Favorite low calorie snacks?

frozen tropical fruit & light yogurt, Dreyer's sugar free fruit popsicles, pistachio's.

I love my morning star veggie buffalo wings, they are 200 calories for 5 and so spicy and delicious!

yeah even more so when it's hot outside!

Also Sparkling ice water is a real treat frozen, or just cold. Like drinking a pop without sugar/salt/calories.

Air popped popcorn. Super low cal and very filling.

I always have a Muller light with chopped banana in at the end of the day if I have spare cals I discovered yesterday banana with peanut butter on (yumyumyum) because I was craving peanut butter and didn't want bread.
Low cal Jelly

At the end of the day, I usually like to drink what's left of my calories. Lowfat milk or orange juice always hit the spot.

Fro yo, chocolate milk, hummus and crackers, babybel cheese...
OR, if I'm feeling decadent a Magnum Mini ice cream bar.

Celery and peanut butter

Mine is either the 100 calorie snack packs or boiled egg whites

Fruit is my go to for my sweet cravings particularly Bananas.
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Meringue cookies! The brand I like are 'Miss Meringue'. They come in chocolate and vanilla. Sometimes I find them in lemon. They sell them by the baked goods in the grocery stores by me (Jewel/Osco), often near the Weight Watchers baked goods. Trader Joe's also sells them. By default, I think they are fat free. If you get the mini ones, you can have 12 or so for about 100 calories. If you get the sugar-free ones, I think you can have over 20 of them for 100 (lor less?) calories.

During the day, especially during the work week I usually have the same snacks- hummus and cucumber and/or carrots, an organic gala apple or an orange w/ low-fat cheese, a hard-boiled egg or two- I almost always mix protein and carbs. Makes it easy to plan and somehow I haven't gotten tired of them yet. However, at the end of the day I am almost always wanting something sweet and decadent.- I never crave veggies at 9pm : ( I usually pre-plan my day so will build in an evening snack of low- fat Greek yogurt with honey and cinnamon ( like heaven) or cooked oat bran with a little milk, vanilla, maple syrup or maple flavoring with stevia and cinnamon. Something that I have started eating when I need a sweet thing and have the calories is cereal without milk- Cracklin' Oat Bran or Chocolate Shredded Mini-Wheats- very satisfying to eat and takes a long time.

When I am short on calories but still craving sweets I will sometimes nosh on sugar-free jello and cool whip- you can eat a very filling boat load without putting a serious dent in your diet. I do try to limit this kind of thing as I am always mindful of the artificial sweetener/corn syrup crap, although I haven't made a complete break yet.