Late evening meals/snacks?

First, I would not worry about eating later in the evening. If you have calories left it doesn't matter when you eat, it's what you eat.
I eat up til the time my head hits the pillow and have had no trouble losing or maintaining.
If it's possible you could make a few grilled or baked chicken breast ahead of time and have them for later in the week. Cook up some frozen veggies, rice or whole wheat noodles and microwave it when you get home. You could have a big salad with Tuna or Chicken and you have a quick healthy meal. Egg white omelets with tons of veggies and some cheese with low cal whole grain bread. Hope it helps. :drinker:

that's great. i work out at 9-1030..so wen i get home i'm hungry (i have dinner at 630) so i eat toast and eggs, or milk and protein cereal, or if not that hungry fruit or yogurt.

I wouldn't worry about the time so much either. So long as its 2 hours or more before you go to bed. I eat dinner at 8 or 8:30 all the time, and then there's no snack before bed.

But if you really just want snack ideas, cottage cheese and any fruit or veg of your choice is nice, good source of protein. You could even make a delish veg stirfry w/ a boatload of veggies, 1 or 2 teaspoons of oil and spices. Both around 200 cal. Kashi go lean cereal and lowfat milk. LOTS of protein and fiber to keep you fuller longer.

First, I would not worry about eating later in the evening. If you have calories left it doesn't matter when you eat, it's what you eat.
I eat up til the time my head hits the pillow and have had no trouble losing or maintaining.

^ This. Don't let the clock dictate your feeding schedule.

If you have discomfort sleeping on a full stomach then I would obviously monitor this. Beyond that, eat whenever you want.

Agreed. That said I hit the cottage cheese because the casein protein is slower digesting and sticks in your system longer at night for recovery purposes.

First, I would not worry about eating later in the evening. If you have calories left it doesn't matter when you eat, it's what you eat.
I eat up til the time my head hits the pillow and have had no trouble losing or maintaining.

^ This. Don't let the clock dictate your feeding schedule.

If you have discomfort sleeping on a full stomach then I would obviously monitor this. Beyond that, eat whenever you want.

Agreed. That said I hit the cottage cheese because the casein protein is slower digesting and sticks in your system longer at night for recovery purposes.

If I'm feeling hungry before bed, I'll have a cup of 0% fat Greek Yogurt mixed with a little sugar-free flavored syrup.