Ingredients Needed for Ramen Noodle Salad
One day I had soup with some dumplings. The fact that the broth was “free” for points and that the dumplings were surprisingly low in points made me impressed. In terms of points, the lunch was among the best I discovered in Chinatown. Ramen can’t possibly be THAT bad, right? Wrong, wrong, wrong…
When I saw that a serving of the noodles was 5 points, I reasoned that the total, which also included a half-egg and some grilled pork, couldn’t possibly be higher than 8 points. Well… it was 5 points for a HALF cup. I had 15 points on NOODLES after about a cup and a half. That’s a mistake I won’t make again. I slurped up nearly 20 of the 24 points I had for the day in a single sitting.
Ramen Noodle Salad 5 Freestyle SmartPoints Per Serving
On all 3 myWW plans, this Weight Watchers Ramen Noodle Salad has only 5 points per serving. That may seem like a lot, but it only represents a very large serving of 1. 5 to 2 cups of salad.
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Given that this salad contains nuts, I think that is a great number of points and that it could easily be regarded as a meal.
FAQ
How many points for Weight Watchers are in ramen noodles?
You better believe that ramen has 5 Weight Watchers points per cup!
How many Weight Watchers points is a cup of noodles?
According to weightwatchers, a 1-cup serving of regular cooked pasta has a PointsPlus value of 5. com. One cup of whole-wheat pasta or any other whole-grain pasta has a PointsPlus value of four on the Weight Watchers system.
How many points are egg noodles on Weight Watchers?
Conchigliette pasta, lentil bean, Papadini, wheat-free, gluten-free, dry1 oz1ditalini pasta, semolina, dry1 oz2egg pasta, homemade1/2 cup1eggless pasta, fresh, cooked1/2 cup1 WW POINTS FOR PASTAITEMSERVING SIZEPOINTS®
Are ramen bowls healthy?
Most ramen noodle bowls are notoriously high in sodium. However, if you omit the seasoning packet and use low-sodium broth, you’ll get a bowl of nourishing, flavorful, and slurp-worthy noodles.