Best snacks with less sodium and less fat?
corgifever
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I'm having trouble getting enough calories with all that I do- I teach water fitness 12 times a week and walk a dog for an hour three times a week. But I ALWAYS go over my sodium and fat limit with my snacks, which are at the end of the day. Suggestions?
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Fruit, veggies, air popped popcorn.... lots of things to chose from.
Personally I don't look at those Macro numbers on my diary as limits I look at them as minimums to be met.0 -
- Fat free cottage cheese (not sure about the sodium though)
- fat free Greek yogurt w berries
- Apple w salt free peanut butter
- Baby carrots
- Bananna
- Cucumber slices w lemon
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Yesterday I revisited the delicious peanut butter and celery combo!
sliced apples are my go to snack typically0 -
apple w/peanut butter
banana
grapes
pineapple bits
applesauce cups
jello cups
nuts w/no salt or less salt
popcorn0 -
perkymommy wrote: »apple w/peanut butter
banana
grapes
pineapple bits
applesauce cups
jello cups
nuts w/no salt or less salt
popcorn
Just curious...do you measure out your peanut butter each time? And how much do you use? I feel like I need to measure or I'll eat too much. So good!!
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corgifever wrote: »I'm having trouble getting enough calories with all that I do- I teach water fitness 12 times a week and walk a dog for an hour three times a week. But I ALWAYS go over my sodium and fat limit with my snacks, which are at the end of the day. Suggestions?
Are your sodium and fat limits currently set high enough for your current activity?0 -
Apple w/ pb2 or other powdered peanut butter
fruits & veggies
little bowl of cereal -I like reduced sodium Rice Krispies
no salt rice cakes
air popped popcorn sans oil and salt -I like to add homemade coconut sugar caramel (just cook like regular caramel but forget the butter and cream or used almond milk if need be)
vans gluten free toaster waffles are super yummy and if you get the lite, whole wheat version they're low in fat and fairly low in sodium0 -
also you can get sodium free salt substitutes that can lower your sodium quite a bit, just check your local health food store or online0
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Who set those limits, and why?0
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