Nutella :) and other sweet, yummy, healthy foods

bethanysmiles123
bethanysmiles123 Posts: 2
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Recently, I have tried nutella for the first time and honestly, i thought it was amazing! It gave me my chocolate fix and is packed with nutrients. Not to meantion its yummy!

Anyone else have foods they would like to suggest? I am a picky eater and am not a big fan of veggies.

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  • Atlantique
    Atlantique Posts: 2,484 Member
    Packed with nutrients? Like what?

    It's half fat and then mainly sugar.

    Methinks someone is perhaps kidding themselves here.....
  • rachmaree
    rachmaree Posts: 782 Member
    Have you seen how many calories are in 1 tablespoon!?
  • TS65
    TS65 Posts: 1,024 Member
    It's good, but at 200 calories for 2 TBSP, 11 grams of fat, 21g of sugar and only 3g of protein, I think I'll stick with my cocoa dusted almonds for my sweet fix. Once in a while, it's a nice treat though.
  • KelseyLayne
    KelseyLayne Posts: 23 Member
    Sabra Hummus and the sandwich thins! they are like hamburger buns but way thin so they are only 100 calories per bun and the hummus is 70 cals for 4 Tbls and is SOO yummy!! :)
  • MikeM53082
    MikeM53082 Posts: 1,199 Member
    Nutella is great once in a while, but I definitely wouldn't consider it healthy. I do enjoyed dried fruit (pineapple, apples, mangos, etc), but it's loaded with sugar. Everything in moderation though..
  • aml17
    aml17 Posts: 30 Member
    I wanted to try nutella.. then I saw this: http://www.snack-girl.com/snack/nutella-alternative/

    yeaaa i think i'll pass now.
  • LJSpady
    LJSpady Posts: 311 Member
    If you like popcorn I would suggest a serving of air popped popcorn with 1 teaspoon of cinnamon popcorn seasoning ( the serving size for the seasoning is actually 1/4 teaspoon, but since it's only 5 calories, it'll only be 20 cals for the whole teaspoon.
    Popcorn is high in fiber, and if's air popped it's low in fat. And the cinnamon seasoning makes it sweet and yummy! =)
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