Thanx yeh that does make sense. So you cant sit and eat a jar of beetroot 4 0pp or fill your plate with cauliflower. So am i right in thinking that every thing thats 0pp is only that for a certain amount,you cant eat loads of them? Not that i would eat a plate of cauliflower im just gettin the hang of it. so say an orange is 0pp for a certain weight what happens if u have say 3 in the day does that work out as points. Oh i can c me getting on your nerves with all there questions haha.x
Yeah, 0pp is only for a certain amount/weight.
As for oranges though, and other fruit, I'm not entirely sure whether they up points after a certain amount.
I count all fresh fruit & veg (except certain starchy veg such as potatoes, sweet potatoes & sweetcorn, and tinned & dried fruits) as 0pp.
I often have 2 bananas, or a couple of satsumas in a day and count them all as 0pp.
Obviously don't go mad on the fruit & veg as they do have calories in them at the end of the day, but everyone's supposed to eat at least 5 portions a day, so I think as long as you do that, you'll be ok.
So, I would count fresh fruit & veg as nothing and with tinned, dried, jarred & frozen veg, stick the nutritional values into your calculator and see how you get on.
Put in the info for 100g, and fiddle with the numbers, see how many grams of something is how many points. Like, see how many pp 50g is, and then 75g until you find a portion you think is worth the amount of points.
And if you go low enough, you could find that you can have some for nothing at all.
Does that make sense?!?!
And no, you definitely won't get on my nerves.
I enjoy asking questions about everything.
How are you supposed to learn, if you don't ask?!?!
My current curiosity is about grass.
Do you think different parts of a grass field tastes differently?
Like why do horses or cows or sheep or whatever move about in a field for grazing.
If it all tasted the same, surely wouldn't then just stay where they are until they've finished it all and then move on?!
I think that different parts taste differently. Like some sweet, some sour, some savoury, some vegetarian.
That's my theory anyway