snack ideas?!
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special k cracker chips - 27 chips for 110 calories. variety of flavors0
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perfect! thanks0
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Kale chips!
Preheat your oven to 250 degrees F. While it's warming up throw a bunch of kale in a bowl, rub it with olive oil and either salt it or put some spices on it or both. Then throw all your kale on a pan and put it in the oven. I'm not exactly sure how long you bake them for but make sure you turn them once. They're done when they're crispy0 -
roasted salt and vinegar chic peas0
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I love the "Cocoa covered Almonds" by Blue Diamond
Nuts of any kind
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pop chips, cracker chips, kale chips or roasted chick peas.. You can make the kale and chick peas any flavor you want I will never another potato chip again after trying kale. I am also a big fan of the 100 calorie pack popcorns.. I like to sprinkle it with siraccha and some parmesan cheese..0
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I enjoy pretzels. They are crunchy, can be salty, and fat free (at least most of them are).0
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Popcorn!
Also chopped up celery and apple slices with peanut butter.0 -
Love Special K Cracker Chips especially the cheddar, I have also just found pretzel chips that are amazing!0
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wow, you guys are great wrote all these ideas down.. time to make a trip to the store !0
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Someone on this site posted a recipe for home baked chips made from 40cal tortillas - giving you quite a healthy handful of chips to eat.
EDIT: here's the link: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/446675-guilt-free-chips-and-salsa0 -
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Air popped popcorn is a great snack, you can have it any way other than just with the good old fashioned butter, salsa, baby carrots, broccolli, hummus, crackers and of course peanut butter, nuts and seeds, yogurt (both kinds), there's so much out there!!! I even buy the snack packs of things like Thinsations, all the taste without the guilt, 100 calories and if you want another pack and you have the calories left, you can have another!!! :bigsmile:0
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laughing cow cheese wedge, sliced apple or some grapes and a few crackers
fiber one brownie and a banana
hummus and veggies
smart fries ( 65 for 110 cals) YUM! ( with ketchup)
fudgesicle ( 40 cal ones) and a piece of fruit
whonu cookies a bit of peanut butter
cheese stick peeled into pieves, with thin slices of apple and peanut butter on a tortilla ( or banana and pb or nutella on tortilla)0 -
this morning/afternoon I had a handfull of dried banana chips and a few ghirodelli chocolate chips...yum! sweet and crunchy.0
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this morning/afternoon I had a handfull of dried banana chips and a few ghirodelli chocolate chips...yum! sweet and crunchy.
I'm thinking of making a big batch and putting into snacksize baggies for convenience..with the banana chips and chocolate chips, maybe almonds and few other crunchy yummies that I LOVE that I can get that are also pretty low sodium. Healthy fats are very satisfying, too! When I buy "mixes" there's always ONE thing I dont like in there that gets picked out and I feel like I'm wasting money.0 -
I love to occasionally snack on Quavers (88cals/bag), really gives me a much needed satisfaction for a snack. Other times I snack on carrot sticks and make my own cucumber dip with mint yoghurt.0
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I take yellow squash (you could use basically anything), slice it very thin, top with salt pepper and garlic and put it into the oven until crunchy. Yummy and healthy!0
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Kale chips!
Preheat your oven to 250 degrees F. While it's warming up throw a bunch of kale in a bowl, rub it with olive oil and either salt it or put some spices on it or both. Then throw all your kale on a pan and put it in the oven. I'm not exactly sure how long you bake them for but make sure you turn them once. They're done when they're crispy
I LOVE these...so yummy. I bake mine for about 10-15min.0 -
I love chips too, I like the crunch. I have traded chips for thin slices of cucumber (chilled) then when ready to eat, sprinkle some sea salt on them. It taste great and 8 calories!0
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Veggie Straws. They are made with carrots, potatos, and spinach. 38 straws for 130 calories. My kids love them.
They also make apple straws which are cinnamon flavored.0 -
we have something crunchy here called 'poppers'.. they are like a thin, 6" diameter shallow-bowl-shaped rice cake. They are a perfect crunch! Great for dipping in hummus or greek yogurt/tzatziki, or some salsa. I used two of them today instead of bread and put a nice serving of egg salad on them. 19 calories each, no fat, no sodium, no sugar If you are Canadian, available in the bakery of Sobey's
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ooh, and don't forget plain, air-popped popcorn! I also enjoy ryvita crisp breads.0
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Senisble Solutions Veggie Straws. Not sure where you live but you can get them at costco in a box with 3 different kinds you can also just buy the big bags of them also pop chips are ok I didn't really like but other people I talked to liked them. Only 130 cal. per bag (and the bag isn't teny tiny ) they are great in place of chips.0
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thanks! cant wait to try these. never have before.0
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special k cracker chips - 27 chips for 110 calories. variety of flavors
Completely agree. I just tried these for the first time this weekend. It's a huge serving for a low amount of calories. Definitely takes away my craving for chips.0 -
If chips are your week point get some mountain bread rye wraps cut them up and bake for 2 -3minutes and they are just like chips but one wrap only has 69cals, i use them for nachos0
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Check this really good site for 100 Healthy Snacks
http://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2012/01/fresh-food-friday-100-healthy-snack.html0
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