Favorite "Go To" Snacks
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The other day I actually snacked on Brussel sprouts. I was popping them into my mouth like they were candy! What is happening to me??!!??!!??!!!!0
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Air popped popcorn is one of mine I usually pack it for lunch in a bag or container - you can have about 3 cups for under 100 calories if you wanted but I tend to stick to around 2ish I do a batch up and keep it in a sealed container and just take from that for when I need my snacks. When you open the container, you can smell popcorn and I think it helps with the general satisfaction!
Otherwise, most of my go-to meals and snacks are pre-packaged, because I don't have scales and I'm time-poor Things like cheese sticks, babybel cheeses, those yoghurts in the squeezie packets are great and I include them in my meal plans frequently! There are also these 'Lo-Carb' bars that come in flavours and are 100 calories, so sometimes I'll buy one or two for a treat during the week
- Cup-a-soups are great, I have a couple that are only around 50 calories. If I have too many in a row though I sort of lose my stomach for them so I only have them every once in a while now. If I have a salad, I usually try to have a soup as well to help fill me up (Plus, water intake!)
- I keep jars of salsa in my cupboard sometimes, and I'll use half a jar on some frozen vegetables for lunch. It's pretty good with broccoli
- Vita Weats are another one - about 4 crispbread biscuits for around 100 calories. I usually pack cucumber, tomato or bread & butter cucumbers (pickles) to have on them as they are all really insignificant in calories.
Also, I just found out that watermelon is really low in calories! So are strawberries, but they are expensive here at the moment. I cut them up and freeze them as soon as I get them home, because sometimes the ones in the punnets tend to get moldy or squished if you leave them too long.0 -
I like a cheese stick for something really quick.
A hardboiled egg with a sprinkle of coarse salt.
A couple of pieces of dark chocolate or hershey's kisses.
A smoothie.
Or, one of my new faves, Greek yogurt with a drizzle of honey. Sooooo good!0 -
Greek yogurt.
An apple with almond butter.
Sargento cheddar cheese sticks.
Baby carrots.
Cuties.0 -
I like a cheese stick for something really quick.
A hardboiled egg with a sprinkle of coarse salt.
A couple of pieces of dark chocolate or hershey's kisses.
A smoothie.
Or, one of my new faves, Greek yogurt with a drizzle of honey. Sooooo good!
I forgot about boiled eggs! They're great, and keep those hunger pangs away for a long time I feel like I do better throughout the day if I start my day with eggs!0 -
I have several here they go....
*Vanilla or Plain Greek yogurt with granola and a tsp of honey
*Kashi trail mix bar
*2 apples cut into several pieces w/ 1 tbsp of PB or AB
* Caramel mini rice cakes
*Lightly salted rice cakes with PB and raisins
*pineapple and mango with cottage cheeese
*mixed fruit cup (strawberries, apples, grapes, cantaloupe)
*special k chips
*stacys pita chips w/ hummus
*baby carrots w/ hummus
*banana or
*Chobani any flavored yogurt
I vary my snacks each day, but it usually from the list given, I hope this helps:)0 -
Salty - Breton Minis Garden Vegetable crackers & old white cheddar = 220 cals
Sweet - Nescafe Ice Java Cappuccino & 2% milk & ice = 155 cals
The key for me is finding snacks that leave me feeling like I've had something substantial...something a little naughty that doesn't do much damage. I agree, too, having these to look forward to helps make this whole thing doable.
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Almonds or pistachios - #1 go to snack food for me
Banana
Apple
Cut, mixed fruit
CLIFF bar - only if I'm really jonesin for a candy bar
V8 Fusion drink0 -
I only just discovered laughing cow light cheese wedges and I'm so glad they are in my life now!0
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The other day I actually snacked on Brussel sprouts. I was popping them into my mouth like they were candy! What is happening to me??!!??!!??!!!!
Ok, you have officially lost your young mind :noway: :laugh: truthfully, I wish I had that kind of insanity!0 -
half a cup of frozen blueberries eaten one by one (natures answer to lollies!)
banana icecream (frozen banana pieces whipped in a blender its like softserve)
2 tablespoons of low fat taramasalata (caviar dip) with carrot sticks
homemade bran, banana and blueberry muffin (100 Calories)
These ensure that I dont go over my limit and that I dont feel like Im deprived.
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carrots and hummus
cottage cheese with cucumbers and tomatoes and a little dill
almonds
apple and peanut butter0 -
Healthy Choice frozen yogurt (vanilla) with melted sugar free cherry preserves
Lots of fruit esp. oranges and cantaloupe and grapes
Plain greek yogurt mixed with sugar free preserves- peach and cherry are my favorites0 -
youve just discovered that brussel sprouts are delicious because they are!!!!!
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30 grams of dried cranberries and roasted almonds - to die for.
Frozen mixed berries and low fat Greek yoghurt.
Nutella (one tablespoon, never more).
Mmmmm-mmmmm...0 -
I have a serious addiction to home made sweet potato chips. I cut a sweet pot. really thin, lay them on a baking sheet, and lightly coat with coconut oil. Add a little salt and its just like eating chips!!!!
I also make my own low fat, 0 sugar icecream ** AMAZING**
But when i dont have time to make anything, i'll sick to low fat cottage cheese with berries, or sugar free pudding0 -
Anything insanely spicy--spicy hummus, spicy chickpeas, chipotle anything. I can't eat much of whatever it is, and it takes me longer, so I realize I'm full, takes me longer to eat, and is suuuuuuper yummy ^-^0
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All 150-200 calories
Apple with peanut butter or a slice of cheese (old cheddar is the best, or Swiss)
Raw almonds with A piece of fruit like a small banana, kiwi or half an orange
Laughing cow cheese (2 triangles) with rice crackers (10 crackers are 80 calories)
Fresh blueberries and a fat free yogurt (100g)
Homemade banana muffins or any other type of homemade muffin.
Veggies and calorie-wise ranch dip0 -
anyone try frozen grapes in the summertime? They are great and you can't eat them really fast so it takes a long time to eat them which makes you feel more full by the time you get done.
I also like Quaker chewy 25%less sugar chocolate peanut butter bars.
or Kashi cherry dark chocolate bars are also yummy0 -
Love the popcorn. I don't use the packaged stuff, Alton Brown taught me a neat trick that you can use regular popcorn, a brown paper bag, and staples. If you've got a microwave, you can get popcorn. I can pre-measure it at home and put it in my bag for my snack at work. Coworkers happily filtch from me then.
I use that recipe too - I love Good Eats!
Other go-to snacks are mixed nuts - I keep a container in my locker at work. I also like baby carrots with hummus.0
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