I ate the whole bag!

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  • TurboJenn
    TurboJenn Posts: 64 Member
    As Chalene Johnson says, "Open bags = saddle bags". but in this case good job! lol
  • amberaz
    amberaz Posts: 328 Member
    I ate an entire bag of the Quaker Quakes chocolate flavor last month. It was only 390 calories, but geez. I blame it on PMS, totally. :noway: At least it wasn't a whole bag of M&Ms or something
  • ablueskier
    ablueskier Posts: 104
    Baby carrots. They are especially my work snacks, I go through 2 bags a week at work.
  • broxi1979
    broxi1979 Posts: 30
    Lightly salted home popped popcorn is pretty good.

    Word of warning on those who snack on grapes, these are not really all that healthy even though they are a fruit, they are unique in their sugar content.

    Moderation on grapes guys, treat them as a treat only.
  • kristilovescake
    kristilovescake Posts: 669 Member
    I have been eating SO MANY carrots! I'll cut up a ton of carrot sticks and pack them all for snacks and instead of saving half for later or the next day - I eat the whole dang thing! I've been eating about 5 carrots at a time just doing this.
  • cnjbarry
    cnjbarry Posts: 91 Member
    I don't like eating Blackberries. I like I-phones better. Less carbs.

    I'll giggle at your techy humor

    I thought it was funny :wink:
  • mpfand
    mpfand Posts: 98 Member
    edamame, any kind of berry, hummus or Laughing Cow with baby carrots, and radishes, which I've always liked, but recently "re-discovered"
  • mom2claudia
    mom2claudia Posts: 53
    Radishes! There's practically nothing in them.
  • MuseumMonkey
    MuseumMonkey Posts: 43
    cucumber slices soaked in vinegar and onions

    Ulysses S. Grant apparently ate that for breakfast every morning.

    (Buuut I read that in Uncle John's Bathroom Reader...)

    I was really excited to find a place on campus that sells veggie platters. For $5 I can get enough broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery, and cucumber slices to keep my mouth busy for over an hour. 90 calories in the whole thing.
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