healthy, easy, low cal alternatives for chips/crackers?
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ReadyToBeMeAt160
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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!
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!
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I got a huge bag of sea salt veggie straws yesterday at Sam's Club, 38 straws for 130 cals. Helped with my craving. Or I just buy the already pre packaged 1oz. bags that are one serving for around 140-150 cals.0
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Special K Sea Salt Flavored Cracker Chips.
110 Calories for 30 chips.
Yummy yum yum!0 -
Could try seaweed.0
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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.0
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oooh i forgot all about popcorn cakes! i haven't had those in ages0
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Could try seaweed.
::raises eye brow:: seaweed? how's that work?0 -
Baked lentil chips, 110 cal for 22 chips, 3g fiber, 4g protein
Pop Chips are pretty tasty too, lots of flavors. They come in individual 100 cal bags so it's easier to moderate yourself.0 -
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!0 -
Could try seaweed.
::raises eye brow:: seaweed? how's that work?
Dried seaweed is a product you can purchase. It's edible, slightly crunchy, and salty. It also has a strong taste that some people don't like. If you like to try new things, that's an option0 -
Could try seaweed.
::raises eye brow:: seaweed? how's that work?
Dried seaweed is a product you can purchase. It's edible, slightly crunchy, and salty. It also has a strong taste that some people don't like. If you like to try new things, that's an option
oh ok - i'm definitely down to try that. I imagine whole foods would have it? in the chip aisle?0 -
I don't think anything is wrong with pistachio nuts and definitely don't need to cut those out.. the chips and crackers on the other hand.0
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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?)0 -
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 should've included "vegetarian" hehe
thanks tho0 -
I eat Kirkland sea salt roasted seaweed, 100 calories and totally yummy!!!0
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Try Nut-Thins. They are chips made out of almonds! At first I thought it was a little bland but they grew on me, and they have tons of different flavors!0
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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.0
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Could try seaweed.
::raises eye brow:: seaweed? how's that work?
Dried seaweed is a product you can purchase. It's edible, slightly crunchy, and salty. It also has a strong taste that some people don't like. If you like to try new things, that's an option
oh ok - i'm definitely down to try that. I imagine whole foods would have it? in the chip aisle?0 -
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.0 -
Special K Sea Salt Flavored Cracker Chips.
110 Calories for 30 chips.
Yummy yum yum!
Add just a wee little bit of spicy hummus... And... Voila! My night is instantly improved :-)0 -
I can't believe no one's said popcorn.0
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