Whats your favorite off-the-beaten path snack?

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[Post New]04/25/2013 23:30
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Anonymous
korean dog toes and kimchi.
[Post New]04/26/2013 08:29
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Roasted chickpeas. Can of chickpeas drained and dried (need to be dried well) tossed with olive oil and spices or chopped fresh herbs (I love curry powder or rosemary) salt and pepper. On a baking sheet in a 450 degree oven for 15 minutes. Crispy on the outside and softer in the middle. My 4 and 9 year old dds love them too.


Not the OP, but I'm gonna try this!
[Post New]04/26/2013 09:00
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Anonymous
Jicama sliced with lime juice and chili powder. Not really off the beaten path as this is popular in many countries, but it is awesome.
[Post New]04/27/2013 00:12
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Anonymous
Celery filled with peanut butter
[Post New]04/27/2013 03:49
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Anonymous
chocolate-covered frozen bananas
[Post New]04/27/2013 06:17
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Anonymous
Hearts of palm, out of the jar. Incredibly low in calories and filling!
[Post New]04/27/2013 06:21
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Anonymous
bread and butter pickles
[Post New]04/27/2013 06:57
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Jicama sliced with lime juice and chili powder. Not really off the beaten path as this is popular in many countries, but it is awesome.


+1. It's delicious.
[Post New]04/27/2013 09:43
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Anonymous wrote:Edamame. In the shell. So gratifying to pop the beans out of the shell. Try with sea salt.


Excellent food fighting material too, for those of us who are way past old enough to know better.
[Post New]04/27/2013 12:40
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Anonymous
Cottage cheese with Trader Joe's pineapple salsa.
[Post New]04/27/2013 13:27
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Anonymous wrote:Cheeto and Nutella fondu. Salty, sweet, and leaves fingers glowing!


Gross. Not exactly healthy
[Post New]04/27/2013 13:37
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Anonymous
South Beach diet standby:
celery sticks with Laughing Cow low fat cheese.
[Post New]04/27/2013 17:24
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Anonymous
Popcorn with soy sauce and Parmesan cheese-try it, it's good.
[Post New]04/27/2013 17:54
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hearts of palm, out of the jar. Incredibly low in calories and filling!


Seriously? I've never met anybody else that has this obsession. People look at me strangely when I fill up my cart at Costco with the Palms but anyone who knows me knows about my little problem.
[Post New]04/27/2013 18:15
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Anonymous wrote:Popcorn with soy sauce and Parmesan cheese-try it, it's good.


That does sound good. I'm going to try it tonight.
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