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The SmartPoints value of a jacket potato can vary based on its size and preparation method. Generally, a plain medium-sized jacket potato (about 5-6 ounces) is around 5-6 SmartPoints. However, if you add toppings like butter or cheese, the SmartPoints will increase. Always check specific weight and toppings for accurate SmartPoints calculation.
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How many points are jacket potato?
3
How many Ww points in jacket potato?
The number of Weight Watchers (WW) points in a jacket potato can vary depending on its size and preparation. Generally, a medium-sized plain jacket potato (approximately 150 grams) is around 4 WW points. If additional toppings like butter or cheese are added, the points will increase. Always check the specific WW plan you are following for the most accurate information.
Calories in jacket potato with cheese and coleslaw?
how many clories in jacket potato cheese and colesaw
How many calories are there in a jacket potato with beans?
there is 350 calories in a medium jacket potato with half a tin of beans:D hope this is useful to you
How many Weight Watcher points in a large baked potato?
how many points baked 1 big potato
How many points is a baked potato with butter?
322 Points
How many points in a potato roll?
A small, plain baked potato is 4 points.
How many weight watcher points in a potato pancake?
3 points
How many points Is a small sweet potato?
72
How many calories in jacket potato with tuna?
That depends of the size of the potato and the amount of tuna. For the calories in baked/jacket potato and the calories in tuna (both fresh and canned tuna) please see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
How many Weight Watchers points in homemade potato salad?
1.5 points per ounce
How many calories are in chicken mayonnaise and jacket potato?
The calories in jacket potato with tuna mayo are determined by the size of the potato, the amount of tuna and the amount of mayonnaise. For the calories in baked/jacket potato and the calories in tuna (both fresh and canned tuna) please see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions. Alternatively, please feel free to ask the question again and include more detail.
