> -- Double portions

>

> I would like to know if you have 3oz of chicken worth 3 points, if

I

> eat 6oz does that make it 6 points? Someone told me that just

> becuase you double the portion does not mean that you double the

> points.

>

>

>

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Thank you, I get it now.

>

> > Something like chicken, where you don't have the nutritional

information,

> > then yes. If it is something that you have the calories, fiber

and

> > fat for,

> > then when you add them then figure points, sometimes it comes out

less

> > than

> > doubling the points of 1 serving, but not normally. But that

also

> > works in

> > reverse, something that is 0 points when the serving is doubled

makes it

> > have points.

> >

> >

> > -- Double portions

> >

> > I would like to know if you have 3oz of chicken worth 3 points,

if I

> > eat 6oz does that make it 6 points? Someone told me that just

> > becuase you double the portion does not mean that you double the

> > points.

> >

> >

> >

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