Celery! Boooring! Dips?
melkorxp
Posts: 12
Hey everyone,
This isn't so much of an issue for me as I have a decent calorie pool to consume each day.
consider this more of a curiosity of mine. Celery contains very little in terms of calories. I even read once that it costs more calories to digest?!?
The question is, as celery on it's own is rather boring to eat (in my opinion), what healthy dips would compliment it? Something that isn't too high in fats like humous. Maybe something like tzatziki?
What are your thoughts and/or personal habits for this type of snacking?
Thanks,
Tony
This isn't so much of an issue for me as I have a decent calorie pool to consume each day.
consider this more of a curiosity of mine. Celery contains very little in terms of calories. I even read once that it costs more calories to digest?!?
The question is, as celery on it's own is rather boring to eat (in my opinion), what healthy dips would compliment it? Something that isn't too high in fats like humous. Maybe something like tzatziki?
What are your thoughts and/or personal habits for this type of snacking?
Thanks,
Tony
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I eat it with hummus or laughing cow cheese.0
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Low fat or fat free cream cheese, yum!0
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I love celery with hummus. Also, I like to cut it into bite size chunks when I'm at my desk at work I have something "mindless" to nibble on as a snack, then because my job is pretty mentally demanding, I don't realize how "boring" it really is!0
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Peanut Butter0
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First of all, the negative calorie thing is a myth. Second of all, the fats in hummus come from olive oil. They're extremely healthy for you. I say dip away.0
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I eat mine with Better'n Peanut Butter, salsa, or guac0
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take Plain Greek Yogurt and add a tsp or 2 of the ranch dip mix in and Presto. High Protein Low fat dip :-) Taste great0
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I don't know if there's an Aldi store around you, but they have AMAZING hummus. It's in three different flavors, original, garlic [my favorite], and red peppers. It's super good for you and delicious! It's also really cheap, under two dollars for a lot of it. Hummus is sometimes really expensive, so it's a great deal!
Although it seems like you're trying to get away from the hummus route, although it's time consuming, making your own bean dip could be something to look into. I buy raw beans and, although it takes hours, boiling them and then mashing and adding spices makes it healthy, filling, and totally worth it! I'd look into it =].0 -
Bump.0
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I like to put some weight watchers light cream cheese and a smidge of garlic salt.0
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laughing cow cheese! my favorite!
peanut butter
hummus
lite ranch0 -
Great tips and advice guys!
Don't get me wrong, I am not trying to shy away from humous. Just looking for alternatives0 -
Cottage cheese!!! It takes flavor really well. Black pepper and dried basil are great.. Or whatever seasoning you prefer0
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I like guacamole, lowfat humous, tzatsiki or extra light philadelphia cream cheese.
Mmmmm.....0
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