What's you go-to "guilt free" snack?

caroncarlson
caroncarlson Posts: 19 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
I love to hear what other people have found to nosh on to quell the muchies. Though not completely guilt free, lately I love those mini baby bel light snack cheeses. What's your fav?
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  • NaurielR
    NaurielR Posts: 429 Member
    Pickles

    Sliced cucumber mixed with salsa and greek yogurt

    100 calorie bags of popcorn

    Lean lunch meat

    Those are my favorites.
  • justamyagain
    justamyagain Posts: 154 Member
    A piece of swiss chees and 10 almonds, or a tablespoon of peanut butter
  • jhofeditz
    jhofeditz Posts: 13
    I have recently found veggie chips to help my salt tooth. (I don't have a sweet tooth) According to the package they are very similar to regular chips but you get to have 3 times as many for like 110 calories.
  • NaurielR
    NaurielR Posts: 429 Member
    Another one I just remembered: Archer Farms freeze dried apple crisps. They're so tasty and crispy, and come with their skins on.
  • bbrat333
    bbrat333 Posts: 158 Member
    Pops 100 cal bags of chips (or just 1 serving out of a big bag).
  • taxidermist15
    taxidermist15 Posts: 677 Member
    snow peas, for mindless munching.

    cause I can trick my brain into thinking they are chips
  • LemonBurns
    LemonBurns Posts: 538 Member
    Whatever I want. As long as it fits into my calorie allowance - often times, its CHOCOLATE!!! Mmmmmm :tongue:
  • lolu613
    lolu613 Posts: 1
    Mine is Best Maid pickles!! Minus the sodium, they are a low cal snack for me!
  • kristinacottle
    kristinacottle Posts: 52
    Hot cocoa :) I hate mixing with water so I mix it with vanilla almond milk (90 cal per cup).. which makes it around 120 for a glass :) Also, Yoplait smoothie mixes. Especially the chocolate banana one. 90 calories for 1 serving unmade, 130 made. Love.
  • hailzp
    hailzp Posts: 903 Member
    Raw nuts, salt n vinegar roasted chic peas, frozen grapes, peanut butter, cheese and corn thins with jam, tea, chicken, boiled egg, pan fried avocado, pancakes, mountain bread with lean meat and salsa, fruit, dates, popcorn. :D
  • piratesaregrand
    piratesaregrand Posts: 356 Member
    Grisini breadsticks
  • LindaLou252
    LindaLou252 Posts: 106
    Skinny Cow ice cream sandwiches :)
  • tsolomon75
    tsolomon75 Posts: 26 Member
    Whatever I want. As long as it fits into my calorie allowance - often times, its CHOCOLATE!!! Mmmmmm :tongue:

    I agree... whatever I have a taste for, as long as I have the calories to do so... and it's usually chips and salsa :)!
  • ctflute
    ctflute Posts: 22
    My guilty pleasure was ice cream. Now I spoon a 60 calorie Jello-sugar-free Pudding into a bowl, top with half a sliced banana and finish with a squirt of whipped cream. It feels so indulgent and really takes care of my ice cream cravings.
  • Elleclark101
    Elleclark101 Posts: 1
    Chapman's frozen yougurt juicy creamsicle things. 80 calories
  • sthrnchick
    sthrnchick Posts: 771
    Sugar peas....LOVE LOVE LOVE!
  • MsCammie
    MsCammie Posts: 1
    Whatever I want. As long as it fits into my calorie allowance - often times, its CHOCOLATE!!! Mmmmmm :tongue:
  • bathsheba_c
    bathsheba_c Posts: 1,873 Member
    Peaches, popcorn, cherries, yogurt, individual squares of chocolate-covered marzipan.
  • BitteOrca
    BitteOrca Posts: 74 Member
    Raw nuts, salt n vinegar roasted chic peas, frozen grapes, peanut butter, cheese and corn thins with jam, tea, chicken, boiled egg, pan fried avocado, pancakes, mountain bread with lean meat and salsa, fruit, dates, popcorn. :D

    those roasted chickpeas sound insanely good! how do you make them??

    as for my snacks of choice--10-12 almonds or pistachios, nectarines, spreadable cheese triangles (the ones i use are like 30 calories) with whole grain crackers, cottage cheese + fruit.
  • sweetpea129
    sweetpea129 Posts: 755 Member
    honey roasted peanuts, an orange, a cheese stick or special k cracker chips.
  • laceylou0702
    laceylou0702 Posts: 226 Member
    Dove Dark Chocolate for my sweets & stove top popcorn for my salt, I usually put a little salt, melted butter & garlic powder on it, if I'm lacking calcium / protein for the day I'll add a little shredded chedar cheese to the top & pop in the microwave for 8 seconds.

    I hate microwave / prepackaged popcorn.
  • iamkarent
    iamkarent Posts: 144 Member
    lately I have been making my own tortilla chips to have with salsa....just a corn tortilla sliced up..little bit of pam and let them crisp up....more chips for less calories...and I don't add the extra sodium from bag ones...saves money too...and no bag for the kids to leave open and find them stale later! :)
  • hperkins94
    hperkins94 Posts: 2
    Any kind of fruit!!
  • ProjFit
    ProjFit Posts: 143
    A few people have said this already, but I treat myself with a healthy version of whatever it is that I'm craving, as long as it fits in my calorie budget. (ie, cappuccino frozen yogurt -100 cal for 1/2 cup rather than ice cream.)
  • sammhop
    sammhop Posts: 8
    frozen curly wurly
  • tmauck4472
    tmauck4472 Posts: 1,785 Member
    Radish's my husband bought some for me this week and while I've always loved them I've never known the healthy side of them...just did my own post on them. Love them and will continue to use them as my snack .....the best low cal high vitamin veggie out there..yep I'm hooked.
  • jdennis719
    jdennis719 Posts: 32 Member
    sugar free fudgecicles....or sugar free pudding cup with lite whipped topping and maybe some fruit if I have it in the house.
    Lemon yogurt with the whippped topping -- tastes like a lemon meringe pie!
    Cucumbers with ff cream cheese and sometimes salsa.
  • sleepyjean88
    sleepyjean88 Posts: 180 Member
    Rice cakes also yesterday I discovered pistachios nom nom nom
  • mkvilmin
    mkvilmin Posts: 46
    A banana with 2 T Peanut butter and air popped pop corn with 1 T of real butter.
  • nancyki
    nancyki Posts: 46
    Air-popped popcorn with butter spray and salt. Low in calories, good fiber and surprisingly good protein, too.

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