Eat food mostly plants - snacks though?

[Anonymous]

How do you eat mostly plants in your snacks? I need some great snacking ideas. Willing to cook and prep a LOT because this request means no carrot sticks or obvious things like that!

[Anonymous]

Chickpeas. I like to roast them to not completely crispy with some pickle seasoning or Tajin.

[Anonymous]

Veggies with dip -- pico, hummus, or guac

Fruit either whole, or in a smoothie, or with some yogurt (it's "mostly", not "all") or with peanut butter spread on it.

Baked oatmeal with fruit in it.

Left overs

[Anonymous]

Edamame - steamed in pods, or dried roasted with a touch of salt. Great source of protein and vitamins!

[Anonymous]

Sugar snap peas for the crunch
Celery’s with peanut butter

[Anonymous]

These are good to keep in your car or desk drawer



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[Anonymous]

Roasted chickpeas
Homemade granola bars
Wasabi peas
Fruit + yogurt smoothies
Edamame
Dried fruit/fruit leather
Peanut butter
Cereal
Nuts
Hummus and pita
Popcorn
Avocado toast

[Anonymous]

I eat a lot of mixed nuts. Kale chips. Cucumber salad. Toast with peanut butter and banana.

[Anonymous]

I eat meat. Lots and lots of meat.

[Anonymous]

Carrot sticks are a plant food, so I’m not sure why you would not eat them.

Nuts
Dry roasted edamame and chickpeas
Trail mix (homemade)
Veggies with plant based dips such as hummus, Muhammara
Baked sesame tofu
Samosas
Pakoras

There are lots of other vegan Indian snacks, or easily made vegan, if you’re up for a bit more work. Ministry of curry has some good recipes.

[Anonymous]

Fruit. Cut veg. Nuts. Edamame. It's pretty simple.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These are good to keep in your car or desk drawer



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Why not just keep a bag of almonds? Less processed and less packaging. These seem pretty wasteful and unnecessary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Carrot sticks are a plant food, so I’m not sure why you would not eat them.

Nuts
Dry roasted edamame and chickpeas
Trail mix (homemade)
Veggies with plant based dips such as hummus, Muhammara
Baked sesame tofu
Samosas
Pakoras

There are lots of other vegan Indian snacks, or easily made vegan, if you’re up for a bit more work. Ministry of curry has some good recipes.

Samosas and pakoras are basically fried dumplings. I don’t think they are the healthiest if you’re adopting the Michale Pollan approach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are good to keep in your car or desk drawer



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Why not just keep a bag of almonds? Less processed and less packaging. These seem pretty wasteful and unnecessary.

DP but my kids like to keep these in their sports bags to eat in transit. We do plenty of nuts at home, but these beat grabbing bags of Doritos....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are good to keep in your car or desk drawer



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Why not just keep a bag of almonds? Less processed and less packaging. These seem pretty wasteful and unnecessary.

Why not both. I have almonds and fruit chews. It's just nice to keep something that's nonperishable on hand.