healthy addictive snacks
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My favorite snack at the moment is roasted chick peas you just take a can of chick peas put them in a pan put one table spoon olive oil on them and mix until all coated then season with your fav spices i used the sodium free garlic and herb one this time and bake at 350 for about an hour or until desired crispness.
What is your favorite healthy snack
What is your favorite healthy snack
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I've been wanting to try that, it sounds tasty.
Nothing can really beat a nice crisp apple for me. I'm kind of boring, and plus, I've been on an apple kick lately. I eat them nonstop for a month or two then not again for a few months, though.0 -
App,es are nummy i like them baked ogr raw with peanut butter cant beat nature right0
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almond butter- I eat it with everything....0
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special K chips may not be healthy, but you can eat a LOT of them and still be low on cals.0
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I've been eating a ridiculous amount of mangoes. I've gone through 2 flats of them this month.
I also love:
roasted seaweed
crispy chickpeas
hummus
apples + peanut butter + honey
toast + avocado
Muesli + greek yogurt
raw almonds
popcorn + nutritional yeast
Brown rice cakes + laughing cow0 -
special K chips may not be healthy, but you can eat a LOT of them and still be low on cals.
Never had em0 -
I've been eating a ridiculous amount of mangoes. I've gone through 2 flats of them this month.
I also love:
roasted seaweed
crispy chickpeas
hummus
apples + peanut butter + honey
toast + avocado
Muesli + greek yogurt
raw almonds
popcorn + nutritional yeast
Brown rice cakes + laughing cow
Loves hummus needs to buy tahini just isnt the same without it whats seaweed taste like?0 -
I absolutely love celery sticks with light cream cheese and topped with cranberry nut salad topping. Yummy to my tummy!0
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I can't seem to stay away from seaweed senbei rice crackers. I get them at the Asian Grocery. Love them. I also recently started making roasted kale chips. Little bit of olive oil, little bit of garlic, little bit of sea salt... Yum.0
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kale chips!!! Wash and thoroughly dry your kale, tear it up into bite-sized pieces, spritz with a little EVOO and a tiny bit of season salt, bake at 275 for 10 minutes, flip, 10 more minutes. SO very yummy!! just don't overdo it on the EVOO and seasoning!
Oh, and Breakstone's Cottage Cheese Doubles. lots of flavors of fruit, 100 calories, $1 a pop. I usually don't buy individual serving size thingies because of both economical and environmental reasons, but these have become my exception!0 -
I can't seem to stay away from seaweed senbei rice crackers. I get them at the Asian Grocery. Love them. I also recently started making roasted kale chips. Little bit of olive oil, little bit of garlic, little bit of sea salt... Yum.
Never had that either buying kale0 -
I buy toasted seaweed at my local health food store. They have wasabi flavor and sesame! I like them both.. I also like any kind of nuts!0
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kale chips!!! Wash and thoroughly dry your kale, tear it up into bite-sized pieces, spritz with a little EVOO and a tiny bit of season salt, bake at 275 for 10 minutes, flip, 10 more minutes. SO very yummy!! just don't overdo it on the EVOO and seasoning!
Oh, and Breakstone's Cottage Cheese Doubles. lots of flavors of fruit, 100 calories, $1 a pop. I usually don't buy individual serving size thingies because of both economical and environmental reasons, but these have become my exception!
I think i have had the cottage cheese they were not bad0 -
You guys are helping me with my grocery list and didnt even know it lol0
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Carrot and celery sticks (or honey wheat pretzels or crackers) and hummus. I love the fact that 2 tablespoons of hummus has so few calories and seems like such a LOT of hummus! The protein helps keep the munchies at bay, and the crunch of the raw veggies or pretzels or crackers satisfies something in me.
Want to try kale chips or roasted chickpeas. Maybe a task for tomorrow....0 -
any kind of nuts Im currently on a cashew kick and Chia seeds on everything I eat ... they dont even taste like anything but i love them lol0
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I have a serious addiction to the cocoa roasted almonds!0
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Frozen mangoe chunks!!:happy:0
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The seaweed is crispy, salty, nutty and delicious. Slightly sweet. Similar to nori (the stuff around sushi) but very crispy. It's amazing.0
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Red grapefruits are like crack to me. I could easily eat 3-4 a day, but try to limit it to 1 since they're on the pricier side.0
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Pomegrante and MANGO.0
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The seaweed is crispy, salty, nutty and delicious. Slightly sweet. Similar to nori (the stuff around sushi) but very crispy. It's amazing.
That sounds good will try and find some0 -
Pomegrante and MANGO.
Love both0 -
My favorite snack at the moment is roasted chick peas you just take a can of chick peas put them in a pan put one table spoon olive oil on them and mix until all coated then season with your fav spices i used the sodium free garlic and herb one this time and bake at 350 for about an hour or until desired crispness.
