Healthy nice snacks

greenzgal
greenzgal Posts: 20 Member
edited November 17 in Health and Weight Loss
Hey guys, I'm really hoping you can shed some light for me I'm doing everything right to aid me in loosing weight and so far it seems to be working meal prepping is no problem at all, the issue is eating in between meals, I need healthy nice snack ideas. I can't eat those horrible nakd bars or bounce balls they are just horrid in my opinion. I have a really bad sweet tooth and it's killing me not having an alternative to chocoloate or cake. So far I've mainly been eating fruit but it's not exactly a substitute for a chocolate bar.Lol any recommendations would be great! Thank you!!

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  • ashleighs148
    ashleighs148 Posts: 335 Member
    Not really healthy snacks, but I like having party rings which are only 29 calories per biscuit or mini brownie bites that are 40 calories or recently it's been mini creme eggs which are 52 calories. If I want something sweet or some chocolate, nothing healthy will satisfy that, so I eat some chocolate or biscuits and just make sure it fits in my goal. I like to leave around 150 calories every day for stuff like that.
  • greenzgal
    greenzgal Posts: 20 Member
    No way party rings are only 29 calories per biscuit! Ou I love your way of thinking, think I might do the same with about 100 of my calories. Where can I purchase those brownies from also?
  • Evamutt
    Evamutt Posts: 2,794 Member
    rice cakes, all flavors.veggie straws, lean ground turkey patty
  • heiliskrimsli
    heiliskrimsli Posts: 735 Member
    You could also just not snack, and build in a daily piece of chocolate into your calorie limit.
  • Rebecca0224
    Rebecca0224 Posts: 810 Member
    I love rice cakes with peanut butter and you can put mini dark chocolate chips on them also.
  • greenzgal
    greenzgal Posts: 20 Member
    Rebecca0224 wrote: »
    I love rice cakes with peanut butter and you can put mini dark chocolate chips on them also.

    Ou I do like rice cakes I always went for the flavoured ones though which I had to give up when I dropped carbs. But I could try the plain ones with peanut butter. Thanks
  • horsinround2
    horsinround2 Posts: 1 Member
    edited April 2017
    For your chocolate fix: coconut oil; cocoa powder; chopped walnuts, salt & honey. Melt the coconut oil (about 1/2 cup), add 1tbsp honey & mix in thoroughly, then add 2 tbsp cocoa powder & mix. Taste & make sure it is chocolaty/sweet enough & add extra cocoa powder/honey if needed. Add chopped walnuts & a bit of sea salt. Continue stirring until it starts to cool & harden (you don't want the oil separating), then put in the refrigerator. It turns out like fudge & the coconut oil gives it a buttery texture.
  • cerise_noir
    cerise_noir Posts: 5,468 Member
    horsinround2 wrote: »
    For your chocolate fix: coconut oil; cocoa powder; chopped walnuts, salt & honey. Melt the coconut oil (about 1/2 cup), add 1tbsp honey & mix in thoroughly, then add 2 tbsp cocoa powder & mix. Taste & make sure it is chocolaty/sweet enough & add extra cocoa powder/honey if needed. Add chopped walnuts & a bit of sea salt. Continue stirring until it starts to cool & harden (you don't want the oil separating), then put in the refrigerator. It turns out like fudge & the coconut oil gives it a buttery texture.

    This turns out to be far more calories than a piece if chocolate... coconut oil, honey and walnuts are very high calorie! 1 TBS coconut oil is approx 90-120 cal, honey is 21 calories per tsp and walnuts are 81 calories for around 12g, plus cocoa powder (10 is so calories) so you're looking at approximately 200 calories for that tiny amount. A chocolate bar has between 190-250 calories....
  • KaleChipz
    KaleChipz Posts: 53 Member
    Dark chocolate, flavoured Greek yogurt, plain rice cake with nut butter, cottage cheese (sweet or savoury), boiled egg with salsa or hot sauce. Sometimes I just do a few chocolate chips and craisins
  • Heather4448
    Heather4448 Posts: 908 Member
    I mix vanilla yogurt with chocolate protein powder which makes a very good chocolate pudding dessert/snack with about 40ish grams of protein.
  • happyauntie2015
    happyauntie2015 Posts: 282 Member
    Fresh pineapple chunks dusted in Cocoa powder. I buy a fresh pineapple once a week just for that. Lol. I place mine in a container on wax paper in the fridge. I also get my chocolate fix from a protien shake as well
  • Lizzy622
    Lizzy622 Posts: 3,705 Member
    I would never make it if I had to give up all chocolate.
  • Libby283
    Libby283 Posts: 288 Member
    Lizzy622 wrote: »
    I would never make it if I had to give up all chocolate.

    Ditto. I like to keep Hershey miniatures on hand and just pop one when I need a chocolate fix. I also like Pizzelle Italian cookies which are 23 calories a cookie.
  • motivated310
    motivated310 Posts: 19 Member
    100 calorie Emerald almond packs and light & fit 80 calorie greek yogurt is what i eat. A lot of people recommend rice cakes but i cant have those since the carbs make me want to eat the whole bag. For a chocolate bar replacement what helps me are the chocolate quest bars. Usually when i have those I have no desire to go out and buy a snickers.
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