Low calorie sandwich ideas?

yoltwag
yoltwag Posts: 114 Member
in Food and Nutrition
Looking for some things to put in my sandwiches. Preferably no meat. Would love to know low calorie spreads! :)

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  • hibou_89
    hibou_89 Posts: 14
    Hi!
    Some of my favourite are crushed extra-firm tofu with plain yogurt and curry with cucumber or pickle if you feel wild. Otherwise shredded carrots and celeriac with low cal remoulade (replace mayo by plain yogurt) and tuna make an awesome sandwich. A classic tuna, yogurt, apple and raisins wrap is also a winner. A «mud» as I call it, made of avocado, lemon juice, hard boiled egg, tomato, onion and spring onion and coriander is also delicious.

    Enjoy your sandwiches!
  • Rose6300
    Rose6300 Posts: 232 Member
    This doesn't have a spread, but the tortillas are yummy so it really works without it.
    Two sandwiches, Joseph's tortillas, sliced apples and diced or sliced red onion. About 162 calories. Fills me up for three to four hours.

    Apple Country - Fuji, 25 g 13 4 0 0 0 3
    Joseph's - Flax, Oat Bran, Wheat Flour Tortilla, 2 tortilla 140 22 3 14 760 2
    Onion Purple - 1 Slice, 1.5 slice 9 1 0 0 0 0

    Make sure to brush your teeth afterward :smile:
  • acpgee
    acpgee Posts: 7,994 Member
    Phildelphia Cream Cheese Light + sliced cucumber + loads of pepper.
    Hummous + roast red peppers + mixed bean sprouts for crunch.
    Tzaziki + sliced tart apples or grated carrots.
    Smoked salmon + lemon + black pepper.
  • kcasey155
    kcasey155 Posts: 968 Member
    I love plain old cheese and pickle

    Tesco Sandwich Pickle 40g for 52 calories
    Tesco Lighter Extra Mature Cheddar 30g for 95 calories
    Tesco Danish Style Bread 55 calories per slice
    With 20g of Flora Light
  • Billybegood
    Billybegood Posts: 32 Member
    Homous on Ryvita with drips of sweet chilli sauce
  • iamafoodaholic
    iamafoodaholic Posts: 46 Member
    I use a lot of Laughing Cow Light cheese wedges. They are 35 calories per wedge. They spread well and taste much better than light mayo, etc.
  • philotherianism
    philotherianism Posts: 10 Member
    ^ Those sound yummy!

    My favorite is a little bit of light mayonnaise (not necessary though), sliced avocado, tomato and black pepper on a slice of wheat toast! Super simple but super tasty. Also, I know you said no meat but I can't help but mention tuna with light mayo, dill, little bit of lemon juice and apple slices is super fab.
  • dannibefit
    dannibefit Posts: 18 Member
    I toast light rye bread and mix some low fat light mayonnaise and cottage cheese and season it with a bit of cayenne pepper. top that with sliced cucumber. one of my fave sandwiches!

    also peanut butter is low in carbs and full of healthy fats.
  • tedrickp
    tedrickp Posts: 1,229 Member
    Not a topping, but Joseph's makes these pitas that are 60cals :love:
  • SpecialKitty7
    SpecialKitty7 Posts: 678 Member
    I use a lot of Laughing Cow Light cheese wedges. They are 35 calories per wedge. They spread well and taste much better than light mayo, etc.

    they also come in a bunch of flavors, the queso & chipotle is my fave. also try mashed guacamole (put some lime in it to keep it from turning brown).
  • GEMMA_2014
    GEMMA_2014 Posts: 81
    I like eggplant parm sandwiches, You get the eggplant, sauce and cheese with the Italian flavor. Eggplant is very low in calories, the sauce is low also, I use reduce fat cheese. It is really yummy.
  • littleburgy
    littleburgy Posts: 570 Member
    I'm a big fan of swedish crispbread. Add some cheese and thin parma ham slices and eat them open faced, scandinavian style. Great source of fiber and low in calories.

    Mustard is always great as a low fat, flavorful spread.
  • waytobeduck
    waytobeduck Posts: 82
    oh my gosh, everything sounds so lovely. bump!
  • TheDarkestStar87
    TheDarkestStar87 Posts: 246 Member
    Shredded lettuce and carrot mixed with homous. Throw in a quartered falafel or two if that's not filling enough. I use this as Pitta bread filling but I'm sure it'll work in a sandwich.

    If you 're going veggie, try shredded quorn pieces mashed with avocado and some finely chopped red peppers. Sprinkle some lemon juice over it so it doesn't't go black and add a few leaves of spinach or rocket
  • karenh
    karenh Posts: 44 Member
    I use Arnold Sandwich thins: 100 cal, 5g fiber, 4g protein. They are great toasted or not. I also like Better'n Peanut butter which is a low fat peanut butter, 100 cal for 2 Tbs. Add fresh fruit instead of jam and it's a great breakfast or lunch. I also use the sandwich thins for egg white sandwiches with light cheese and salsa. Use roasted veggies and cheese or tomato sauce and cheese for a version of pizza.
  • booboo68
    booboo68 Posts: 302 Member
    I used 35 calorie bread. Some of my favorite sandwiches are:

    Fried egg and tomato with lots of black pepper

    Turkey or chicken and Laughing Cow Wedge and sometimes add cucumber and tomato

    Ricotta or cottage cheese and tomato with red peppers and onion

    Laughing cow cheese wedge with blueberries and or strawberries

    90 calorie sausage patty smothered in mustard

    pickle, mustard, onion and tomato sandwiches rock!
  • Saree1902
    Saree1902 Posts: 611 Member
    Hummous and shredded lettuce in a tortilla wrap.
  • acpgee
    acpgee Posts: 7,994 Member
    Not really low calorie, but something my mom used to make.

    Sliced avocado+tomato+garlic salt.

    You might want to add cucumber or grated carrot for crunch.
  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
    Smoked salmon and low fat cream cheese.

    I'm in love with bagel thins... toasted. 110 calories of goodness.
  • MadTownD
    MadTownD Posts: 149 Member
    300 Calorie "Big Mac": Healthy Life whole-wheat Hambuger bun (80 Calories), Flame Grilled Boca Burger (120 Calories), Low-fat American cheese (45 Calories), Low-fat Thousand Island dressing (40 Calories)... add lettuce, pickles and onions (15 Calories). ????
  • knra_grl
    knra_grl Posts: 1,566 Member
    I'm a big fan of swedish crispbread. Add some cheese and thin parma ham slices and eat them open faced, scandinavian style. Great source of fiber and low in calories.

    Mustard is always great as a low fat, flavorful spread.

    I love the knakebrod (rye crisp) too with low fat strawberry cream cheese and a tblsp of sylt blabar (blueberry preserves) sooo yummy

    Also the rye crisp with just some peanut butter on it
  • GamerLady
    GamerLady Posts: 359 Member
    Healthy life whole wheat bread 35 calories per slice and Pb2.
  • jayjay12345654321
    jayjay12345654321 Posts: 653 Member
    Pumpernickel bread, toasted
    Sliced tomatoes, lots
    Piles of crunchy lettuce
    Mustard
    Pickles
    Cracked black pepper

    Add extra firm tofu for a softer texture and extra protein.

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