Your fav low cal snack?

apple slices
turkey bacon (3 slices, 75-100 calories)
sugar free jello
emerald 100 calorie dry roasted almonds

Definately try eating some nuts, that are not sweetened at all, you can buy them plain, or salted. Try fruit or dried fruit in plain or vanilla yogurt with some blan cereal crunched in... its a better alternative to rice crispy cakes, which have high fructose sweeteners in there, plus they make me wanna eat more. *One was never enough* ALSO "diet soda's" are tricking your body into thinking you will get some energy (aka sugar) but you dont get that energy so then you want another one or are hungry and ready to eat more... JUICe is so delicious, especially Orange Juice 100% ah but you have to make sure the label on the side says 100%

I personally can not just eat a couple Dorito chips and then stop, i usually eat and eat and not realize it when im doing it, until its way too late....
so try to avoid things like that, if you know you cant controll the habit, find a substitute.

Fruit and Water and nuts and juice is the BEST SNACK and HEALTHY

My go to snacks are the usual standbys:

edaname
cottage cheese with fresh salsa
almonds
peaches are in season right now
milk (love me some milk..especially if i don't want to go through the hassle of making a snack lol)
cheese
tuna pouches packed in water
pretzel sticks
peanut butter trail mix

Apple w/ Greek Peanut Butter Dip
2 oz plain greek yogurt or vanilla
1 T peanut butter - creamy or crunchy
Mix til smooth eat with sliced apple. YUM YUM!!!!!!!!!!

Sounds so good!

Greek yogurt, celery and hummus, milk rice (1/2 cup with coconut milk), 100 calorie popcorn

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A serving of cheerios (100 cals) + fresh strawberries (?) + a serving of unsweetened almond milk (30)! Also, I find that grapes keep me pretty full!

We tried this ranch recipe, and it is definitely kick *kitten* - we are now using it for salads and also as a dip for veggies, and found it is a very good mayo substitue on sandwiches (tuna salad for example). Thanks for the great recipe.

Also, here is a tip for chocolate cravers - try Dove's dark chocolate promises. They are roughly 40 calories each, and a couple are very satisfying, and some recommend a small intake of dark chocolate daily for burning belly fat. Hershey's Bliss dark chocolate, and dark chocolate Nuggets are also good stuff eaten maybe a couple per night.

Air popped popcorn. 4 cups only has 122 calories. I buy the packets of ranch dressing mix and sprinkle it over the popcorn. Yummy! Four cups is a huge bowl of popcorn!

Also, pickles are good, too.

Outshine Frozen Fruit Bars are only 40 calories each. (I love the strawberry one!)
A nice, high quality balsamic vinegar on strawberries, raspberries or arugula is very tasty and aged balsamic has a wonderful, sweet flavor for very few added calories.
And for a half your daily calcium and vitamin D, Adora dark chocolate calcium disk are only 30 calories. These are made with real chocolate and are not at all chalky!
I'm also a big fan of Chex Mix for a salty treat. It's 120 calories for a half a cup serving.
Jicama cut into matchstick pieces is a crunchy, slightly sweet treat. Or it's also good mixed with a shredded carrot, sliced green apples or cabbage and a little rice wine vinegar.
Grated parmesan cheese is good topping for popcorn at only 22 calories for one tablespoon--The wedges of aged parm that are grated as needed are the most flavorful.

Jell-O (Jello) - Sugar Free Strawberry Kiwi, 1 container (1 pkg ea.) - 40 Calories
Kraft - String Cheese 2% Milk, 1 stick - 70 Calories

1) Fruit salad/platter: Any combination of (Fuji/Gala) apples, red/black seedless grapes, kiwi, fresh pineapple, bananas, strawberries, seedless watermelon, clementines/mandarins, etc. Nothing fancy...
2) Great Value Greek Yogurt, pineapple: 140 cals with 14g protein
3) Daily Chef Almonds: 160 cals/oz, but 5g protein, 5g fiber and 0mg sodium
4) Baby carrots - like 10 cals/oz
5) Forget the brand name, but Walmart sells these big bags of popsicles, like twice as thick as a 'bomb pop' but only 70-80 cals, taste great and are dirt cheap. They also make a sugar-free variety for 15 cals, but why bother?

lol what the hell is wrong with fruit. oranges, apples, bananas, melons, berries.

all delicious all low carb. they may have some sugar in them but really its natural sugar and isnt stored the same way as processed sugar

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I really enjoy olives or some sauteed mushrooms light on the butter.