What do you replace chips with?
IntoTheSky
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I don't like carrots. I will eat them cooked, I will eat them raw, but I don't "like" them. I need some salty, crunchy, chip like treat that is not so bad for me. I have sweet pretty much covered, but I cannot break away from chips....... especially jalapeno kettle chips dipped in sour cream. I get the muchies at around 9 PM and have a hard time ignoring them. I don't want to have to save all day just to get them in at night...... I just want some alternative that will help me get what I am looking for or not care that I have the munchies.
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Have you tried pop chips?0
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I'm curious too, need a replacement for tortilla chips. My salsa is so low cal it's a shame the tostido's make me shy away from it!0
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Have you tried pop chips?
Love, love, love Pop Chips!0 -
I suggest pop chips or popcorn chips, both are good0
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Pretzel Crisps... They have all kinds of flavors and are really quite tasty!! Also, I will allow myself the baked chips and the fat-free Ruffles, as long as I stay within the serving sizes.
Air popped popcorn or the 100 calorie bags of popcorn are a good substitute, as well....0 -
I second the Pop Chips idea. They're the best of the "fake chips". If you can find them in your area, I find that Garden of Eatin' products are also really delicious and won't blow your calories. I love the cheese puffs.0
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special k cracker chips are pretty awesome0
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apple chips (full pringles-size container is only 200 calories; the small size is only 100 cals for the entire thing)
veggies with hummus (hummus is just the right amount of savory and delicious that it alleviates the need for other savory things like chips)
frozen grapes0 -
Oxygen... water....a shoulder workout.. take your pick.
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I do some pretzel sticks.
They have veggie chips, better than potato chips, but still a lot of oil. I think you can get them baked.
Baked lays are better than regular chips.......
Sweet potato chips.....
And you can make your own chips with control over what goes in/on them.....in the oven.....0 -
Have you tried Baked Chips or Baked Scoops (for tortilla chips)? They have plain baked lays (which aren't my favorite), but I love baked bbq and the boy really likes baked sour cram and onion.0
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special k crackers are pretty good. sometimes pickles get rid of my chip cravings too. they are crunchy and salty, but low calorie. try a low sodium kind, they still have quite a bit of sodium, but MUCH better than chips!0
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100 Calorie Bags of Popcorn. Healthy Pop is what I eat when I am in snack mode!
Also Veggies raw with Hummice! I get 100 Calorie packs of cheese-its too!0 -
i make my own. : trader joe brown rice tortillas cut in wedges. spray a bit of olive oil on sprinkle a little lime juice and sea salt on. bake in the oven until crispyI'm curious too, need a replacement for tortilla chips. My salsa is so low cal it's a shame the tostido's make me shy away from it!0 -
Special K chips; Wheat Thin cracker crisps; microwave popcorn0
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Popcorn or mini rice cakes ranch is my favorite flavor =]0
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Cucumbers! Mmmmmm.......0
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fewer chips0
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I am gluten free, so I have gluten free popcorn. It takes care of the craving, calories are lower and I don't feel guilty about having it.0
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I eat Pita chips. 110 calories for 10 chips. This satifies my salty taste buds. 0
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Home-made chips.0
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If you have a Trader Joe's, I like their Snap Pea Crisps, they are sometimes labeled as Inner Peas; 150 calories for a serving. Kale chips are an amazing healthy substitute as well!0
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The Baked Tostitos Scoops are about the best chip I've come across, but measure your portions. The portion is not the whole big bag! haha. If you like salty, try some edamame. There are individual servings that you steam in the microwave, flavored with sea salt. Not a chip, but Yum!:laugh:0
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baked kale chips. Yeah, they're terribly terribly on trend right now (or not, maybe that was yesterday). but they are easy, crispy, salty, and taste really really good.0
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So long as I'm not ready to ravage a bag of Doritos and have just a regular chip craving, kale chips typically work for me.0
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Try light pringles made with Olestra.. 70 cal's for 14 chips or try cutting back on the amount you eat of your fav chips.. moderation. 0
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POP chips are ok but nothing replaces jalapeno kettle chips. I manage to slide in a bag here and there under the macro goals. I have individual bags and have one sometimes for lunch i usually have pop chips, baked ruffels, baked cheetos, and ms vikers jalapeno chips0
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banana chips, almonds, dried apples, dried pineapple, raisins, etc.0
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Have you tried Baked Chips or Baked Scoops (for tortilla chips)? They have plain baked lays (which aren't my favorite), but I love baked bbq and the boy really likes baked sour cram and onion.
BAKED SCOOPS?!?!
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