100 calories
mymodernbabylon
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Any suggestions for a good 'snack' for 100 calories?
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I find prawns very filling and low calorie - had some today ...garlic and coriander prawns 124 calories for 125g0
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2 small apples
4 tbsp pb2 mixed with water with celery sticks
Dannon light & fit Greek yogurt (80 cal)
1/2 cantaloupe
2 mozzarella cheese sticks or laughing cow wheels
1/2 cup fat free cottage cheese
1 hard boiled egg (60 cal for medium, 70 for large)
400 g strawberries ish
1 can green beans (70 cals)
The list is endless. Find foods you like, find low calorie versions. Done.0 -
100 calorie snack? I could give you a bunch but I can promise you 100 calories of anything will not satisfy you, more than likely. Wouldn't me. Just make me a hangry mess. Small apples, 75% of a banana, handful of nuts (weigh them), salad with light dressing and like a pinch of cheese and avacado (weigh that, too), half a hot pocket, a serving of canned tuna, fruit snacks, carrots like 220g ish worth, pickles, some yogurts are 70-100 calories0
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100 cals wouldn't do much for me. But up it a bit (200) and eat some lean protein (I'm big on cheese sticks @ 80 cals/stick) and good carbs (fruit, pretzels, whole grain crackers) combined and that should stave off the hungries until your next meal. Apple or banana with a tblspn of peanut butter is a good one too.0
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1.8 Oreo cookies.0
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Cottage cheese with pineapple/strawberries/peaches/ any low calorie fruit jam.
Popcorn
Celery sticks
Carrots
Yogurt
Oatmeal0 -
Thanks all. I'm not super hungry but enough that something small will do me. I think cottage cheese would do the trick.0
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Ostrim sticks. The natural flavor is 80 calories and 14 grams of protein.
http://www.amazon.com/Proto-Foods-Ostrim-Natural-Flavor/dp/B001CU0N360 -
Get a lite yogurt and add some milled flaxseed to it. It ups the protein and fiber content and so keeps you fuller longer. A standard lite yogurt cup plus about 0.5-1tbsp of milled flaxseed and I'm good for 2 hours. Then again I also have a sit on my butt office job. If you work your body more during your day it may not last you as long.0
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Ostrim sticks. The natural flavor is 80 calories and 14 grams of protein.
http://www.amazon.com/Proto-Foods-Ostrim-Natural-Flavor/dp/B001CU0N36
I can see someone going way high on sodium with those suckers easily. But otherwise that looks pretty interesting. Didn't know they made meat sticks with ostritch in them hehe.0 -
snap pea crisps
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1.8 Oreo cookies.
well you should check your math
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100 calories huh... An entire head of Romaine lettuce is 116 calories... That should make you pretty full... Or yaknow break up 6 or 7 inner leaves and add some balsamic vinegar 14 calories per tbsp or if you wanna get really festive picante salsa is 10 calories per 2 tbsp and can add some decent flavor to a salad Rabbit food is your friend for sub 100 calories, carrots are 25 calories for a decent sized one, celery is pretty much a free pass in the calorie department... What you want to do is make at least one meal a day of high volume low calorie foods like these so you have more calories to spare for your main meal, trust me it helps to keep you on track.0
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Edy's sugar free Vanilla Chocolate swirl ice cream is 100 calories a serving.0
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1.8 Oreo cookies.
well you should check your math
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I think that's why they wrote 1.8 not 8 :P0 -
This thread is far too healthy Snack size Mars - 80cals, Snack size Milky Way - 70cals, Snack size Maltesers - 99cals, and just for a bit of balance Muller Light Yoghurts are all around 80-100 cals depending on the flavour.0
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That's a lot of sugary stuff people are suggesting [shudder].0
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That's a lot of sugary stuff people are suggesting [shudder].0
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Roasted grapefruit!
Half a grapefruit is about 40 cal, i think and its do delicious with a sprinkle of sugar and roasted in the oven until the sugar caramelizes. Yum. Then i top it with a drizzle of honey and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
So, i think it comes to about 1000 -
That's a lot of sugary stuff people are suggesting [shudder].
In moderation is very true! The problem is everyone's definition of sugar moderation is different :P0 -
Freddo hoc oblate bar
Naked nut bar
3 Finn crisps and a laughing cow light try angle
Crab stick
Miso soup
Bovril drink with celery sticks for dunking
2 rice cakes with cottage cheese0 -
That's a lot of sugary stuff people are suggesting [shudder].
Of course there are. Sugar is fantastic.0 -
Bump for later. There's some great ideas I need to remember!0
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Protein/fat will always give the best bang for your buck, so I would echo cottage cheese, or a Greek yoghurt like Fage, or a tbsp peanut butter on celery. Some seafood is always good too.0
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