Weight Watchers 'crisps'

Until tonight I had forgotten about this, but it's so simple and aparantly must be low fat or low cal because it's from Weight watchers!....

You will need:


1 pack of lasagne sheets (tesco's value, sainsbury's best, it doesn't matter!)
olive oil
herbs
or garlic
or salt & Pepper

This is such an easy recipe for a quick snack - currently I'm a bit sozzed from half a bottle of wine and in need of something to munch on so I though I'd share with everyone.   A work colleague gave me the basic recipe so it might be a bit different from the original ww one...

heat the oven to around 180-200 degrees celcius

break a sheet of lasagne pasta into peices

coat the sheets on a baking tray with olive oil (not too much, just enough to lightly coat the pasta)

season with whatever appropriate sesoning, herbs, garlic etc and bake for around 10-15 minutes until crisp and golden.

I've made mine tonight with just salt and pepper and they are great!  I know it sounds gross but don't knock them until you've tried them!

Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum Jessica

Well i am a MEND tutor and it really did open my eyes to what foods you can and cant eat while trying to lose weight i tend to go on and off weight watchers with the better half so we get the competition going against each other and i eat lots more food than i normally would hahahah. 


The snack you have mentioned above sounds gross but im sure after a glass or to of wine it tastes great,    i prefer cheses hahahaha after wine

when readying labels of food you want to go for less that 5g of fat per hundred grams this is a good start to a lifestyle change.  Mend is about teaching families with over weight children  how to change life styles of food and the biggest thing teaching the parents portion sizes.   
http://www.mendprogramme.org/ i tend to do the exercise sessions as they much more fun.

hope your sticking in your points limit and dont be tempted by the choclate thats in the fridge

just had a look at the MEND programme and it sound really interesting, shame they don't do one for adults. i notice there is no mention of prices though which usually means i cant afford it!

MEND that we run is funded by our local council, i get time from work to take part in the MEND sessions any time i work on Mend i get toil for if its out of my normal hours.