Weight Watcher Wednesday

In high school my Biology teacher always told us, if there is one thing I want you to take away from this class, it is that, "THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH!"  Oh indeed, Mr. L- you were so freakin right.  When WW contacted me and asked me to review there meals, I said yes because there was free lunches at the end of the rainbow.  But then I worried after I received them.  What if I dont like them?  I was kinda of scared to eat them. 

Today I tried Garlic Smashed Potatoes and Meatloaf.  I heated that baby up in the microwave.  When I peeled back the plastic it looked a little alarming, I have to be honest here.  But I stirred the smashed potatoes and they began to look perkier.  And then I dug in.  Yeah, wow, I had nothing to be scared of.  It was really delicious.  And it was really satisfying to boot. What more could you ask for in a frozen meal?  Add a fresh little salad or some other veggies and it is a dang good meal.  So first meal out- totally was a thumbs up. 10!

I decided to save the meals for when the kids were at school.  This way I could get things done and my meal would already be prepared for me by WW.  And let's face it (no, I am not being paid for this) I think Weight Watchers is a great company.  I have been in WW myself and feel that their way of eating and losing weight is very sound.  I think it is based in practicality, good sense and realistic expectations.  It teaches people how to eat- proper nutrition and portion control. That is another nice thing about these frozen meals- is that it is all portioned out.  It gives you a framework for other meals.

Okay; so what did I have to pay for my meal maybe Mr. L might ask?  I guess exposure on my blog for WW. Is that bad?  Heck no.  Sometimes paying for your meal can be a pleasant experience.