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This and That Thursday: Weigh-in and Product Review - Kettle Brand Baked Potato Chips


Weight loss goal for my 25th anniversary:

15 by the 15th

Connie

This week: 2 lbs.!!
Total Lost: 9 lbs.!!

It is encouraging to have pasted the halfway mark! I still have 6 pounds to go to reach my goal and only 6 weeks to lose them!  I've got my fingers crossed!!


It's not too late to join us in losing a few pounds before the holidays.
Leave a comment or send me an email at:

mealplanwithconnie@att.net

You can weigh-in any day you like. My weigh-in day will be Thursdays.






Product Review: Kettle Brand Baked Potato Chips


These are my FAVORITE baked potato chips.  I actually like them better than regular chips. 
20 chips have 3 grams of fat and 120 calories.  

 They come in bar-b-que flavored, too!! So far, I've only found the baked variety of these at Kroger in our area. You do have to look closely before buying. There's very little difference in the packaging of this brand's "regular" chips and their baked chips.


Comments

  1. susieloulouNovember 5, 2009 at 12:19 PM

    Wow! You are doing great!! You must have some will power. I, on the other hand... ha ha. I have recovered from my disaster of a week and am up to a TOTAL of two pounds lost - but I have hope ... I may get there!

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  2. ConnieNovember 5, 2009 at 1:01 PM

    Congratulations, Susieloulou! You are doing wonderfully!!!

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  3. SamanthaNovember 5, 2009 at 2:23 PM

    Connie, you are doing just great with your weight loss !!

    I will have to try those chips,I love baked chips, these sound good !

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  4. KristieNovember 5, 2009 at 6:08 PM

    I LOVE these potato chips! They are my favorite also! I have to be careful I don't eat too many, though, since they are low in fat, they are still simple carbs! Keep up on the weight loss! Good Job!

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