Suggest a food that is lowest in calories

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and low on Glycemic Index Which I may keep munching to control night time binge. Thanks
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  • mdinms
    mdinms Posts: 42 Member
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    cucumbers!
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
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    Spaghetti squash was my first thought, though it's not really much of a "munchie" type food.

    How about berries?
  • psmd
    psmd Posts: 764 Member
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    Low fat protein such as egg whites or tuna, will curb your appetite and fairly low in calories.
  • BlueBombers
    BlueBombers Posts: 4,065 Member
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    Ice cubes?
  • deksgrl
    deksgrl Posts: 7,237 Member
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    Celery.
  • knra_grl
    knra_grl Posts: 1,568 Member
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    I make veg snack bags for about 112 calories I can have about 21/2 to 3 cups of veg. The ones in my fridge right now have cauliflower, cabbage, red peppers, carrots and sugar snap peas.
  • jcast92
    jcast92 Posts: 144 Member
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    Celery.

    I second this. Plus the crunch is satisfying.
  • FitnFeistyLyness
    FitnFeistyLyness Posts: 757 Member
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    kale chips..

    process cashews, seasonings you like, lemon juice.. nutrtional yeast if vegan.. parm if not.. process it until the cashews are chunks not butter..

    destem the leaves of kale off the stalk... massage nut mixture into kale leaves.

    bake or dehydrate,

    crunchy cheesy nutiness

    mmm might make some lol
  • bassaniobroke
    bassaniobroke Posts: 36 Member
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    Ice cubes?
    ha ha ha ha...........ha ha ha ha ..........going mad. going mad
  • mamma_nee
    mamma_nee Posts: 809 Member
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    Sliced peppers
    celery sticks
    Make ice pops with unsweetened juice and 1 %milk
  • lolosensan
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    celery + PB2 (powdered peanut butter). I don't know where you live but I've found this for pretty cheap at Fred Meyer (Kroger) and it's a great product. The oils have been pressed out so it has 45cal in 2 Tbs instead of 180. I find regular peanut butter is a way more filling and "lasting" snack (because we need fat) but if you just want something to much on when you're not necessarily that hungry, this is a good one.
  • butterfli7o
    butterfli7o Posts: 1,319 Member
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    Ice cubes?

    Too caloric!
    Air.
  • MagJam2004
    MagJam2004 Posts: 651 Member
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    I've been enjoying celery. Makes me feel like a predator munching on the bones of my prey...
  • knra_grl
    knra_grl Posts: 1,568 Member
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    I've been enjoying celery. Makes me feel like a predator munching on the bones of my prey...

    :laugh:
  • kwantlen2051
    kwantlen2051 Posts: 455 Member
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    cucumber, celery, cherry tomatoes, no sugar added jello
  • KatherinesRiver
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    I need to learn more about the Glycemic index. All I can suggest is what I just made myself for a snack: four stalks of celery with a little (about a tablespoon) low salt almond butter. Natural style.

    I understand that plain, unsalted and no butter popcorn is also a good one.

    Good Luck to you!
    :flowerforyou:
  • rabblerabble
    rabblerabble Posts: 471 Member
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    I make veg snack bags for about 112 calories I can have about 21/2 to 3 cups of veg. The ones in my fridge right now have cauliflower, cabbage, red peppers, carrots and sugar snap peas.

    Very close to what I have in my goodie baggie in the fridge at work (except I have celery instead of the cabbage). I do a lot of chopping at home and bring in several day's worth at a time.

    Great alternative to have when others in the office are hitting the donuts that someone invariably brings in.
  • FitnFeistyLyness
    FitnFeistyLyness Posts: 757 Member
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    love how you guys are planning!!

    failing to plan is planning to fail.. keep planning for success
  • anushkadey
    anushkadey Posts: 7 Member
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    Cucumbers..yum!! :)
  • motmot21
    motmot21 Posts: 23 Member
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    I like celery with peanut butter but am very careful to not over do it with the pb...just don't care for plain celery