Empty I sh calorie snack that is room temp or warm
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Anonymous
| I’m a snacker, and so I keep cut up celery in my fridge always so I can grab that. But with winter here, I want something that isn’t cold. Is there a neutral snack that is in the pantry? Something to eat when your eating for the sake of eating? Today I ate my kids veggie straws which definitely IS NOT a good choice. Help! |
Anonymous
| bump |
Anonymous
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plain dry popcorn
Sip broth soup (though a lot of salt, probably) hot tea - heck add one teaspoon of sugar and it's still only 15 calories. |
Anonymous
| Bone broth. You can add chopped fresh garlic and/or ginger, bean sprouts, steamed broccoli or whatever else might sound good to you. |
Anonymous
| i'm a vegerian, so would veggie broth be ok? |
Anonymous
| an apple |
Anonymous
"Ok" in what sense? Not kill you? Not be high calorie? |
Anonymous
| Bake an apple with some cinnamon |
Anonymous
It should be fine. I can't imagine that veggie broth would have any more calories than a chicken or beef broth would. |
Anonymous
Not op- but are apples high in carb or good because of the fiber? |
Anonymous
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15 calories per large cracker:
https://www.amazon.com/Coco-Lite-Calorie-Multigrain-Gluten-Free/dp/B007QTXI8O |
Anonymous
| I would gently suggest that you are better off breaking yourself of the habit of eating for comfort. Rather than noshing on pickles, have a cup of tea or a glass of water and find an alternative activity. |
Anonymous
| I only drink hot tea in winter. But it really does fill me up if I have finished dinner and have 2-3 hours before bedtime. I have it with almond milk or soy milk. |
Anonymous
| Popcorn with brewer's yeast. (Buy at Trader Joes.) |
Anonymous
| Nuts |