Healthy Snacks
klassyketta
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Do any of you have any suggestions on healthy snacks?
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Nuts. Raw veggies dipped in hummus. Yogurt. Oatmeal. Hard boiled egg. Small caprese salad. Nut butter on celery.0
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my snacks are greek yogurt, baby carrots, pecans, almonds, blackberries, if I'm too hungry a protein/granola bar, apple, pear.
Jello and custard are also good idea if you have the time to prepare it or rice pudding.0 -
Ben and Jerrys0
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Those all sound good0
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klassyketta wrote: »
Passably good ice cream.0 -
Thanks for sharing. how many hard boiled eggs 1 or 2?SnuggleSmacks wrote: »Nuts. Raw veggies dipped in hummus. Yogurt. Oatmeal. Hard boiled egg. Small caprese salad. Nut butter on celery.
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karenkasbi wrote: »my snacks are greek yogurt, baby carrots, pecans, almonds, blackberries, if I'm too hungry a protein/granola bar, apple, pear.
Jello and custard are also good idea if you have the time to prepare it or rice pudding.
Thanks soooo much for sharing.0 -
Depends on how hungry you are. They're around 60-70 calories each (depending on size). I sprinkle with a little salt, or if I have time, I scoop out the yolk and mix with a tiny bit of greek yogurt and honey mustard, and scoop it back in. Then it's like a quickie deviled egg.klassyketta wrote: »
Thanks for sharing. how many hard boiled eggs 1 or 2?SnuggleSmacks wrote: »Nuts. Raw veggies dipped in hummus. Yogurt. Oatmeal. Hard boiled egg. Small caprese salad. Nut butter on celery.
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SnuggleSmacks wrote: »
Depends on how hungry you are. They're around 60-70 calories each (depending on size). I sprinkle with a little salt, or if I have time, I scoop out the yolk and mix with a tiny bit of greek yogurt and honey mustard, and scoop it back in. Then it's like a quickie deviled egg.klassyketta wrote: »
Thanks for sharing. how many hard boiled eggs 1 or 2?SnuggleSmacks wrote: »Nuts. Raw veggies dipped in hummus. Yogurt. Oatmeal. Hard boiled egg. Small caprese salad. Nut butter on celery.
sounds yummy I have to fix my taste buds to the greek yogurt cause I tried it once an didn't like it.
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Peanut butter, cheese sticks, almonds, beef jerky, eggs, tuna. The list goes on. Look at my food log for some ideas.0
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Greek yogurt is better as a sour cream substitute than a yogurt imo. I can't stand it as yogurt, but in tacos and potatoes I barely notice the difference.
I love roasted veggies as a snack; toss 'em with a bit of pepper, garlic powder, and olive oil, wrap 'em in tinfoil, toss em in the oven, come back in 20 minutes and enjoy.0 -
klassyketta wrote: »
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BillRicks1 wrote: »Peanut butter, cheese sticks, almonds, beef jerky, eggs, tuna. The list goes on. Look at my food log for some ideas.
awesome thanks for your list.0 -
Greek yogurt is better as a sour cream substitute than a yogurt imo. I can't stand it as yogurt, but in tacos and potatoes I barely notice the difference.
I love roasted veggies as a snack; toss 'em with a bit of pepper, garlic powder, and olive oil, wrap 'em in tinfoil, toss em in the oven, come back in 20 minutes and enjoy.
I defiantly have to try that. yummyyyy thanks for sharing
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klassyketta wrote: »
Few foods are "unhealthy." Even sugar has it's place. But ice cream often has a good bit of protein and Vitamin D and calcium. Just watch your portions.0 -
klassyketta wrote: »
It is all in the portion control.
This week, one of my snacks is pumpkin pie. One slice at a time, worked into my plan.
