Need advice from fellow fridge grazers.
littlemisstickles
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So I am one of these that every time i walk into the kitchen I have to inspect the fridge to see if anything has magically appeared. I'm looking for low calorie snacks that I can eat and not feel guilty about. At the moment I have a thing for seafood sticks, however i know soon i will bore of these. Any suggestions?
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Plan really good main meals....Then eat a healthy snack in between....say every three hours...
Mind you I need to take my own advise here....and stay away from cookies and chocolate....0 -
I hear you, but i loveeeeee cookies and chocolate! So try this recipe: http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/05/31/deep-dish-cookie-pie/
I only do half the recipe reduce the sugar and chocolate chip content, it really is only about 130 calories for a nice big slice! You feel like you're getting a really big treat and the beans fill you up with lots of fiber! yummyyyy0 -
Remove all the unhealthy food them stock up on fruit and veg. Dip the veg in some low calorie hummus if you don't like it plain.
I also eat a lot of rice crackers as they are filling but better than crisps.0 -
If you want something seafood-y, have you tried seaweed strips? I didn't like them at first, but after a few of them, I loved them! I had teriyaki flavor and one pack of them is only about 10 cals (each pack has 10 strips). Salty, a little sweet, and crispy.0
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Another seafood type snack I like is the tiny little salad shrimps. They're fully cooked and come in a little bag in the freezer seafood area of the store and they're pretty tasty! Add them to some lettuce in a bowl and/or other salad toppings.
When I just can't get away from the thought of having a snack, I like the weight watchers ice creams and other snacks like lemon bars, brownies, etc. They're very low calories and satisfy my sweet tooth! If you can't find them at a store, you can go into any weight watchers meeting location and buy them. Even if you're not a bonafide weight watchers member, they won't turn down your money for the snacks. :-)
Special K cracker crisps, 100 calorie bags of kettle corn pop corn, bags of mixed veggies (broccoli, colaflour, carrots, etc), mini rice cakes, a small protein shake... these are all things that satisfy my cravings as well.
P.S. When I am shopping in my fridge for things I don't need to eat, I have a rule that I require myself to drink a tall glass of water and then wait about 10 minutes or so. If there is still something I am dying to eat, then I will eat it in a small portion.
Hope this helps!
~Nicole0 -
Sounds like a great idea. For me it isn't sweet things, it's just something to munch on to distract my mind. My housemate suggested a jar of gerkins/pickles in the fridge door, so perhaps it's worth a try.
I love the idea of the fish snacks though!
Thanks everyone.0
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