Paleo snacks?
breeeezy1018
Posts: 7 Member
I recently started paleo a little before the New Year. I really enjoy it but am having a hard time with snack options.. What are you doing for this? Suggestions?
0
Replies
-
celery with almond butter
almonds
lettuce wrap with mashed avocado and meat, sprinkled with garlic powder
meat
sliced peppers
avocado with garlic and lime juice
tuna in a half of a pepper
hard boiled eggs
"clean" deviled eggs
berries with coconut milk (I like to add cinnamon)0 -
nuts
olives
celery + peanut butter, or almond butter, or cream cheese (for the day you need to pick up the fat)
when I've got room for carbs I eat pomegranate arils
beef jerky
cut up veggies
whey protein shake
if you've really got room for carbs for the day apple slices and any nut butter are awesome. As are apple slices and cheese0 -
oh definitely beef jerky. When I first started I cooked a pound of bacon and ate it myself every other day...lol0
-
jerky
carrots
lettuce wraps with ground turkey and sunbutter sauce
piece of fruit or veggie
cashews0 -
What type of beef jerky? Most are cured in brown sugar. Do you make your own?0
-
take to pinterest!0
-
take to pinterest!
That beer looks like a tasty snack..0 -
I make my own jerky, but I also don't sweat a little bit of sugar as long as the other ingredients are clean. Everybody is different though in what they think is acceptable.0
-
I do big cook-ups every weekend so my leftovers are usually my snacks (meat/fat). Other than that, nuts in limited amounts, fat bombs, jerky (but I don't make it often-doesn't need sugar), fruit (limited), veggies, olives, avocado, oysters. It also doesn't take long at all to cook up an egg.0
-
What others mentioned, plus what Akimajuktuq said - doesn't need to be "snack" food, sometimes I just save some of my lunch to eat later.0
-
Pinterest is a great place but if you aren't pinning then here are a couple direct resource links:
http://paleoaholic.com/paleo/category/snacks/
http://stalkerville.net/0 -
What type of beef jerky? Most are cured in brown sugar. Do you make your own?
Make your own, use coconut aminos and spices ( try using Trader Joe's 21 spice of Every Day spice mixes) to marinate the meat.0