I skimp on my dinner every night so I can have a large handful of chips

[Anonymous]

What is your concern? The habit? The calories? Are you trying and not succeeding at losing weight? Are you a normal weight?

Anyway. I do similar things. I have treats that I like, and make space for them. When I don't, I wind up overloading on the "forbidden" treat.

[Anonymous]

Eat the chips. If you enjoy it and have a 99% healthy diet and lifestyle, why not?

[Anonymous]

The dried seaweed packs satisfy my urge for salty and crunchy, and are super low calorie.

I do the same with some sort of after-dinner snack. I try to limit it to 150-200 calories.

[Anonymous]

The question is what kind of chips? I like Stacey's sea salt pita chip thins. Salty and crunchy!

[Anonymous]

Air popped popcorn seasoned with Everything But the Bagel. Will give you the salt and crunch you cave, without the fat

[Anonymous]

hmm this thread is making me hungry for chips....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Air popped popcorn seasoned with Everything But the Bagel. Will give you the salt and crunch you cave, without the fat

Is it 1997?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Air popped popcorn seasoned with Everything But the Bagel. Will give you the salt and crunch you cave, without the fat

Is it 1997?

Not getting the reference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Air popped popcorn seasoned with Everything But the Bagel. Will give you the salt and crunch you cave, without the fat

I put that tish on everything. Well, a lot of things. So good.

[Anonymous]

Chips are fine. Eat the chips! If you just want a little more nutrition, maybe roasted, salted sunflower seeds, or Wasabi peas. Nuts are good too.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think chips are that bad. I try to eat plant-based so I try to buy kettle potato chips or some of the other veggie chips. Add hummus or baba ghanoush or some other veggie dip and I’m happy.