I also like:
popcorn and cheese
popcorn and V8
laughing cow wedges and celery
cheese and V8
apples and PB
and FAGE greek yogurt with fruit, but it doesn't sound like that one is going to work for you
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SnuggleSmacks wrote: »klassyketta wrote: »
Few foods are "unhealthy." Even sugar has it's place. But ice cream often has a good bit of protein and Vitamin D and calcium. Just watch your portions.
along with 500 grams of fat. lol
but I agree.0 -
lol im goin to give the Greek yogurt another try. haha I pray I like it. thanks for sharingconcordancia wrote: »klassyketta wrote: »
It is all in the portion control.
This week, one of my snacks is pumpkin pie. One slice at a time, worked into my plan.
I also like:
popcorn and cheese
popcorn and V8
laughing cow wedges and celery
cheese and V8
apples and PB
and FAGE greek yogurt with fruit, but it doesn't sound like that one is going to work for you0 -
Almonds, Fruits0
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I get the Dannon Light and Fit Greek yogurt. they are only 80 calories, awesome with protein and they are so super thick, i broke a plastic spoon trying to stir it!! I would even use them as a dessert if I am craving something sweet, which is almost all the time! I get the ones that come in the 4 pack opposed to the single cups because, to me, they seem thicker and more tasty. But, don't worry, I am in the same boat as you. I am constantly looking for some sort of snack. I have found a new favorite... Garden Veggie Sticks. The remind me of the Muncho potato chips, if you are familiar with those.0
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klassyketta wrote: »
lol im goin to give the Greek yogurt another try. haha I pray I like it. thanks for sharingconcordancia wrote: »klassyketta wrote: »
It is all in the portion control.
This week, one of my snacks is pumpkin pie. One slice at a time, worked into my plan.
I also like:
popcorn and cheese
popcorn and V8
laughing cow wedges and celery
cheese and V8
apples and PB
and FAGE greek yogurt with fruit, but it doesn't sound like that one is going to work for you
Plain Greek yogurt is much better for cooking than eating. You would use it in place of sour cream or mayo for things like Mexican food, potato or egg salads, and it's essential for making super-soft naan.
If you want to try eating it, Chobani has some nice flavors. I started with key lime since it's supposed to be sorta tart anyway. That let me get used to the yogurt tartness in a way that made it seem like it belonged. Then I moved on to other "sweet" flavors before stepping into the less sweet varieties.
Now I'll just take the plain Chobani or Fage and throw in some fresh berries.
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cuddlesmom17 wrote: »I get the Dannon Light and Fit Greek yogurt. they are only 80 calories, awesome with protein and they are so super thick, i broke a plastic spoon trying to stir it!! I would even use them as a dessert if I am craving something sweet, which is almost all the time! I get the ones that come in the 4 pack opposed to the single cups because, to me, they seem thicker and more tasty. But, don't worry, I am in the same boat as you. I am constantly looking for some sort of snack. I have found a new favorite... Garden Veggie Sticks. The remind me of the Muncho potato chips, if you are familiar with those.
thanks. I will have to try that. and yes those veggie sticks do taste like muncho chips0 -
SnuggleSmacks wrote: »klassyketta wrote: »
lol im goin to give the Greek yogurt another try. haha I pray I like it. thanks for sharingconcordancia wrote: »klassyketta wrote: »
It is all in the portion control.
This week, one of my snacks is pumpkin pie. One slice at a time, worked into my plan.
I also like:
popcorn and cheese
popcorn and V8
laughing cow wedges and celery
cheese and V8
apples and PB
and FAGE greek yogurt with fruit, but it doesn't sound like that one is going to work for you
Plain Greek yogurt is much better for cooking than eating. You would use it in place of sour cream or mayo for things like Mexican food, potato or egg salads, and it's essential for making super-soft naan.
If you want to try eating it, Chobani has some nice flavors. I started with key lime since it's supposed to be sorta tart anyway. That let me get used to the yogurt tartness in a way that made it seem like it belonged. Then I moved on to other "sweet" flavors before stepping into the less sweet varieties.
Now I'll just take the plain Chobani or Fage and throw in some fresh berries.
this stuff sounds so good, I just hope my taste buds like it.
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