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Low calorie snacks?

megloraine
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Anyone have some go to low calorie snacks they eat that help tide you over when you're hungry?
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Apples, sugar free jelly, low calorie yogurts2
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Smartfood Delight sea salt caramel popcorn. 70 calories for a decent sized serving.3
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No, I'm never so hungry that I can't make it until my next scheduled meal.2
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Celery. Carrots.3
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I like making plain popcorn (I microwave corn kernels in a brown lunch bag) and tossing them with different spice mixtures. Chili and lime is my current favorite. The calories when made without oil are pretty low, especially for the volume!3
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1 Extra small banana, 80 grams is around 70 calories with 2tbs of PBFIT @50 calories. It keeps me full.1
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I like making plain popcorn (I microwave corn kernels in a brown lunch bag) and tossing them with different spice mixtures. Chili and lime is my current favorite. The calories when made without oil are pretty low, especially for the volume!
I just got a little personal size hot air popper and I love it! 3 cups for about 100 cals is very filling. This week I tried spraying with pickle juice - not bad at all.2 -
Tomatoes, bell pepper ... any other vegetable that can be eaten raw ...3
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I don't really snack, but sometimes one of my meals will end up being really small and what others might consider a snack. The lowest calorie foods that fill me up for a long time are:
~ fage 2% plain greek yogurt, 7 oz (150 calories)
~ 2-3 oz of chicken breast with either guac or hummus or ranch/hot sauce (varies, about 150-250 calories)
~ protein shake (mine is 125 calories)
~ cottage cheese, sometimes with veg to dip in it
These foods reliably fill me up and prevent me from falling into a grazing way of eating where nothing hits the spot.
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Pickles3
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A couple of teaspoons of natural peanut butter for dipping a cut-up apple in1
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Some of my Go To's:
One serving of cashews or peanuts (160 cal)
Dannon Oikos triple zero yogurt (110 cal)
Cheese stick (70-80 cal)
Sliced red pepper (half a pepper is about 30 cal)
1 cup cherry tomatoes (50 cal)
1 serving Pretzel sticks (110 cal)
Hard boiled egg (70 cal)
1/2 avocado w/ seasoning salt (160 cal)
Fresh fruit
Hope this is helpful!2 -
Bean chips with hummus1
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String cheese is a frequent go-to (80 cal). Pairs great with 1/4 cup of trail mix (160 cals)1
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