Afternoon snack ideas please

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  • Restybaby2012
    Restybaby2012 Posts: 568 Member
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    An Apple or fruit of some kind
    Cheese stick
    beef stick
    vegies

    I tend to "go lookin'" about 11 for a snack of sorts. I start work at like 530 and Im outta the office at 230 most days so I dont do a normal lunch routine. I tend to have a breakfast of sorts right after I get to work because I simply cannot eat when I wake up at 2-230a.m. By 6 or so Im getting the muchies and will have one or two of the above and that constitutes breakfast.

    Then around 9 or so I do a repeat. By 1130 Im investing in a lite lunch of something very similar because I can eat it while actually working without skipping a beat or making a mess. By the time 230 rolls around Im headed home. Around 4 or so the fiance' makes me a delightfully delicious salad as a prelude to a nice evening meal around 6 or so. It works for me ...this way Im getting a little something every couple hours and never get overly hungry

    Good Luck
  • KS_4691
    KS_4691 Posts: 228 Member
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    egg white omelette with veggies
    protein shake with almond milk
    plain greek yogurt or cottage cheese with berries
    ezekiel bread with natural PB
    steamed edamame
    cashews or almonds with a grapefruit
  • Mirandac2012
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    Im in the UK but my snacks are Rice cakes (S+V flavour) Sometimes I add tomato and cucumber in top.
  • lkcuts
    lkcuts Posts: 224
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    To keep in a drawer is a challenge! I bring a half avacado in a baggie and scoop it out of its shell with a little salt and pepper very filling and holds me over
  • lacewitch
    lacewitch Posts: 766 Member
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    i have rice cakes ( or celery) + a spread of nut butter
    oatcakes + cream cheese+ sliced meat / smoked salmon.
    apple + cheese or nuts
    protein pancake ~( oats, cottage chess and eggs whizzed up and cooked like a pancake)and nut butter/ cream cheese/
  • janine73holland
    janine73holland Posts: 12 Member
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    So many people are saying have a smoothie/fruit but they are high carbs/sugar not protein.
    A small omelette with ham would be high protein. Also very filling and you won't need a big dinner later.
  • helenwilliams78
    helenwilliams78 Posts: 46 Member
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    I keep packets of popcorn in my draw at work. They are about 80-100cals a pack and come in all sorts of delicious flavours (not cheap though so I'm not allowed one everyday!).
  • rpounds1957
    rpounds1957 Posts: 177 Member
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    It depends on how many calories I need to burn up as evening approaches. For low cal, I like dill pickle spears or strawberries. For a little higher calorie snack I like celery with cream cheese. For a few more calories, I have a Special K breakfast bar at 90 calories. For after dinner I like sugar free popsicles (15 calories).
  • Anna800
    Anna800 Posts: 637 Member
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    My go to snack is dried mangoes. Low in calories but they fill me up :)

    I bought this once from Trader Joes and it's high in sugar.
  • alsmomma
    alsmomma Posts: 34 Member
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    I either eat sugar-free pudding cup (70 calories) or caramel mini rice cakes (110 calories for 13 cakes).
  • xshortiex
    xshortiex Posts: 120 Member
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    I usually take a light yogurt and a handful of almonds. :)
  • tstella224
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    Greek yogurt really holds me over until dinner time
  • MinnieInMaine
    MinnieInMaine Posts: 6,400 Member
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    nothing wrong with snacking!

    greek yogurt (Chobani vanilla non-fat) with berries
    a couple pieces of dark chocolate
    banana
    almonds
    protein bar
  • jomiley23
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    Cheese and crackers. Cheese usually tastes a little better if you let it warm up a little from the fridge. So it could sit (in a container of course) in your desk from lunch until snack time. If you want to bump up the health quotient a little, each apple slices with the cheese instead. Cheese and fruit go great together. To keep apple slices from turning brown, soak in the fridge overnight in lemon-lime soda (sugar free may work too). Drain, and they'll keep for about two days. And no funky lemon aftertaste like straight lemon juice.