What is your 'go to' healthy snack?

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  • graelwyn
    graelwyn Posts: 1,340 Member
    Cottage cheese/pineapple.
    Pears
    Apricots.
    Duck eggs,
    Mushrooms.
    Banana chips.
    Nakd Bars.
    Apple chips.
  • kimmymayhall
    kimmymayhall Posts: 419 Member
    walnuts
    dried apricots
    cottage cheese with tomato and basil
    ryvita with cheese
    peanut butter (sometimes on something but usually just a big scoop)
    fresh fruit
    Dark chocolate covered almonds (but just a few because they can be dangerous!)
  • sheshe32
    sheshe32 Posts: 195 Member
    Almonds, fruit, yoghurt, snack sized rice cracker packets, boiled egg, carrot sticks, prunes.

    These seem to be my main ones. Or plain biscuits (cookies??) if I have enough cals with a cup of tea for my evening "snack". It depends on what I want. I do find that I crave less now that I started eating almonds. I has helped me HEAPS. I am not talking about a few though, LOL I will usually have about 40 grams which is around 40 almonds for my "snack". But it works for me. Good luck finding what "works" for you :wink:
  • HeatherHoskins
    HeatherHoskins Posts: 157 Member
    I have an apple and string cheese. It is the only thing that fills me up snack wise.
  • DeterminedRealist
    DeterminedRealist Posts: 21 Member
    My favoriet go to snack is fresh sugar snap peas. They have them bagged and ready to eat at the supermarket too! My young grandchildren (Six and two years of age) have taken a fancy to them as well. I also have to agree with the frozen fruit posts above, my favorites are strawberries allowed to come slightly unfrozen. My family likes to put non-dairy whipped topping on those slightly thawed strawberries too.
  • da1128
    da1128 Posts: 212 Member
    Strawberries, watermelon, Gerbers Graduate lil' Crunchies, and sliced cucumbers with cider vinegar and salt. Oh, and string cheese!
  • EatCleanVeg
    EatCleanVeg Posts: 9 Member
    If you want something sweet then try nonfat flavored yogurt with a tablespoon of unsweetened shredded coconut and chopped almonds. It's awesome! At night I like apples, celery and carrots with cream cheese(a nice way to spice up your veggies), and especially dry cereal. I buy natures path organic kamut puffs, rice puffs and corn puffs. Only 50 calories a cup (60 for the corn puffs), all natural and no sugar!! Plus it tastes great, especially with cinnamon!
  • sbelltucker
    sbelltucker Posts: 1 Member
    I love any flavor of Laughing Cow cheese wedge (35 cal.) spread on a Doctor Kracker pumpkin seed cheddar cracker (100 cal). Just enough crunch to satisfy me! :-)
  • chara79
    chara79 Posts: 4 Member
    Nut and fruit mix, or home made muesli with yoghurt, fruit, tuna and crackers, raw veg but that needs to be eaten before i "need" a quick fix, some great ideas here...
  • Trader Joe's sweet potato tortilla chips and Trader Joe's tomato basil hummus! Yumm!
  • PrayerofAmity
    PrayerofAmity Posts: 176 Member
    All these things have already been mentioned, but for me it's hard boiled egg, an apple, yogurt, or almonds
  • needamulligan
    needamulligan Posts: 558 Member
    Sometimes when I want a snack I find that I'm really just thirsty. For the last 5 weeks or so, I've been drinking a tall glass of crystal lite or similar. It's working for me so far. I have nearly eliminated nighttime snacking.....but introduced night time trips to the bathroom :) If I'm really hungry a hard boiled egg does the trick.
  • kford9
    kford9 Posts: 16 Member
    cottage cheese and pineapples; almonds; apples w/peanut butter...but if my sweet tooth is really bad: pudding cup w/vanilla wafers
  • Clownfish423
    Clownfish423 Posts: 108 Member
    My snack is usually protein - Greek yogurt, deli meat (I like Hormel Natural Choice ham or turkey) with Dijon mustard mixed with a tiny bit of mayo, sometimes string cheese or a hard boiled egg.
  • kayfrog
    kayfrog Posts: 109 Member
    My go to snacks are the chobani champions greek yogurt, fresh coconut water (it fills me up quick for some reason) and vitatops.
  • thistimeismytime
    thistimeismytime Posts: 711 Member
    Homemade protein bars--I make the Jamie Eason ones in chocolate, carrot cake, and pumpkin walnut. They're sweetened with Stevia so they satisfy a sweet tooth and get your protein in at the same time. Top the chocolate ones with peanut butter, and top the others with cinnamon or nutmeg. Heat in microwave--I don't know how I lived without them!!!

