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Old 04-06-2011, 01:24 PM   #1  
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Default something crunch i can snack on all day?

soooo i'm in search of something that is crunchy (NOTE: not celery or carrots ...sorry, had to put the dancing carrot in) that's super low cal and snack-ish, that i can graze on all day. since they have yet to invent the calorie free cookie, i'm hoping for some suggestions... if such a food even exists!

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sorry--title should be something CRUNCHY, not crunch
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I bought a bag of Kale this week and plan on making baked Kale Chips. I've never done it before but I've read good things about it !
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that's an awesome idea--my roommate has made those a few times and they're great (though she used olive oil in hers, so i guess it'd be best to omit that). thanks for the suggestion!
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I bought a bag of Kale this week and plan on making baked Kale Chips. I've never done it before but I've read good things about it !
I always have this on hand. As a rule, I avoid snacking, but if the hunger hits and dinner is quite late, I will reach for Kale Chips happily.
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sorry.. what is kale chips and how can i buy kale?

thanks!!
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The vegetable ideas are good. I find that a 100 calorie bag of microwave popcorn can go a long way especially when combined with the crunchy vegetables.
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I love water chestnuts, I eat a small can just about everyday to get my crunch on! Yum

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sorry.. what is kale chips and how can i buy kale?

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kale is a green leafy vegetable. you can find it in the produce section of your grocery store. google a recipe, but basically you tear it up into small pieces and bake them. they come out crunchy and yummy!
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thanks! i will definitely look for it and try to make the chips! i have a huge weakness for crunchy things
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Go with all the above suggestions, kale chips are delish! You wont find anything other than vegetables to indulge in without the consequences.
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Um, be careful about how long you bake the kale chips. I completely ruined them when I tried cooking them. It was so nasty, because they were wet and burned. ew. lol. I have yet to try it again.
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My two favourites are sliced apple and also cooked beansrouts (29 calories for 100g)

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