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Edaname in pods sauteed in garlic powder and hot sauce- takes awhile to eat and oh so filling for around 100 calories for 1/2 cup of edible portion.(which is lots of pods) Full of protein too! Hot sauce makes you drink loads of water too for double fill.0
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I bought a huge 5 pound bag of green beans that I've been roasting and eating as "fries." They're really low calorie and taste like whatever you season them with. Usually I just lightly spray them with Pam and coat with some salt, pepper, and garlic powder, then pop them in the oven at 400 degrees for 10-15 minutes, stir and bake them 7-10 more minutes. So good and easily under 100 calories for a whole bunch of them. Roasted broccoli and caulifower are also really tasty. I've also gotten the mini 100 calorie bags of popcorn before and they're pretty filling too.
I love the idea of green beans as fries! I will have to try this.
Will definitely try this idea as an appetizer or snack in the evening with freinds- I LOVE green beans.0 -
:drinker: less that 25 cal items
sugar free / fat free coco
Hot tea
Hot coffee
Sugar free apple drink mix with 1tbls apple cider vinegar.
Sugar free jello
Sugar free / fat free pudding
Cucumber, onion salad - cover w / apple cider vinegar
Radishes
Celery
Veggie dip : fat free Mayo or fat free sour cream with ranch power.
Sugar free popciclesjust a few of my go to's
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If it's late in the evening and I can afford the sodium, I dissolve some beef/chicken stock in hot water and sip the broth.
Tea doesnt do much for me, sadly.0 -
I drink a glass of water to make sure I'm full 1st. As far as drinks. i don't have @ taste that often. When I do I use flavor 5 calorie pack grape so the color wont change0
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Listerine!! It stops All cravings...Right Now!!
hahaha Yes it does!!!0 -
I hear you, I deal with cravings at times too. I've found balanced meals help. I am on the shirataki noodle train, too. They're amazing. There's a post earlier with links to an Mfper who is the shirataki when, Lol. I also drink water when I feel the cravings, and if they don't go away, I'll eat a cucumber with just a little salt. Really filing, low cal, tasty. I will drink tea, too. I love tea. Hope this helps.0
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Cucumbers
celery
grapes
Those little laughing cow cheeses only have 35 calories and they kill my cheese cravings that i have often.0 -
I totally get the snack craving in the late afternoon. So I really drink a LOT of water through out the day. I have a pitcher on my desk and I try to drink it all before the end of the work day. When the water is just not enough Bullion (lots of sodium), celery sticks with spicy salsa (2 tbs @ 10 cals) and 1 tbs of plain Greek yogurt (9 cals), pickles or a hard boiled egg (white only) with salsa.
Good luck - it looks like you have gotten lots of great suggestions here!0 -
Thai Cucumber Salad
Sliced Cucumbers
Sliced Red Onion
Cilantro
Rice Wine Vinegar (if you get Seasoned Rice wine vinegar, go very sparingly on the following two items)
Equal amount water
1-2 tsp sugar to taste (depending on batch size)
Salt to taste
I make something similar...
I add halved cherry tomatoes
and I heat the water/vinegar to where it's just about to boil, and pour it over the veg. Then let it cool. It's kind of a "quick pickle".
sesame seeds are also nice on this.0 -
baby carrots
watermelon
steamed broccoli
string cheese
pre-measured trail mix
peanut butter
apples
mentioning because the original poster specifically said:
"This topic is all about quantity, over everything else, as it is my biggest weakness. "
1oz of cheese (which is the size of most of the prepacked ones) is 80-100 calories.
1 tablespoon of peanut butter is also approx. 100 calories (depends on brand)
still low, but have to watch the serving sizes.
It's not quite the same as (for example) the 3 cups of broccoli for the same amount of calories.0
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