    Here are recipe links if anyone's interested: Don't overcook these or they dry out!! Cut up and store in fridge until you're ready to eat. I eat a couple of these with a cup of strawberries...DELICIOUSNESS!! :)

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-chocolate-protein-bars.htm

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-carrot-cake-protein-bars.htm

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/jamie-easons-livefit-recipes-pumpkin-protein-bars.html

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-lemon-protein-bars.htm

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/jamie-easons-livefit-recipes-cinnamon-swirl-protein-bread.html
  • kaseysospacey
    kaseysospacey Posts: 499 Member
    I love any flavor of Laughing Cow cheese wedge (35 cal.) spread on a Doctor Kracker pumpkin seed cheddar cracker (100 cal). Just enough crunch to satisfy me! :-)


    Lol I eat this exact snack all the time! I alsp love apples and pb or navel oranges/ grapefruit and veggies in general. Greek yogurt too :)
  • DominiqueSmall
    DominiqueSmall Posts: 495 Member
    fage 0% fat
  • gaylynn35
    gaylynn35 Posts: 854 Member
    Almonds
    Yogurt
    Dark chocolate
    Fruit smoothie
    Animal Crackers
  • katesnewbody
    katesnewbody Posts: 62 Member
    CANTALOUPE.
    FREAKIN'.
    CANTALOUPE.

    For a mere 200 or so calories, a whole medium Cantaloupe is a scrumptious, juicy, and refreshing little melon PACKED with vitamins C and A, and it's a great source of fiber!
    So, it;s mainly water, AND it's high-fiber! Definitely keeps away the hunger until my next meal, and it refreshes me after a long, hot afternoon!
  • VitaTops

    Kind of an expensive addiction of mine as well. All flavors. Amazing when paired with a vanilla protein shake for what feels like a cheat meal!

    Other than that, Black seedless grapes for a sweet fix or popcorn for a salty/crunchy fix.
  • cmeade20
    cmeade20 Posts: 1,238 Member
    For my late night snacks usually an apple with 2 tablespoons of peaut butter

    But sometimes I have half a cup of plain greek yogurt and flavor it with 1 tablespoon unsweetened apple sauce and 1 tsp cinnamon; 1 tsp vanilla extract and 14 cup dry oats or 1/2 tsp mint extract and 1 tablespoon dark chocolate chips
  • saraann4
    saraann4 Posts: 1,296 Member
    greek yogurt with honey and a couple dashes of cinnamon and some berries. delicious
  • saraann4
    saraann4 Posts: 1,296 Member
    CANTALOUPE.
    FREAKIN'.
    CANTALOUPE.

    For a mere 200 or so calories, a whole medium Cantaloupe is a scrumptious, juicy, and refreshing little melon PACKED with vitamins C and A, and it's a great source of fiber!
    So, it;s mainly water, AND it's high-fiber! Definitely keeps away the hunger until my next meal, and it refreshes me after a long, hot afternoon!

    So true, LOVE cantaloupe!
  • air popped pop corn sprayed with butter flavored cooking spray, and some lime salt.
  • kympow
    kympow Posts: 145 Member
    Almonds! No salt or low salt... Emerals has an awesome dark chocolate almonds...
  • allisonmrn
    allisonmrn Posts: 721 Member
    almonds
    hard boiled eggs
    cucumbers
    cold asparagus
  • MissFit0101
    MissFit0101 Posts: 2,382
    edamame is the best!
  • i love cape seed bread with diet raspberry jam, really filling and you get a sweet taste with the jam. Ive lost 33lbs so far and have this as a late night snack all the time.