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1200 limit.. homemade snack recipies...

Posts: 106 Member
edited December 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Any ideas. I have a couple in mind. I will make then post... add me and we can share...

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  • Posts: 43 Member
    If you are not watching sodium, this may be right up your alley! I love to have cauliflower, carrots, and celery all washed and ready to eat at all times in the refrig. I make a very simple dip for them by blending an 8oz container of Fat Free Sour Cream with one Onion Soup Mix packet. LOVELY...
  • Posts: 106 Member
    Simple dip, sounds yummy
  • Posts: 575 Member
    Pickled veggies!
    Really low in calories/fat but oh so tasty and very nutritious. :)
  • Posts: 575 Member
    Also yesterday I made a houmous that has only 95 calories and zero fat/100g. Here is what I used;

    125g (boiled weight) chickpeas = 161 cal's. I never used canned so I'm not sure of the extra cal's they may contain.
    7g (3 cloves) fresh garlic = 7 cal's
    85g low-fat natural yoghurt = 59 cal's
    Salt, Pepper and Paprika to taste = 0 cal's
    Squirt of lemon juice to taste = 0 cal's

    Total Calories = 227
    Total Fat = 1g
    100g Serving = 95 calories

    Give it a try, it is seriously good! :)
  • Posts: 106 Member
    Mmm yummy.hummus sounds great
  • Posts: 309 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 1,169 Member
    bumping for ideas
  • Posts: 6
    i too would appreciate snack ideas, just getting started an have a 1400 cal limit
  • Yogurt in the hummus is a great idea! I think I'll give that one a try tonight...
  • Posts: 83 Member
    Also yesterday I made a houmous that has only 95 calories and zero fat/100g. Here is what I used;

    125g (boiled weight) chickpeas = 161 cal's. I never used canned so I'm not sure of the extra cal's they may contain.
    7g (3 cloves) fresh garlic = 7 cal's
    85g low-fat natural yoghurt = 59 cal's
    Salt, Pepper and Paprika to taste = 0 cal's
    Squirt of lemon juice to taste = 0 cal's

    Total Calories = 227
    Total Fat = 1g
    100g Serving = 95 calories

    Give it a try, it is seriously good! :)

    great idea!
  • Posts: 326
    swiss miss "diet" hot chocolate. 25 cals... made with water. helps that chocolate craving :)
  • Posts: 14 Member
    I wanted a milkshake tonight and I came up with this:

    1cup chocolate unsweetened almond milk=45cals
    1 Weight Watchers giant fudge bar=100cals
    Stick it in a blender and voila! 145cal sweet treat.

    The downside is it's actually not thick like a milkshake, but boy was it good and filling. And very chocolatey!
  • Posts: 575 Member
    I wanted a milkshake tonight and I came up with this:

    1cup chocolate unsweetened almond milk=45cals
    1 Weight Watchers giant fudge bar=100cals
    Stick it in a blender and voila! 145cal sweet treat.

    The downside is it's actually not thick like a milkshake, but boy was it good and filling. And very chocolatey!

    This does sound good, I might give it a try. :)
    Some fat free natural or Greek yoghurt would thicken it up I think, or even some cottage cheese.
    Are you in the UK? Where do you get almond milk from?
  • Posts: 575 Member
    Also yesterday I made a houmous that has only 95 calories and zero fat/100g. Here is what I used;

    125g (boiled weight) chickpeas = 161 cal's. I never used canned so I'm not sure of the extra cal's they may contain.
    7g (3 cloves) fresh garlic = 7 cal's
    85g low-fat natural yoghurt = 59 cal's
    Salt, Pepper and Paprika to taste = 0 cal's
    Squirt of lemon juice to taste = 0 cal's

    Total Calories = 227
    Total Fat = 1g
    100g Serving = 95 calories

    Give it a try, it is seriously good! :)

    That's a basic recipe but you can also add fresh chilli peppers for a bit of extra zing (I love my chilli heat, lol!).
  • Posts: 92
    Cottage cheese (low fat, not fat free though) w/ tomatoes, or fruit, or nuts/seeds
    Bell pepper plain or with light italian dressing
    Tomato, cucumber, fat free feta, light italian dressing and fresh parsley salad
    Carrots w/ hummus
    Plain greek yogurt w/ 1/3 packet of sugar free jello powder mixed in for flavor
    Sugar free jello w/ fat free cool whip and sliced fruit
    Sugar free popsicles
    Pickles
    Low calorie soups
    Hardboiled egg whites
  • Posts: 69 Member
    bump
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