The only reason I signed up with weight watchers is because of the purple plan. I hate counting points, and in fact don't count them at all. On purple, I know that so long as I stick to zero point foods, the little oil/butter/etc I use to cook is what counts. I'm sticking with the old plan.

This is ridiculous! I just started Purple in September, and it's been a godsend. I'm vegetarian and I love all the carbs that are on the zero point list.

I'm sticking with Purple.

Anonymous wrote:I hate this new plan! You have to recalculate everything bc so many things changed points. You cannot rely on the points shown on WW packaging, either. My points increased and that’s the last thing I needed. I just want the blue plan back.

Go onto connect and search with the hashtag #howtostayblue

I'm liking the new plan. I attend virtual workshops and had an "ah ha moment" from the workshop I'm going to try. Since you gain points for eating veggies, I plan to start eating veggies as my snack, which will hopefully curb the urge to eat the salty chips I normally snack. I'm not a huge veggie eater but I do like dipping raw veggies in hummus. If I eat a cup of raw veggies and dip them in 2 TBSP of hummus, it will only cost me 1 point. In the past, it would have been 2 points for the hummus. The hummus is still 2 points, but I'm gaining 1 point for eating the veggies.

Yes, cheese went WAY up for me, but I don't eat alot of cheese. I can now eat potatoes for free which I've been eating instead of pasta and rice.

I hate this new plan! You have to recalculate everything bc so many things changed points. You cannot rely on the points shown on WW packaging, either. My points increased and that’s the last thing I needed. I just want the blue plan back.

How did you score more points? My points allowance dropped from 23 to 19 overnight with the launch and the first food I logged had jumped from 6 to 9 points! I was done right there. I hope I don’t gain back the 6 lbs I had lost already. I don’t have patience for this sh*t.

I like the new plan. I didn’t want a bunch of the zero point foods available before. Now I have more points and don’t have zero points for things I don’t want.

Anonymous wrote:I agree that tracking vegetables is super annoying.

But it’s super easy. You just click on the plus sign next to vegetables.

Anonymous wrote:This program seems to be for people who eat really poorly, like a ton of fast food, fried foods, and bakery/sweets. You know, those who love bread.

People who love bread eat really poorly?

I lost my baby weight on PointsPlus! Yes, missing that.

Also what is up with the app pushing you to do more exercise when you said you can only find time for 2 hours a week? Unless they can add time to my day… I can barely make time to stock my zero point foods.

I am still mourning the plan that was several iterations before this one! None since PointsPlus have been sustainable as a lifestyle for me.