Yes! This is one question that has already been asked dozens of times in groups. Weight Watchers Blue Plan Menu based on a 23 SmartPoint day Are Eggs and Nonfat Greek Yogurt Still Zero Points? It's ideal for the person who needs just a bit of extra accountability. WW Purple Plan: This plan is very similar to the old Simply Filling plan with over 300 zero point foods including whole grain bread, baked potatoes, and oatmeal.
This post with portion control tips is a good resource to help you if choosing this plan. It has fewer zero point foods (veggie & fruit only), but is still flexible and helps teach healthier eating habits. WW Green Plan: This plan is the Beyond the Scale or original SmartPoints plan.
It still has the same 200 zero point foods with the same daily target point goals and rollover options. WW Blue Plan: This plan is the Freestyle plan under a new name. Lastly, for the people who really just want a bit of encouragement and direction when it comes to the higher calorie and fat items, the Purple Plan is likely a favored choice. Those who like a bit more freedom, but still tend to eat healthy foods overall, the WW Blue Plan is the best choice. The result is now we have a choice to use the Blue, Green, or Purple plan! For those are in need of more tracking, the WW Green Plan is ideal. WW has finally heard our cries for more variety in plans and is bringing back popular older plans. If you are like many and feeling confused about these changes, there is a simple breakdown below. Whether you are a new WW member or a seasoned veteran, the meals below are sure to satisfy your cravings! This WW Blue Plan Week Meal Plan is a perfect way to get started and on track.
The latest updates with WW include my personal favorite, the WW Blue Plan! This plan is the same as the former FreeStyle plan and allows me to enjoy many of my favorite foods easily.
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