Microwave Mac & Cheese with Protein, Frozen Fruit Bars, Egg & Potato Scramble

Aug 4 2025

Spotted on Shelves...

Goodles Microwave Cups

1 cup: 210–230 calories, 3.5–4g total fat (1.5g sat. fat), 560–570mg sodium, 37–40g carbs, 5–6g fiber, 4g total sugars (0g added sugars), 10–11g protein
WW Points® value 5–6*
Good news: Goodles released their popular Cheddy Mac (Creamy Cheddar and Macaroni) and Shella Good (Aged White Cheddar and Shells) in microwavable cups! The noodles have protein (from wheat & chickpeas), prebiotic fiber, and nutrients (from kale, sweet potatoes, and mushrooms). Clean ingredients too—no artificial flavors here! Look for them at retailers like Costco, Target, and Walmart.



Outshine Fruit Blends

1 bar: 60–100 calories, 0–3g total fat (0–2.5g sat. fat), 0–15mg sodium, 13–14g carbs, 0–<1g fiber, 12–14g total sugars (10–12g added sugars), 0g protein
WW Points® value 4–6*
We’re enjoying peak frozen-treat season to the fullest, and these swirly new bars are up next. Outshine added three blended flavors to their fruit-bar line: Cherry Limeade, Tropical Punch (mango, passionfruit & coconut), and Piña Colada! Don’t you love when something just tastes like summer? Click the Where to Buy buttons on the product pages to track them down in a freezer case near you.



Eggland's Best Breakfast Bowl Loaded Potato Scramble

1 bowl: 290 calories, 7g total fat (6g sat. fat), 910mg sodium, 20g carbs, 2g fiber, 1g total sugars (0g added sugar), 15g protein
WW Points® value 7*
Nuke up a hearty breakfast in minutes! This egg & potato scramble is loaded up with onion, cheddar cheese, bacon, and green onion—the kind of morning meal you think you don’t have time for when you’re in a hurry. FYI: Eggland's Best hens are fed a wholesome, all-vegetarian diet, which means nutritious, better-tasting eggs. Find the bowls in freezer cases at major grocers nationwide.



And that’s all we’ve got. ‘Til next time… Chew the right thing!



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