Simple Treats (Share Your Favorites) Keep Them Simple

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  • Tkflowers
    Tkflowers Posts: 1
    Any certain brand of yogurt work best?
  • j3nnal3igh13
    j3nnal3igh13 Posts: 134
    Great stuff! My weakness is a plain rice cake with nutella. Fixes any chocolate craving. :love:
  • nanawhitt
    nanawhitt Posts: 8
    2 tbs bean dip with 9 tortilla chips. Satisfying since protein keeps you feeling fuller longer.
  • nanawhitt
    nanawhitt Posts: 8
    Have done these pumpkin muffins and they are great! You can substitue any flavor cake mix for variety.
  • free2live72003
    free2live72003 Posts: 186
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  • AUNIkki
    AUNIkki Posts: 19 Member
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  • mem1086
    mem1086 Posts: 136 Member
    Bump! These seem like all great On-The-Go ideas!
  • glennleo
    glennleo Posts: 14
    I agree with Rachemn--Peanut butter on a spoon or knife or stick or fingers...... But, I cannot just have a couple so I try to stay away. So sad.
  • soccer_mommy
    soccer_mommy Posts: 2 Member
    I keep hard boiled eggs in the fridge, just take the yolk out and replace with hummus.
    I also like carrots and hummus, actually anything and hummus....
  • ImNotThatBob
    ImNotThatBob Posts: 371 Member
    So many delicious, and creative ideas here! Lot's of new things to try. *mouth watering*

    I can't believe I forgot to mention guacamole dip:

    peel softly ripened avocados and mash in a small bowl,
    add sprinkle of garlic and/or lemon pepper,
    dash of red chili,
    squirt of fresh lemon or lime,
    salsa, or diced tomatoes, onions, jalapeños to taste,
    mix coarsely or blend smoothly to preference.


    Chill, then dip with favorite veggies.

    Optionally: Cut with low-fat yogurt

    Enjoy sparingly, because there IS such a thing as TOO MUCH of a GOOD THING.

    You all are terrific! Keep the Simple Treats Coming!
  • chasingbabes
    chasingbabes Posts: 93
    French onion spinach dip

    Plain Yoghurt
    a cube of frozen spinach
    Powdered french onion soup to taste

    It's so delicious but doesn't have the nasty fat's or creams, so I can eat a whole lot of it with carrots or celery or crackers and not feel bad about it

    yummy!
  • DeborahStanley
    DeborahStanley Posts: 90 Member
    Fat free cottage cheese & frozen mixed berries use a stick blender and you have 'ice cream' :)
  • KrisyKat
    KrisyKat Posts: 740 Member
    Popcorn + hot kakinotane (spicy rice cracker) = HEAVEN!!!
  • reden324
    reden324 Posts: 33
    Low calorie baked apple-
    Rome apple with diet coke on it and cinnamon. Put it in the oven at 350 degrees and enjoy!
  • mseraf713
    mseraf713 Posts: 29 Member
    cucumbers and salsa- 1/4 cup of salsa and half of a long english cucumber is less than 50 calories!
  • jschway
    jschway Posts: 40 Member
    Banana "ice cream". Freeze up a banana or two, slice, and put it through your blender or food processor. You can eat it as is for a soft serve kind of consistency or freeze it a little longer if you like it more firm, and you can flavor it however you want! I love blending in some peanut butter 'cause I'm an absolute fiend for it, whereas my boyfriend finds that too overwhelming and opts for honey for a subtler sweetness.
  • humblebumblebee
    humblebumblebee Posts: 31
    hummus. pear juice. walnuts.
  • Maryjaneshoes
    Maryjaneshoes Posts: 169 Member
    Apple slices with a wedge of garlic and herb laughing cow cheese, sweet and savory at the same time. :-)
  • ErnieM88
    ErnieM88 Posts: 146 Member
    nutella, straight from the spoon! but that's only once in a blue moon these days!
  • ErnieM88
    ErnieM88 Posts: 146 Member
    Banana "ice cream". Freeze up a banana or two, slice, and put it through your blender or food processor. You can eat it as is for a soft serve kind of consistency or freeze it a little longer if you like it more firm, and you can flavor it however you want! I love blending in some peanut butter 'cause I'm an absolute fiend for it, whereas my boyfriend finds that too overwhelming and opts for honey for a subtler sweetness.

    I am going to have to try this!
  • soontobesam
    soontobesam Posts: 714 Member
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  • Leiki
    Leiki Posts: 526 Member
    Yogurt parfait: Greek Yogurt with Grape Nuts on top. Maybe fruit and honey.

    Strawberries dipped in Greek Yogurt and frozen

    Banana "ice cream" made with ripe bananas frozen an hour and mixed with your favorite fruit/ nut butter/ honey/ protein powder

    Avocado with a sprinkle of sea salt

    Celery with a squeeze of lime

    Air popped popcorn with a spray of calorie free butter spray, sprinkled with your favorite herbs
  • keem88
    keem88 Posts: 1,689 Member
    take a banana, put a light coat of yogurt over it and stick a popsicle stick in there. a nice frozen treat!
    if you use a light plain yogurt it should be 100 calories or less
  • keem88
    keem88 Posts: 1,689 Member
    hummus. pear juice. walnuts.

    pear juice is awesome!!
  • zalla
    zalla Posts: 6
    1 tsp of nutella....right off the spoon.... gets me through a chocolate craving

    omg you have way more will power than me...there is no way i could only eat one spoon full
  • Tkitchell
    Tkitchell Posts: 4 Member
    I make a pumpkin cake using the spice cake mix, can of pumpkin, & one cup of water. Mix the three together & bake. It is good with or without frosting. Do not use any of the directions on the cake box, just the three ingredients listed. My family & friends love it.
  • Zylayna
    Zylayna Posts: 728 Member
    yogurt and fresh fruit (cantaloupe, pineapple, blueberries)

    add a little cool whip to that and a banana (yes, I believe bananas are good :smile: ) and it becomes an awesome desert type tasting thingy.
  • k_lambert_98
    k_lambert_98 Posts: 23
    :smile:
  • Candida1983
    Candida1983 Posts: 188
    Quaker True Delights Fiber Crisps, the Blackberry Pomegranate and the Wild Blueberry. There are 110 calories for 13 of the crisps.
    23 carbs, 3 grams of fiber, 2 grams of protein. :bigsmile: :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
  • owlsneeze
    owlsneeze Posts: 6
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