I am trying to eat a lot healthier than I have been the past few weeks. Whenever I feel like snacking, I'll usually eat a bit of popcorn. I have a massive sweet tooth, and find it difficult to find foods that are healthy and satisfy it. What kind of healthy snacks do you enjoy when you are looking for something a little sweet?
In the summer I would eat fruit, but it being winter in england, so little is in season.
popcorn isn't in itself unhealthy - it's the associated sugar/salt/butter that's the unhealthy stuff. Of course without these, popcorn does taste more like packing foam.
The best thing is to stop snacking altogether - easier said than done I know, but increasing your protein intake should help a lot with that.
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I'll look out for those DD. I love dried mango, but it's hard to find ones that are inexpensive and don't have a ton of sugar. I did buy dried cranberries, but can only eat a very small amount, since they are so acidic.
When I'm writing I like to have some carrots close by to snack from. I peel them and chop them into good size then put them into a glass of water. (The water taste great if you decide to drink it when you run out of carrots)
For me it's either almonds, sunflower seeds, or carrots. Seeing that you're in England, and fruits are so little during the winter, you can probably try:
Fruit smoothie - frozen fruits, low fat milk, low fat yogurt, and ice.
Yogurt - greek or low fat (live active cultures)
Dark chocolate - preferably 60% or higher cocoa
my snacks are 1/2 low fat cottage cheese, cheese sticks low fat, 10 almonds, any eggs, limited fruit, protein shakes, any veggies, rice cakes (i like apple cinnamon), wheat thins, sugar free jello..I pick 3 a day to eat between meals.
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it is so tricky, I am a chocoholic and trying to cut it out gradually, I still need my fix and have a 100cal biscuit every other day. Best healthy snack is Blueberries, but I am not keen.
I love any kind of fruit, but celery is a great snack, add a little peanut butter and it's an amazingly healthy treat
Noodles! Just not the pot noodle type
I have been eating a lot of apples, pears, bananas, carrot sticks and celery sticks for snacks lately. I will look great for my wedding and bikini weather is here again!
Well, almonds and cashews usually do it for me. Despite their high-energy content, they're great to fill you up and not make you gain weight. Try getting them unsalted. Still tasty!
fresh fruits. nuts.. lots of water... yogurt...fenugreek seeds...
I've been eating A LOT of caramel rice cakes spread with PB, drizzled with honey, and topped with sliced banana. Breakfast, lunch, or a snack.
Lately I've been eating an apple everyday. I also snack on nuts (raw or toasted),boiled eggs, peppers, carrots, bananas.
Plain yogurt and a spoonful of honey
Almonds, walnuts
A dietician recommended wasabi peas at a diabetic program I went to. They are yummy but reading the nutrition facts, I'm not sure how healthy they really are. Depends on how they're made, perhaps.
Seldom eat snacks. If I snack it might be a small bowl of Blue Bunny ice cream, or some popcorn. Snacks shouldn't be healthy. If they are, they are no longer snacks, they're supplements!
One of the best healthy snacks I've been doing lately is toasting both pieces of an English muffin lightly, then spreading on it shredded fresh basil or fresh spinach leaves, small chunks of mozarella cheese, and sliced cherry tomatoes with a sprinkling of salt and basalmic vinegar. It's like a combination of antipasto and bruschetta. Very healthy and satisfying.