Healthy Snacks
angieleekid
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What are some low cal good snacks besides fruit and veggies? I need some new ideas! Even different things to incorperate w/ the fruit and veggies would be nice!
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I've been snacking alot on baby carrots and blueberries. They take longer to eat therefore I feel like I 'm getting more and keeping my hands busy too.
You could try a smoothie with yogurt. Takes time to make and is filling. I've seen it made with green tea, fruit and yogurt therefore light in the caloric department.0 -
Keep hard boiled eggs in the fridge. I eat just the whites.
I also like nuts. Portion them out. They are higher in calories but have healthy fat and are filling.
Dried fruit.
Hummus is yummy.
Low fat cheese.0 -
Great ideas! Thank you!0
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I like to snack on plain (with out milk) cereal. My favorites are plain cheerios and fiber one. I like to eat them one or two at a time - they take forever to eat and I feel like I get more food than eating a 100 calorie cereal bar.0
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Ooo the cereal is a good idea! Thanks!0
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Hummus! its delicious with veggies...almonds....back to nature stoneground wheat crackers with flaxseed are DELICIOUS0
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Cheerios are one of my favorites. I also like Jack Links beef jerky. The beef jerky is tough enough that it takes effort to eat, which sometimes satisfies the snacking desire.
Yolodiet.com0 -
almonds, they have cinnamon roast 100 calorie bags which are great. or just natural almonds.
low fat cheese sticks
you could make your own trail mix- healthy cereal, nuts, raisins, few chocolate chips etc
i usually like protein bars because they hold me over longer and Im not too hungry
you could get a small pita and add hummus and shredded carrots and spinach and cucumbers, etc for like 150 calories too0 -
Both fruit and veggie ones, but I never feel as though they are..
Celery stick with Peanut butter (I sometimes eat pre workout instead of a banana)
and Frozen grapes - they seem more like a treat frozen.
Sorry if these are two you already have : )0 -
I usually snack on a few almonds and a string cheese...quick and easy to take to work and no mess no fuss0
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I've added lots of fruit-- apples, grapes, kiwi-- but when I need a treat of some sort, I reach for Reduced Fat Cheezits. They're kinda my guilty pleasure, and 27 of them is 130 calories. I also have cheese sticks and Kashi bars.0
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I love the Special K cracker chips-110 calories for 27 chips 30 grams0
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Spicy (or not) pickled vegetables.
Roasted, salted (or not) sunflower seeds (shell on).
Natural low fat yoghurt mixed with garlic, chilli flakes, mint or any other aromatic and raw veg to dip.
Fat & sugar free Fizzy Yoghurt Jelly.
Frozen grapes, melon balls, orange segments.0 -
I love the Special K cracker chips-110 calories for 27 chips 30 grams
I love those things. The best part is if you lose track and end up putting away the whole box (Yes, I've done it!) It's STILL under 400 calories.0 -
cottage cheese, hard boiled egg whites, fiber one cereal, protein shakes and smoothies. I also spread some PB2 on a magic pop and slice up a banana to go on top. Some of my favorite recipes are berry protein cheesecakes, cauliflower pizza bites, and homemade popcicles (I try to use greek yogurt so it's high in protein too!)0
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Non added sugar jelly pot. 3 calories.
Twister ice Lolly only 85 cals (had one for first time in years today
Couldn't believe how low in cals.)
Weight watcher biscuits my fave are oat and choc chip
Cookies. 2 for 80 cals or raspberry and white choc.
Weight watcher yogs start at 50 cals and are gorgeous!!
Weight watcher cheese triangles 21 calories.0 -
I bought a bag of Way Better Snacks tortilla chips from the healthfood store in town. They are 130 cals for 11 chips and just FULL of seeds and taste salty and are thick and crunchy! So satisfying. I ate mine with medium salsa and I was at about 160 cals and felt so full.0
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Animal crackers, pudding cups, jello cups, almonds, cliff bar, special K bars, Go Lean Bars, and Fiber One Bars just off the top of my head.0
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Popcorn! Surprisingly low in calories, if you pop it yourself and are careful with the flavourings, plus it's a wholegrain0
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My regular snacks include: cherries, bananas, apples, pistachios, baby carrots/grape tomatoes with hummus, and pieces of chicken breast. I eat kind of a ridiculous amount of chicken, but it keeps me full and I can cook up a bunch at once and snack on it over a few days. And every once in a while, I'll have some Pop Chips because they're just so damn good (and not terrible for you).0
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hard boiled eggs (I just eat the whites because I don't like the yolks)
greek yogurt
string cheese
all fruits....my go to seems to be frozen blueberries
all veggies...go to is baby carrots
regular yogurt ...doesn't have the protein punch that greek yogurt does but still not bad
healthy protein shakes
peanut butter
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I'd second the twister ice lolly. You can get mini ones with 45 calories each which is fab because it really satisfies my sugar craving. There is also Walls mini milks which are bigger and have around 90ish calories and also a lot of calcium in them too. Unless you're in the UK I don't think you can get them though.0
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Not sure if you have one by you but Trader Joes has "Just A Handful of Omega Trek Mix Individual Bags W/ Cranberries". They fill me up, are low in sodium and are packed with Omega 3 fatty acids. The serving size bags contain 170 calories.
http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=4130 -
If I'm craving something like chips.. I like flavored rice cakes. The BBQ is my favorite!
My 2 year old likes them too! He likes the cheddar.0 -
Check here for some fun and low cal snacks! http://learn2shine.blogspot.com/2012/03/tips-for-healthy-snack.html0
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I am a feen for salty snacks, so I like cashews and almonds (esp the wasabi) ones. I am not too much of a sugar person, so findly salty, healthy is a little harder.
Boiled eggs. (deviled, with mustard and paprika and cayanne pepper)
laughing cow cheese and ritz crackers
hummus with pita chips0 -
Light rice cakes. They don't do much for me, so I end up eating way too many. So instead I eat 1-2 with a little peanut butter on them0
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low fat yogurt, cottage cheese, I buy fresh salsa, fat free cream cheese n kellogs cracker chips, I heat up 1 - 2 oz of cream cheese, only 30 cals per ounce, mix with 2 tablespoons of fresh salsa which is only 5 cals, then I have 65 cals of great dip to go with my chips, I stay away from nuts, cus to be honest you get a very small portion. I turn to eggbeaters, I also switched bread, I eat lite whole wheat hearth bread, only 35 cals per slice. If I make a cake, like my jello cake, I use sugar free jello, applesauce instead of oil, and eggbeaters instead pf eggs, of how much you can cut those cals. I really observe cals when I am out shopping, so look around, you might spot something good.0
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SPECIAL K BARS! My favorite are the fruit crisps.0
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Water mellow and cantaloupe. I want a sweet I eat the 90 calorie brownie. Weight watchers cheese sticks. Just a few works for me.0
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