What is your favorite healthy snack
that's only healthy if your chickpeas do not come from a can otherwise you are eating alot more sodium and exposing yourself to BHA. but according to WHFoods if you rinse the canned version for at least a minute it can remove alot of that sodium.
oh and to answer your question...
Fresh Salsa (preferably homemade) mixed with any kind of hummus on blue corn chips or organic celery. when i want something savory..that or my faux bagel bites, which is really a chopped up eggplant or squash with pizza sauce, a little mozzarella ans some mushrooms, another great dip to try with cucumbers or on otger things, really simple: Organic Plain Yogurt, mix in some fresh chopped dill, and some minced wet garlic. and a squirt of lemon juice...DIVINE!!!
and when i want something sweet just a simple fruit salad parfait of any fresh fruit a squirt of honey and some organic french vanilla yogurt maybe with a sprinkle of granola on top. or strawberries dipped in dark chocolate...ooooh..0 -
Thanks for sharing! I have to do this this weekend.
I like the Fage greek yogurt mixed with fresh fruit or canned no sugar added Del Monte peaches. I also like to mix in some Smart Start Kellogg's cereal for a crunch. It's lower in cals than granola.0 -
No-bake protein bars made from chocolate whey protein, chopped dates, mashed banana, and almond meal...yumminess0
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My favorite snack at the moment is roasted chick peas you just take a can of chick peas put them in a pan put one table spoon olive oil on them and mix until all coated then season with your fav spices i used the sodium free garlic and herb one this time and bake at 350 for about an hour or until desired crispness.
What is your favorite healthy snack
that's only healthy if your chickpeas do not come from a can otherwise you are eating alot more sodium and exposing yourself to BHA. but according to WHFoods if you rinse the canned version for at least a minute it can remove alot of that sodium.
oh and to answer your question...
Fresh Salsa (preferably homemade) mixed with any kind of hummus on blue corn chips or organic celery. when i want something savory..that or my faux bagel bites, which is really a chopped up eggplant or squash with pizza sauce, a little mozzarella ans some mushrooms, another great dip to try with cucumbers or on otger things, really simple: Organic Plain Yogurt, mix in some fresh chopped dill, and some minced wet garlic. and a squirt of lemon juice...DIVINE!!!
and when i want something sweet just a simple fruit salad parfait of any fresh fruit a squirt of honey and some organic french vanilla yogurt maybe with a sprinkle of granola on top. or strawberries dipped in dark chocolate...ooooh..
I meant BPA..Bisphenol A which has been linked to Breast Cancer, Endocrine disruption, Obesity, Pristate issues, brain tumors, thyroid problems and a multitude of other problems,
bottom line avoid canned foods and try to avoid touching anything carbon copied like reciepts, tickets, movie stubs.etc.0 -
special K chips may not be healthy, but you can eat a LOT of them and still be low on cals.
Never had em
they are expensive, and NOT filling at all. but yummy.0 -
I've been eating a ridiculous amount of mangoes. I've gone through 2 flats of them this month.
I also love:
roasted seaweed
crispy chickpeas
hummus
apples + peanut butter + honey
toast + avocado
Muesli + greek yogurt
raw almonds
popcorn + nutritional yeast
Brown rice cakes + laughing cow
I FREAKIN LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE MANGOES..but never know how to eat them and not make a mess:(0 -
I made this incredible cranberry sauce for thanksgiving:
2 large tart apples
2 pomegranates, peeled and seeds separated
1 (16 fl oz) bottle pomegranate juice
(2 cups white sugar)...NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 CUPS RAW SUGAR!!!!!or the equivalent of Organic Agave or Stevia just NEVER THE WHITE STUFF!!!
2 large oranges
2 (12 ounce) bags fresh cranberries, rinsed and sorted
1 cup pecans, chopped
Directions
Peel and core apples, and put peelings and cores in a small saucepan with pomegranate seeds, 1/2 cup juice, and 1/2 cup sugar. Bring to a boil, and then reduce heat to simmer. Cook for 30 minutes.
Chop the peeled apples, and place in a large saucepan. Remove zest from half of one orange, chop very fine, and add to apples. Peel oranges, chop coarsely, and add to pan along with cranberries and remaining juice and sugar. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to simmer, and cook for 30 minutes.
Remove small pan from heat, and strain juice into larger pan. Cool solids slightly, and then push though a sieve to remove seeds and peels, adding remaining pulp to larger pan. Stir in nuts, if desired. Cook about 10 minutes longer. Serve warm, room temperature, or chilled.
So good on saltines with a slice of swiss cheese or some feta or nuchetel0
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