Hi all,

I am doing ok with my diet, but I know I am an eater. I like to snack throughout the day, and I find most often processed foods seem to fill the bill. Often they are low in fat, but SO high in sodium. I am sure veggies and fruit would fill the bill , but I don't always have them on hand. OK, I may have answered my own question. Each veggies and fruit. Anything else that you all like to snack on?

That's all from me.

Real

I like to add frozen dinners or canned soup into my diet when I need fast food... Usually, just drinking a tall glass of water will help fix the sodium problem (provided you don't eat all high sodium food for all your meals).

Sandwiches are often a quick fix, and they can be both yummy and healthy.

Kashi TLC bars. They just came out with new flavors like raspberry dark chocolate that have chocolate on top. They taste good, are low fat, they have have fiber and protein and they're low in sodium. I think most flavors are around 120 calories. I always bring them with me to eat at work.

I don't really watch my sodium, but I checked out the snacks in my bag and one of my favorites is the Clif Kid Organic Twisted Fruit Rope. I got a pretty big box of them at Sam's Club if you have a membership there. (yay for business memberships)

One serving (one of the ropes) has 70 calories, 0 grams of fat, 1 gram of fiber, and only 5 mg of sodium.

The only listed ingredients are organic apple puree, organic apple juice concentrate, organic flavor, pectin, and fruit and vegetable juice for coloring. There are also added vitamins and minerals.

If you're a volume eater, this might not work out for you, but I am satisfied with pretty small amounts of food for snacks - and I love these.

Beans, lentils, etc. Great filling low fat food. You can do things like hummus (make your own) with veggies. You can also eat low fat refried beans. You can also throw kidney beans and garbanzo beans on a salad. You can also roast garbanzo beans and eat them. I love beans

One thing to remember is low fat processed products aren't the best thing to be eating. Sometimes they will strip the fat out and add sugar instead. I'd focus more on a whole foods diet.