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Ideas for movie time snacks

sixpacklady
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I want something low cal, but huge quantity to munch through the movies 
I have tried raw veggies - carrots, cucumbers, bell pepper, jicama, snap peas, tomatoes etc with hummus. Also, kettle corn.
What other veggies/snacks do you recommend?

I have tried raw veggies - carrots, cucumbers, bell pepper, jicama, snap peas, tomatoes etc with hummus. Also, kettle corn.
What other veggies/snacks do you recommend?
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I know its cliche, but air popped popcorn with no butter or oil comes in at around 30cal per cup. Plus who doesn't wanna eat popcorn when watching a movie!?0
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thank you. more snacks please0
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frozen grapes are good and I agree, air popped pop corn. I've got a halogen popcorn maker, can make a huge batch with 1tbsp of oil and then you can add flavours!0
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first off, I love Jamie eason too.
I'll restate air popped popcorn, pickles, nuts, celery and almond butter.0 -
About the only thing you are going to be able to eat a huge amount of is raw veggies or plain air popped popcorn. Which btw, is super easy to make in the microwave! Brown paper bag, 1/4 cup popcorn-microwave 2-3 min(listen for popping to almost stop)...wala...popcorn.0
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frozen or fresh cranberries0
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Consider eliminating the mindless eating habit.0
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Which btw, is super easy to make in the microwave! Brown paper bag, 1/4 cup popcorn-microwave 2-3 min(listen for popping to almost stop)...wala...popcorn.
This is what I eat (and the way I make mine). I DO add butter after though. Salted butter and some popcorn seasoning. It's not as high as the movie theater stuff but is still filled with salty buttery goodness.
I always like something sweet to follow my popcorn so I either make a salad of grapes, chopped walnuts, chopped apple, and chopped dates (eaten with a spoon) OR I get some really nice seedless cutie tangerines, peel them at home, and stick them in a baggy. Watermelon cubes work great too.0 -
Fruit (pear or plums cut in 1/4, or grapes), cheese and nuts (walnuts or pistachios).0
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I agree with the air popped corn. And you could also try frozen grapes or something?0
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thanks all, great ideas!!!0
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Rice cakes! Light, low cal, and tons of different flavors.0
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Quaker mini rice cakes in chocolate or caramel.... are a tasty snack for me or a ton of raw unflavored almonds, walnuts or nut of choice. Homemade granola also works great! :happy:0
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