Well my daughters doctor said they are fattening and that she couldn't eat them but if you really have to have one I would say eat lean hamburger meat,the leaner the better.Or try smart ones cheese burgers they are like 6 points I think,check them out in your grocery store freezer.The doctor did say she could eat one once a week as I now remember,the doctor did say that the smart ones is a healthier alternative.Have you tried a portebello burger ,it's a big meaty mushroom,almost as satisfying as a hamburger.Try not to eat much of the bun.
4 points for a 3oz patty if it's lean beef
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4 points for a 3oz patty if it's lean beef
The size of the hamburger is bigger and is made with more ingredients.
4 points for a 3oz patty if it's lean beef
4 points for a 3oz patty if it's lean beef
1 oz is 1 point for vension cooked
A hamburger typically consists of several key components: the bun, patty, toppings (like lettuce, tomato, and cheese), and condiments. Each of these elements can be seen as a distinct "point." Therefore, you could argue that a basic hamburger has at least four points (top bun, patty, toppings, bottom bun), but this can vary based on the complexity of the burger and the number of toppings included.
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There are 100 clories in a light hamburger bun.
A standard hamburger patty typically has around 2 to 3 points in the Weight Watchers system, depending on its size and fat content. For example, a lean beef patty (90% lean) weighing about 4 ounces usually contains around 7 points. However, point values can vary based on the specific ingredients and preparation methods used. Always check the nutritional information for accurate tracking.
One Hooters' hamburger with condiments is about 515 calories.
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