Filling snacks that don't have a ton of sugar?

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WalkingGirl1985
WalkingGirl1985 Posts: 2,047 Member
in Food and Nutrition
Only thing i can think of is Kashi, with only 5g. Anything else?

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  • Msladynita
    Msladynita Posts: 11
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    bump....i'd like to know too
  • theraylene
    theraylene Posts: 20 Member
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    Popcorn, with a giant glass of water.
  • AI1108
    AI1108 Posts: 488 Member
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    A few things that I snack on:

    Greek Yogurt
    Fruit (has a bit of sugar but you don't have to worry as much)
    Carrots or celery with hummus dip
  • SassyStef
    SassyStef Posts: 413
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    Pouch of tuna
    walnuts, macadamia etc
    Avocados
    coconut oil
    cucumbers
    carrots
    blueberries 1/2 cups has like 5g of sugar I think
    almond butter

    Those are some things we snack on
  • ohpurdysure
    ohpurdysure Posts: 45
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    Frozen fruit... fresh fruit or you own homemade snack that you make with organic and clean ingredients pop corn is great..
    Sugar is almost impossible to get around.. Vegtables in the cutt up form with Organic peanut butter is great and yogurts
    but they arent appealing unless u cutt them and makem look yummy.. haha..
  • muffintopminx
    muffintopminx Posts: 541 Member
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    Whole Foods has some really great and yummy No Sugar snacks:
    1. Spaans Cookies
    2. Aunt Gussie's Cookies

    Also:
    1. MaraNatha Cashew Butter on Celery Sticks
    2. Jell-O Sugar free snacks with Cool Whip Free
  • Reisse62
    Reisse62 Posts: 71 Member
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    Water crackers and cheese, peanut butter.
  • jnchorn
    jnchorn Posts: 250 Member
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    Hi there. I like the vitamuffin tops sugar free chocolate. They taste like cake. :) I also like celery with salsa, rice cakes, and pickles. Here is a recipe from another MFPer that is filling because of the protein but also a little bit sweet.

    Egg White Oatmeal Bars
    Ingredients:
    6-8 egg whites
    1 cup gluten-free old-fashioned rolled oats, oatmeal, or barley flakes
    2 packets Stevia, Truvia or Xylitol (your choice of sweetener)
    Cinnamon
    ½ cup blueberries or 1 banana (optional)

    With bananas they are only 130 calories.

    Directions:
    Blend egg whites, fruit (if desired), sweetener, and oats.
    Pour into 9-inch pan already sprayed with Pam nonstick spray, making sure it spreads evenly (use a knife).
    Bake for 13-15 minutes at 350 degrees. Sprinkle cinnamon on top. Makes 4 bars.
  • jenjohnson19
    jenjohnson19 Posts: 11
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    What works for me are snacks with high protein:

    Apples or celery w/Natural Peanut Butter
    Soy Nuts
    Protein Bars
    Protein Shakes
    String Cheese

    Good luck!
  • SiltyPigeon
    SiltyPigeon Posts: 920 Member
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    Popcorn. I love popcorn.
  • melaniecheeks
    melaniecheeks Posts: 6,349 Member
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    I go for savoury and protein in my snacks:

    hard boiled egg
    cheese
    nuts
    roast soy beans
  • Smartpiper
    Smartpiper Posts: 6
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    Several of you listed popcorn as a good snack...just curious, what kind do you use and is it microwave or air popped or what? I know the movie popcorn at the theater is terrible for you.... Just need some new ideas :0) Thanks so much!
  • Schwiggity
    Schwiggity Posts: 1,449 Member
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    Several of you listed popcorn as a good snack...just curious, what kind do you use and is it microwave or air popped or what? I know the movie popcorn at the theater is terrible for you.... Just need some new ideas :0) Thanks so much!

    I'm an air popped convert. Seem to get a lot more for the calories, plus I get to decide what goes on it.
  • hotsalsabunny
    hotsalsabunny Posts: 7
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    Several of you listed popcorn as a good snack...just curious, what kind do you use and is it microwave or air popped or what? I know the movie popcorn at the theater is terrible for you.... Just need some new ideas :0) Thanks so much!

    Pop secret has 100 calorie snack bags and I love them!
  • brendalyne
    brendalyne Posts: 497
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    hard boiled egg, string cheese, almonds, greek yogurt, veggies with hummus (carrots, celery, jicama, green peppers), apples with some peanut butter
  • Tora72801
    Tora72801 Posts: 1
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    Pretzel rods - low fat, low sugar, 3 to a serving. Only draw bck is sodium if blood pressure/water are concerns.

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