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I eat the same breakfast everyday.
Nature's Own 100% hamburger bun
1/2 tablespoon margarine
3 extra large eggs, in a folded omelet style
1 mystica ranch country fried chicken patty
(7 WW points)
For lunch today I had the same thing as breakfast except sub the margarine for a slice of Velveeta cheese and the chicken for 2 slices if honey smoked turkey. Also, 1oz of snyders of Berlin bbq chips
(11 WW points)
For dinner I will have a Stouffers lasagna with meat sauce and 3 slices of 100% whole wheat bread... I might put some margarine on them
(12 points, 13 or 14 if I add margarine, depending on the amount)