healthy, easy, low cal alternatives for chips/crackers?

Special K Sea Salt Flavored Cracker Chips.
110 Calories for 30 chips.
Yummy yum yum!

I like special k cracker chips or special k multigrain crackers. The quaker popped mini rice cakes are good too. I think the cheddar ones taste *almost* the same as cheese puffs.

I have the same craving.
My diet calls for about 1 potato a day.
My husband made me toasted potato slivers. He sliced potatoes so thin, I was amazed. He baked them with only Olive Oil spray on the cookie tray until the edges were golden brown. I sprinkled sea salt on them. They were crisp and delicious. They satisfied my craving but didn't make me want to eat an entire bag of Lays.
And, I stayed within my dietary requirements.

Hey team -
I've really been craving salty, crispy treats lately - chips, cheese nips, pistachio nuts

Does any one of any low cal alternatives? Kale chips? or something like that?

the more ideas the better!

Bacon?

I don't like substituting a food I'm craving for one so completely unrelated. I also don't dig kale very much. I like the individual serving pouches of Baked Lays. 130 calories per serving, only two of which come from fat. You can't make a meal out of it, but one a day will hardly derail the weight loss train (unless you're low carb, in which case: Bacon?)

I eat Kirkland sea salt roasted seaweed, 100 calories and totally yummy!!!

I go-to white cheddar rice cakes, wasabi soy almonds, and count out cheez-it or low fat flavored triscuits. I have to count everything out per serving or my hand will just keep dipping in the box.

i wholeheartedly 2nd the roasted seaweed. they are crazily addictive. My fav is Annie Chun's sesame roasted seaweed. I purchase a case at a time from Amazon. Each pack is 60 cals, 1 carb, & fulfills that salty crunch want.

They are at Asian markets around here. The are prob @ whole foods and trader joe's but I dont have 1 close by.

I can't believe no one's said popcorn.

Pistachios are awesome, as long as you can stick to just one serving. If you don't want the salt, look for an unsalted variety, or go for raw almonds instead.

For crunch and flavor without the salty chips, try dipping baby carrots, sugar snap peas and/or sliced red (or orange or yellow) bell peppers in hummus. Good stuff.

Spicy Roasted Chickpeas!
So healthy and good protein too! Get a can of chickpeas, drain and rinse, dry off as much as possible. Tip onto a baking tray with baking paper on it, mix up a little olive oil with your favourite herbs and spices (I use chilli flakes, oregano, rosemary and turmeric) either tip this over and shake or spread it on with a coating brush. Roast these in the oven for approx half an hour. You can eat them hot or or cold they are so YUM! I take mine to work for a morning snack

Kale chips in oven. Heat oven to 300°, wash and dry kale, separate into small chip sized pieces and discard large stems. Spray your baking sheet with cooking spray, lay out kale in a single layer, spray top with oil... bake 10-20 minutes (keep a close eye on em!). Sprinkle some nutritional yeast on those babies!
Sliced cucumber with dressing or hummus.
Popcorn popped in coconut oil, then sprinkle with nutritional yeast.
Triscuit has a wide variety of crackers that are tasty!
Like someone else said thinly slice a potato and follow kale chips recipe.

Spicy Roasted Chickpeas!
So healthy and good protein too! Get a can of chickpeas, drain and rinse, dry off as much as possible. Tip onto a baking tray with baking paper on it, mix up a little olive oil with your favourite herbs and spices (I use chilli flakes, oregano, rosemary and turmeric) either tip this over and shake or spread it on with a coating brush. Roast these in the oven for approx half an hour. You can eat them hot or or cold they are so YUM! I take mine to work for a morning snack

Thanks! I will be doing this.