For lunch, I quite often eat frozen dinners. They are cheap, easy, and for the most part, tasty.<\/p>\n
Now, Meijer’s (regional grocery chain) has a whole freezer case full of frozen dinners, so they carry quite a variety. Some of the selections are quite healthy while others are high in fat and starch. Since I am trying to eat healthy, I am picky about what I eat.<\/p>\n
So, when I saw a selection of meals by Weight Watchers, I figured that I couldn’t go wrong. After all, Weight Watchers is an organization that is committed to good health, right?<\/p>\n
My first Weight Watchers meal was called Fiesta Chicken. It was chicken with squash and black beans with a tangy sauce. It was just the thing I was looking for and it was only 240 calories. Great! So, I threw it in the microwave and began cooking it.<\/p>\n
Now, part of the cooking process called for stirring half way through the cooking process. After doing so, I licked off my fork. WOW! It was salty!<\/p>\n
When the meal finished cooking, I took a couple of bites and then threw it out. It was too SALTY! 800 mg to be exact.<\/p>\n
I won’t be buying Weight Watchers again. If the food is too salt, you can’t eat it. Maybe that is how they help people loose weight.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For lunch, I quite often eat frozen dinners. They are cheap, easy, and for the most part, tasty. Now, Meijer’s (regional grocery chain) has a whole freezer case full of frozen dinners, so they carry quite a variety. Some of … Continue reading