most filling snack?
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Fluffy peanut butter oatmeal. Whip an egg white into a 1/3 cup serving of oatmeal while it is hot. Then stir in some PB2 you have already mixed with water (I also add a little extra Splenda). Such a delicious carb/protein snack combo...seriously good!2
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Greek yogurt (Dannon Light & Fit, Oikos Triple Zero, Chobani Simply 100), Quaker Oats Instant Oatmeal, and boiled eggs are my go-to snacks when I need something low caloric and filling.0
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Since you like PB perhaps you might like mixing PB2 powder into some greek yogurt?0
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Sugar free pudding cup (60-70 calories) with a spoon of cool whip.
Saisfys the sweet tooth.
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PB2 powder in Greek yogurt is a great idea, @vegmebuff. I am seriously going to try that soon.
I freaking LOVE plain Greek yogurt as it helps me recreate things I'm craving, with few calories and extra protein. Lately a favorite snack is mixing a packet of Hidden Valley Harvest Dill dip mix into 16 oz plain Greek yogurt and dipping cucumber. Tastes like fattening veggie dip but it's not! It's got stuff like MSG and sodium but that's not a problem for me.0 -
I love a sliced apple with 15 grams of peanut or almond butter!
A vegan protein shake (maybe made in the blender with a banana) can be good too.
Round cucumber slices make a great low calorie cracker alternative if you have any low calorie, healthy dips (I dip them in a smokey white bean dip and sometimes top with sauerkraut).
Carrot sticks and hummus are great too- or spiralise a carrot and mix in the hummus as a dressing if you want the same snack in a different form!1 -
Hard boiled eggs and light string cheese fill me up.0
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Kirkland Protein bars are crazy filling. 21g protein, 15 g fiber, 1g sugar. Gluten free. Much better warmed in the microwave for a bit. 190 calories for the whole thing, and I've been cutting it in half to have two snacks.
I mostly eat real, whole food but these are seriously the most filling thing I've tried, and the calories are so reasonable. They do use artificial sweetener (erythritol).0 -
Nothing. Making my meals bigger...1
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water-melon
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500 mls of water and raw veggies like carrots, snap peas and celery.0
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Scotch eggs - I tend to use proscuitto instead of sausage.
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they all sound so good! Thanks!0
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I make my own refried beans, so they don't have a whole lot of fat in them. But I use coconut oil, so they are very flavorful. You can Schmeer a quarter of a cup of refries over three corn tortillas and microwave them for one minute. Very filling, feels like junk food, and only 285 calories.1
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For me, boiled potatoes. 250 grams of potatoes, peeled, quartered, and boiled in salty water with a whole onion (not eaten, just to flavor the water) and a couple of bay leaves with a tomato on the side is a low calorie snack (about 230 calories) that is as filling as a full meal.0
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a hard-boiled egg (i eat one every day around 10AM and it gets me to lunch
A 1/4 cup of raw almonds
last night after the gym I was starving and I had a tablespoon of peanut butter spread over 1 half of an Arnolds sandwich thin and that filled me up0 -
Cheese stick and jerky0
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