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missthang11205
missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
edited December 2024 in Recipes
What's your go to healthy snack?

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  • Lovey50
    Lovey50 Posts: 63 Member
    I love hummus and celery or sugar snap peas or cukes. Also I'll stuff myself with watermelon.
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    Lovey50 wrote: »
    I love hummus and celery or sugar snap peas or cukes. Also I'll stuff myself with watermelon.

    Do you make the hummus yourself? I used to but I haven't in a year or so since I stopped eating healthy. I'm thinking of making a tomato and cucumber salad to snack on. Thanks for the ideas

  • NaturalNancy
    NaturalNancy Posts: 1,093 Member
    - Seedless cucumbers w salt and lime
    - Banannas or strawberries w whipped cream
    - Fat free cottage cheese w berries or raisins
    - Baby carrots and ranch
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    NaturalNancy wrote: »
    - Seedless cucumbers w salt and lime
    - Banannas or strawberries w whipped cream
    - Fat free cottage cheese w berries or raisins
    - Baby carrots and ranch

    I love baby carrots!! Unfortunately no dairy for me so I pair it with hummus. Cucumbers are good too. I'll try that. Thanks!
  • julialavergne
    julialavergne Posts: 36 Member
    A tablespoon of reduced fat peanut butter, and 5 salt free saltine crackers! Peanut butter really suppresses hunger longer. You can even double up if you exercise a lot! Although too much peanut butter can be fattening, it has a lot of good stuff in it for you! I hope this helps (:
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    julialavergne wrote: »
    A tablespoon of reduced fat peanut butter, and 5 salt free saltine crackers! Peanut butter really suppresses hunger longer. You can even double up if you exercise a lot! Although too much peanut butter can be fattening, it has a lot of good stuff in it for you! I hope this helps (:

    I'm actually allergic to nuts but I did just buy some sunflower seed butter
  • dahye_diet
    dahye_diet Posts: 18 Member
    Nonfat greek yogurt. I like to mix it with either PB2 or cocoa powder with sweetener. For toppings, I like raisins, toasted sliced almonds, or berries.
  • LinCharpentier
    LinCharpentier Posts: 1,120 Member
    My latest is shredded brocoli like that.
  • BarbellzNBrotein
    BarbellzNBrotein Posts: 306 Member
    Not really a snacker but cashews definitely hit the spot.
  • xvolution
    xvolution Posts: 721 Member
    Lowfat ricotta cheese mixed with seasonings of your choice, served with various veggies like carrots and celery [and on occasion a few crackers]. It might seem like an odd snack, but it's full of high-quality protein and can be seasoned to your liking. I usually add a little sugar and lemon pepper to mine.
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    No dairy for me but I could definitely add more veggies. Any vegan and nut free ideas? I have so many allergies
  • Queenmunchy
    Queenmunchy Posts: 3,380 Member
    Grape tomatoes or beef jerky.
  • RandiNoelle
    RandiNoelle Posts: 374 Member
    Baby carrots, cumcumber, and sugar snap peas with a little cayenne and Ms Dash seasoning (there are several).
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    RandiNoelle wrote: »
    Baby carrots, cumcumber, and sugar snap peas with a little cayenne and Ms Dash seasoning (there are several).

    Do you mix them together? I've never tried that. Thanks


  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    Queenmunchy wrote: »
    Grape tomatoes or beef jerky.

    I love those both! I just bought some jerky last week. I also made a cucumber tomato salad. They're so yummy!

  • RandiNoelle
    RandiNoelle Posts: 374 Member
    @missthang11205 I do mix them all together in the same container that I take with me to work. :smile: Very convenient.
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    RandiNoelle wrote: »
    @missthang11205 I do mix them all together in the same container that I take with me to work. :smile: Very convenient.

    Okay, I'll try that. Thanks
  • kmidash
    kmidash Posts: 21 Member
    When I'm really craving a filling snack I make a brown rice pudding- cooked brown rice & almond milk (substitue coconut or soy) simmered until thick, with vanilla, cinnamon, dried cranberries etc.. I've done something similar with quinoa - I usually cook a batch of GF grains and this is how I use it up.

    This time of year I do the cucumber rounds in red wine vinegar to substitute for the mid afternoon chip cravings.
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    Omg rice pudding sounds amazing! I have to try that
  • hileshia
    hileshia Posts: 1 Member
    Can you do just fruits
  • Sylwill
    Sylwill Posts: 14 Member
    home made salsa and instead of chips, I'll use celery or cucumbers
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    hileshia wrote: »
    Can you do just fruits

    I love fruit. But they increase my sugar intake
  • missthang11205
    missthang11205 Posts: 81 Member
    Sylwill wrote: »
    home made salsa and instead of chips, I'll use celery or cucumbers

    Hmm never made home made salsa before. I'll check out a recipe
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