Low calorie, low fat foods that curb hunger

Caitlinmalice

I hate feeling hungry but I need to lose 10 lbs. What are some foods that you can eat less and still feel full? I've heard almonds but I don't know what else.

Thank you!

janejellyroll

Add tons of vegetables to everything. So many dinners can become a salad if you throw them on greens. Or add vegetables to pasta to make a bigger serving. Or put some vegetables in broth and have it as an appetizer.

CherylG1983

Vegetables. Brocolli is especially filling, I find.

louise13dunstan

U would feel fuller by eating full fat. Anything marked as "low fat" generally has higher sugar/sweetener which can trick u into feeling hungry.
Leafy greens are best veg wise and broccoli/cauliflower
But eat real food and avoid anything "low fat/diet" u will probably notice a difference in a few days

Also protein ie chicken/fish/any meat and eggs

kommodevaran

Appetite, hunger and satiety is individual. What works for you can be different from everybody else. But I have noticed that a structured meal plan filled with a variety of nutritious food I like and a good balance of macronutrients (this probably means enough fat and protein, while not too much carbs), and never going too low in calories, helped me stick to a reasonable deficit, and still helps me maintain my weight.

MinmoInk

Well with all that's said above sometimes adding a garden salad to any meal helps round out your meal. Also drinking 32oz of water along side your meal will not only help with water intake but it may help make you feel fuller.

TeaBea

Caitlinmalice wrote: »

I hate feeling hungry but I need to lose 10 lbs. What are some foods that you can eat less and still feel full? I've heard almonds but I don't know what else.

Thank you!

Protein, fat and fiber are filling. But this will be a different combination for different people. Almonds will be high fat & calorie dense, but a few might boost a salads staying power. I add walnuts to my morning oatmeal (for this reason).

Protein is filling for me too, but it's not necessarily low calorie.

If you're looking for low calorie, low fat, then you want high volume foods: veggies, rice cakes, plain popcorn, berries are fairly low calorie. If these are filling for you, it will be because of the fiber.

DrifterBear

Fat, protein, and fiber will keep you full. Don't go low fat if you're thinking of losing weight. Almonds are high fat anyway. I was hungry in the afternoon but added an avocado to my lunch. It's made a huge difference. I have 1/2 in my sandwich and 1/2 with 1 oz organic kale chips (also fairly high fat). I loose 1-2 lb every week. Any food that is labeled 'low fat' likely has similar calories as full fat but with TONS of sugar. Compare the labels on peanut butter for example. Low fat leaves you hungry and unsatisfied.

chrislee1628

try drinking a glass of water first

MultipleHigh5s

Baby carrots are fast and easy.

NaturalNancy

Baby carrots, cucumbers, low fat cottage cheese (tastes like full fat cottage cheese to me), boiled eggs.

fishshark

kommodevaran wrote: »

Appetite, hunger and satiety is individual. What works for you can be different from everybody else. But I have noticed that a structured meal plan filled with a variety of nutritious food I like and a good balance of macronutrients (this probably means enough fat and protein, while not too much carbs), and never going too low in calories, helped me stick to a reasonable deficit, and still helps me maintain my weight.

this.. what makes me feel satisfied might not work for you.. for me fat makes me feel full and satisfied.

jgnatca

Another vote for fat here, judicially applied. No more than a teaspoon to a tablespoon. It's the careful measuring that will keep it in your calorie goals. Then fill in the corners with fruits or vegetables.

Leafy salad with an oil and vinegar dressing.

Air popped popcorn sprinkled with melted butter and Parmesan.

Apple with peanut butter.

Small portion of almonds.

Jruzer

Baked potato. Nothing fills me up like one o' those.

Although butter does help...

rileysowner

Are you sure your weight loss goal is not too aggressive so you have too low a calorie goal. With only 10 pounds to lose half a pound per week would be about the maximum you should shoot for.

JeromeBarry1

I have onion and celery stir-fried with my breakfast, that's sort of bulky. I have at least 2 servings of vegetables with my dinner. That's sort of bulky too. On weekends I add more vegetables to my lunch and dinner. That works to keep me from getting hungry.