Frozen Grapes
babybear_mt
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Omg, they are delicious! Anyone else try them this way? What other interesting snack ideas do you have?
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Ooooh I tried these and there were good to suck on but holy moly super cold when I just tried to chomp on them!!!1
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I had issues with the cold at first, too, but kind of figured out a way to nibble them bit by bit with my less sensitive teeth. I think these are my new favorite snack!!0
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babybear_mt wrote: »I had issues with the cold at first, too, but kind of figured out a way to nibble them bit by bit with my less sensitive teeth. I think these are my new favorite snack!!
Hmmmm I may have to take that approach!1 -
that is interesting. thanks for the idea.0
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amyrebeccah wrote: »Frozen peach slices or berries are also a nice snack.
Frozen raspberries mixed into vanilla Greek yogurt is like soft serve ice cream. The raspberries break up into small bits and the whole thing is thick and creamy.5 -
Frozen-no, but I love green grapes from the refrigerator. Sadly they are no longer in season and aren't that great right now.1
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Frozen dark sweet cherries are nice, too.
I love frozen grapes (well, not currently since it's like 10 degrees outside, heh...), but they make delicious quick sweet treats, especially those cotton candy ones.4 -
YES TO THIS! Frozen grapes are the BOMB! Yum yum yum!!3
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Yes I really like them.2
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Nope, not my thing.
I do, however, like cold purple grapes on my salads.2 -
Nngggggh just THINKING about that makes my teeth hurt! I even have trouble eating grapes straight out of the fridge. Gaaah1
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We used to eat them in summer as kids.
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Kids and I really enjoy frozen blueberries! We buy lots when they're in season.1
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I used to live off of them in middle school/high school summers. I should freeze some today!1
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I nibble on frozen peas sometimes, and frozen orange wedges but ooh frozen grapes sound awesome!!1
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I freeze them and use them as ice cubes, then eat them when I'm done with my water.1
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Frozen berries make a great snack or can be added to shakes/smoothies.1
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They are delicious. And if you get a little bored, sprinkle them with water and toss them with a packet of sugar-free Jell-O before you freeze them. So good!1
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Ruins the texture IMO.0
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Makes good ice for your cocktails too without watering them down.. At least that is what I have heard.1
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Karen_can_do_this wrote: »I nibble on frozen peas sometimes, and frozen orange wedges but ooh frozen grapes sound awesome!!
Frozen peas are yummy too.1 -
Yep - I eat them almost every night. Better than candy! I also like frozen mango chunks and frozen peach-slices.1
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Love frozen grapes. I also love frozen bananas. I know some people like to make ice cream from frozen bananas but just eating them as is , is good as well. I heard frozen watermelon is good but I haven't tried it.2
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Frozen cherries here. From the tree in our backyard. Just need to figure out the calories from them.2
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Tacklewasher wrote: »Frozen cherries here. From the tree in our backyard. Just need to figure out the calories from them.
About 4-5 calories per cherry (77 for a whole cup).
Freezing doesn't change the calorie content of foods (in case people didn't know this).1 -
Interesting snack ideas that are more savory and still low-calories:
Celery with laughing cow cheese wedge (a little goes a long way) - 40 cals
Baby carrots with hummus - 4 cals per carrot; 27 cals for 1 Tbsp hummus
Boiled egg whites (I feed the yolk to my furbabies) - 17 cals
Pickled asparagus spears - 5 cals per spear
Cucumber slices - 8 cals for 1/2 cup
Air-popped popcorn - 31 cals per cup
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RaeBeeBaby wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »Frozen cherries here. From the tree in our backyard. Just need to figure out the calories from them.
About 4-5 calories per cherry (77 for a whole cup).
Freezing doesn't change the calorie content of foods (in case people didn't know this).
There is no way the cherries are that low cal. I'm not sure the type of cherry we have, but these things are big and sweet. I might be wrong, but if I eat them, I put in about double that (10 each).1 -
RaeBeeBaby wrote: »Interesting snack ideas that are more savory and still low-calories:
Celery with laughing cow cheese wedge (a little goes a long way) - 40 cals
Baby carrots with hummus - 4 cals per carrot; 27 cals for 1 Tbsp hummus
Boiled egg whites (I feed the yolk to my furbabies) - 17 cals
Pickled asparagus spears - 5 cals per spear
Cucumber slices - 8 cals for 1/2 cup
Air-popped popcorn - 31 cals per cup
I love pickled asparagus! So nummy!!
This is great! Thanks everyone for the snack ideas to go with my grapes Here in Montana, we've been having a really cold winter, but that doesn't stop me! I used to eat ice cream all year round and blended coffees, too. Apparently, I have a thing for frozen things lol!!1
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