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KimberInArizona
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I'm having issues trying to get some ideas on what to snack on rather than fruits and veggies. Any ideas?? All I can think of is almonds...lol
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I just don't snack0
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Almonds perhaps. String cheese.1
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small portions of nuts and dried fruit
energy balls - homemade
homemade granola, museli bars, bran muffin type things
greek yogurt with or without toppings such as honey, fruit, granole
jerky
flapjack
dark chocolate
peanut butter1 -
I don't snack either.
It really depends on what you are trying to achieve with the snacks and what you like.0 -
my snacks tend to be mini meals - cottage cheese and fruit, tuna packet and a cheese stick, and yogurt and fruit.
I always try to combine whatever I eat with a protein to keep me full.1 -
hard boiled eggs
protein bar/shake
I try to always do a little carb & a little protein.1 -
Doritos and cottage cheese, jerky, cheese, tuna, yogurt, deli meat.0
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I try to have a little protein whenever I snack. Nuts, yogurt, string cheese or other small portions of cheese, jerky and meat/sausage sticks, protein bars, crackers or rice cakes with nut butter. If I'm just having a small treat and care less about protein- fiber one brownies and cakes, low calorie ice cream or popsicles, popcorn, dark chocolate.0
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Bread
Apples
Very small rocks
Cider
Grape gravy
Cherries
Mud
A Duck3 -
A great list of healthy snacks http://www.womansday.com/food-recipes/food-drinks/g92/10-healthiest-snacks-104257/0
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kommodevaran wrote: »I just don't snacklemurcat12 wrote: »I don't snack either.
It really depends on what you are trying to achieve with the snacks and what you like.
Another non-snacker. Do you snack out of habit or because you think you should eat many meals a day?0 -
I snack to get extra protein in. I really struggle with that. I found individually wrapped Jack Links jerky that I really like. I also bring string cheese to work. Both are low cal and high protein.
https://smile.amazon.com/Jack-Links-Premium-Original-Individual/dp/B00B9GUZP4/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1501075281&sr=8-1&keywords=jack+links+steak1 -
I feel like a tape on repeat, but like everyone else has said -- what motivates the urge to snack?
My two drives tend to be straight-up hunger or trying to get more protein in the day.
Any time I'm hungry, I keep a big bin of mixed greens in my fridge (I like the kind with herbs in it, partly because it's part of my snacking regimen now) and I honestly try to chomp on a handful of those first, and make sure I have a little something to drink.
If I'm still hungry -- yogurt (100kcal), rice cakes (60kcal), radishes or cucumbers or carrots (depending, 5-70kcal a cup), or even a few pieces of oven poached chicken (since I don't use oil and bake them in parchment paper) if I don't have jerky in the house (around 100-180kcal).
If you just want fingerfoods to munch on, almonds aren't terrible, but they'll dehydrate you (and cause constipation) in large quantities and keep in mind the calories.0 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »kommodevaran wrote: »I just don't snacklemurcat12 wrote: »I don't snack either.
It really depends on what you are trying to achieve with the snacks and what you like.
Another non-snacker. Do you snack out of habit or because you think you should eat many meals a day?
I realized that I'm not a snacker either. If I get hungry during the day I just eat a meal. Or suck it up if it's close to dinner time.0 -
I didn't know that.
[quote="kaygeebozzz;c-40100118" almonds aren't terrible, but they'll dehydrate you (and cause constipation) in large quantities. [/quote]
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TheWJordinWJordin wrote: »I didn't know that.kaygeebozzz wrote: »almonds aren't terrible, but they'll dehydrate you (and cause constipation) in large quantities.
Yep! Rosted and dehydrated (raw) nuts can do that, so if you run into issues after introducing 2+ servings of nuts into your diet, it's a likely culprit. Can always just rehydrate raw nuts in some water in the fridge overnight, or otherwise just make sure to drink enough water.0 -
My afternoon snack is usually an iced coffee and maybe a protein bar or 100 cal popcorn. At work, I sometimes do a banana on lifting days.0
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I used to snack on almonds, hard boiled eggs, ryvita, natural fruit/seed bars, banana with natural peanut butter, full fat natural Greek Yoghurt, goats cheese, berries ... just anything that was natural and nutritious basically.0
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I always try to do a little carb, a little protein, and a little fat. Like a few slices of avocado and a few pecans on whole wheat bread. It's only a few hundred calories and I'm full until a meal. I only snack around 4 pm because I found I'm hungry at that time everyday. If I plan for it I don't eat junk and I have a light dinner.0
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An ounce of smoked cheese, eaten slowly. Yummmm.0
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