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Old 01-17-2012, 02:26 AM   #1  
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What are your favorite low, low, low calorie snack products? I am looking for new ones. I love Artic ice ice cream (only 150 cals a pint). Also, I love kind bars 150 a bar (fruit and nut). Also, I love PB2...
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Old 01-17-2012, 03:47 AM   #2  
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Fiber Plus chocolate cereal bars - 120 cals per bar and pretty yummy as cereal bars go. They really hit the spot when I'm craving chocolate.
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Old 01-17-2012, 06:35 AM   #4  
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A boiled egg....50 to 90 calories depending on the size of the egg.

Laughing cow light cheese.....35 calories per wedge

apricots...... about 20 calories each

banana.....about 120 calories. Less if you only eat half and save the other half for later.

Small side salad......35 to 50 calories depending on what you have in it.

Just a few examples of my type of snacks.
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Old 01-17-2012, 07:34 AM   #5  
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that depends on taste, i personally like Miso soup, low cal, high proteinpotassium, tastes great, though not everyone will agree, then fruits of all types veggies, surprisingly i have gotten everyone i know addicted to miso soup hehehe, oh and it's easy on the stomach! as well, some celery and peanut butter, usually works well, same as broccoli and a small bit of ranch.
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Old 01-17-2012, 07:57 AM   #6  
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pb2 and a spoon.

2 tbsp, 45 cals. slice of light rye + pb2 +3 strawberries is under 140 cals. so filling, such a good breakfast/snack.

tea and a thin mint.

coffee and some 99% cocoa chocolate (whole bar is 270 calories) coffee + sweetner+ splend is about 30 cals). so, you can make that snack from 100 calories, to 300 if you REALLY just want the whole bar of chocolate. personally, i usually get through about 2/3rd of the bar in 3-4 hours at work. it's not a common snack, but it's a great treat for those long LONG days.
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Olive oil popcorn
Any veggies with hummus (my favorites are grape tomatoes and baby carrots)
Wasa or akmak with goat cheese or neufchatel - herbs optional
Soup if I'm really hungry (I always have homemade soup in my freezer ranging from 100-200 calories each container).
Greek yogurt with a drizzle of honey
Fruit
Nuts
Beef or turkey jerky (Trader Joe's has about 600mg less sodium)
An egg
Low carb/high fiber tortilla with peanut butter
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200 cal list...
28-almonds
23- cashews
15- walnuts
50- pistachios

100 cal -- 28 bby carrots
peanutbutter is 190 cals for 2 tbs
turnip - 50 cal
head of lettuce- 40 cal
egg white - 20 cal
fage yogurt 1cp- 130 cal (REALLY FILLING)
ARTIC zero icecream- 150 (for an ENTIRE PINT!!)

drinksss... coffee and tea with splenda or truvia it a 0cal guilt free way to fill yourself up if you arent feeling stufft.
Many more snacks.... just go to your grocery store one day and look around at the labels, and come up with some new things!
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My current favorite is 1/2 a red or orange bell pepper, cut into 4 strips, with a laughing cow cheese wedge spread on it. Cheesy, crunchy, and 55 calories.

Other standbys are greek yogurt, cottage cheese, fiber bars (trader Joe's pb flavor, mmm), and cinnamon almonds.
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Old 01-23-2012, 02:54 AM   #10  
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Fiber bars, raisins, fruit salad, granola bars, nuts, yogurt, carrots, etc.
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Bananas, chocolate vitamuffins, Activia yogurt (regular, not Fat free), packet of hot chocolate, half a cucumber, 1/3rd a bag of those crunchy veggie sticks.
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My current favorite snack is cucumber slices marinated in 2 tbsp of light italian dressing. It really holds me over until my next meal.
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Light n Fit Yogurt (strawberry banana) 80cals
Banana -100ish cals depending on size
apple - 100cals
fiber one caramel chocolate pretzel bars 90cals
swiss miss diet hot chocolate - 25cals
Smart Fries - 50-110cals depending on how much I want.
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ARTIC zero icecream- 150 (for an ENTIRE PINT!!)
I keep seeing that listed around here and I had never heard of it. I figured that it wasn't carried around here (small town MN), but I looked up the site just in case. Turns out it's carried at the grocery store just across the street from my work. I'm looking at it right now! I am SO going there after work one day this week to see if it's really there.
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I love Arctic Zero, because there are times I just like to sit in front of the TV with a pint of ice cream, and not do any damage!

Last night I tried the cookies'n'cream flavor. It had a creaminess that the other flavors I've tried don't have. (I like them all, but this one had more of an ice cream texture, rather than a shaved ice texture.)

I've heard rumors that the calories listed are way off, and that would make me mad, but I choose not to believe it. I've lost weight, so it must be okay!

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