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What have you discovered that’s low in kilojoules, yet very satisfying?

SuperMotivated56
Posts: 119 Member
Mushrooms! 🍄😋
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Raw veggies.
Green cabbage and radishes in particular. A lot of chewing satisfaction going on.1 -
Do you add something to the raw cabbage to make it more palatable? 🥬0
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whole raw carrots
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Herbal teas 🍵💚2
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SuperMotivated56 wrote: »Do you add something to the raw cabbage to make it more palatable? 🥬
That’s the thing, I just core it, wash it, and cut it in big chunks. My husband thinks it’s really weird. I really like it raw, dislike cooked cabbage and sauerkraut. You can eat a lot of raw cabbage and radishes for very few calories and it takes a while to eat.4 -
Rocket/arugula0
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missysippy930 wrote: »SuperMotivated56 wrote: »Do you add something to the raw cabbage to make it more palatable? 🥬
That’s the thing, I just core it, wash it, and cut it in big chunks. My husband thinks it’s really weird. I really like it raw, dislike cooked cabbage and sauerkraut. You can eat a lot of raw cabbage and radishes for very few calories and it takes a while to eat.
I love raw cabbage, it's part of my lunch every day. Sometimes i shred it into the slaw, add a bit of broccoli, apples and use mustard and vinegar dressing on it. But i find that it's delicious in sauerkraut form, sauteed, grilled. So raw veggies for me too, raw beets, carrots, broccoli, celery, cauliflower, radishes.2 -
Palm linguine. 60 calls for the whole can. I’m putting it in everything to make the meal more filling for the total calories.0
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Strawberries.1
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Strawberries, cantaloupe, and carrots are frequent choices for me when I want a snack but don't have many calories. If I'm not actually hungry but just want to eat something, I like having a dill pickle, as the intense flavour will satisfy my munchies.
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Raw carrot, sugar snap peas, mushrooms, broccoli. Sometimes I make a carrot slaw which is just grated carrot with a mix of lemon juice, mustard and pinch of paprika. It's lovely and refreshing!1
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Roasted squash! Carnival, kabocha, and buttercup especially because they're also sweet, but have a texture similar to a baked potato. So, so satisfying. Half of one is just under a hundred calories.1
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Microwave sweet potatoes! And chopped salads with Skinny Girl dressing. I went thru a rutabaga phase, a cubed roasted rutabaga fills me up like a Thanksgiving dinner.0
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Big fresh salads with light balsamic dressing & congee (rice porridge). Really, any kind of vegetable soup that’s homemade. I used to make Alton Brown’s Summer vegetable soup. Very filling & healthy due to all of the vegetables.0
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Eggplant, mushrooms, carrots, cucumbers. I like grilling the eggplant with a little salt.0
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Lots of steamed veggies.. especially beets! And cabbage stew. A big bowl of either leaves me stuffed.0
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Grilled peppers, zucchini and red onions. Last night I ate 2 zucchini, 4 peppers and one red onion. 250 calories overall.0
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a mixture of raw Jicama, red cabbage, and cucumbers. With maybe a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and a mint leave shredded up. Or just chomp up the Jicama, need to buy one now.0
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