What are some Tasty 100 cal snacks ... GO!

Bri_ree_13

I need good on the go snacks that are yummy. Any suggestions ?! Thanks 😊

nicsflyingcircus

String cheese/cheese stick, hard boiled egg, meat stick or individual beef jerky, granola bar, applesauce pouch, cup of pudding, cut up vegetables, fruit of various sorts. 100 cal pretzel or popcorn pack.

Bri_ree_13

Thank you!!! This is so helpful .

extra_medium

second the 100 calorie jerky pack idea.. they started putting those out where I work recently. I ate like 3 of them which kind of defeats the purpose, but still

angelkisses2282

The oh snap pickle pouches are good

Trixie568

Unsweetened applesauce cups

Priasmama416

Kind bars, they're gluten free, and sweetened with honey

apullum

Depending on your definition of "on the go," low calorie/high protein ice cream bars. Enlightened, Halo Top, Chilly Cow, Yasso, etc. all make bars around 100 calories each. You can take them with you, just eat them before they melt

I also like mini protein bars, or the ones marketed to kids, if I don't have enough calories for a full size one. Think Kids and Luna minis are both good.

If you want an "energy" bar (lower protein, more carbs), then Clif, Larabar, Kind, etc. all make mini options.

Luke_rabbit

Apple, small banana, orange, nectarine, etc.

kristen8000

I love pretzels - not exactly nutritionally excellent, but it helps the crunch/salt craving and I feel like I get enough.

Air Popped Pop Corn is great too - they sell really great low calorie seasonings too.

Can you tell I'm a salt/savory person, not a sweet person? LOL

hmaddpear

I like a boiled egg, small piece of extra mature cheddar or banana, for a more natural snack.

But I'm also leaning heavily on the plethora of high-fibre cereal or cake bars at the moment. Fibre One have a nice range of cake squares. I really love the chocolate brownie. 5g of fibre for 90kcals. I'm also liking the Alpen Light cereal bars. The cherry bakewell one (4g fibre, 66kcals) was really tasty, although more of a 'healthy snack bar' feeling, as opposed to the rather moist chocolate brownie!

Jackie9003

Fibre One bars, around 90cals each and very tasty.

anniecave1

I make my own snack bars. They're quite easy to do, I use oats as a base, then add things like dried fruit or nuts, and my usual version I add some mashed banana and egg and cook them in the oven. My cheat version is to buy premade granola, mix with egg, and straight onto a tray and cook in the oven. I've got another version with oats with cheese and seeds with egg to bind them together, then cooked in the oven.

I also make up stuffing balls - sage and onion flavour (from a packet) - so tasty. I left the last batch I did in the oven far longer than they should have been but they were super crispy and I prefer them that way!

My current favourite snack I've only just discovered as a combination - Ryvita spread with tomato puree and cottage cheese - I'm in the UK I'm not sure how common Ryvita is where you are. Crisped Rye crackers anyway.

capnrus789

Bud Light?

neugebauer52

Oven grilled or charcoal grilled mushrooms stuffed with cottage cheese, herbs, ginger, touch of garlic and fresh chilies.

tinkerbellang83

Strawberries with Black Pepper, a small apple, small slice of cheese, kid size chocolate bar, any pre-portioned nuts/snacks/etc.

shira324

Freeze-dried fruit, popcorn, apple, banana, five hershey kisses, jello, cereal (honeycombs, crispix, fruit loops) can all be portioned out to 100 calories

angmarie28

i bring to work light cheese sticks (50 calories) Jack links individually wrapped jerky (50 calories)light buttered microwavable popcorn (100 calories for the whole bag) Fiber one brownies (70 cal)