3 WW Points Sandwich

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Dieting is a daily struggle for me as those of you who know me know. I try to watch what I eat, and I do wonderful until about 7 pm. Then...

But on to a great new discovery I made a week ago that will help when my willpower reasserts itself.
3 points. That's all. 3 points. I have been having this sandwich pretty much every day for lunch since I discovered this great product.

And no, I'm not getting paid by the Flatout people! These flatbreads are 3 points and they fold over nicely to make a sandwich. I've grilled them, I've heated them in the microwave, and I've had them straight out of the package. Each is equally delicious. The package in the photo is Rosemary and Olive Oil. I've also tried 5 Grains and Flax, which has 8g of protein and 7g of fibre.














As you can see, I added egg this time, mashed with a little mustard, red onion, and orange pepper, for a net filling point value of 0. Gotta love those 0 fillings! I've splurged some days and added 1 point of deli chicken and some grilled veggies so that my sandwich is 4 points.





Now if only I could control the night time snacking! Sitting in front of my computer tonight writing my blog is helping. Maybe that's my answer!

Cheers!

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