Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Roasted nuts
Hard boiled eggs
Cheese

IMO don't worry about calories, eat nutrient dense filling foods. And limit carbs.

Most cheese is not vegetarian, its contains rennet (typically listed on ingredient as enzymes)

Brands that are vegetarian that use non-animal rennet or microbial enzymes are: Whole Foods 365 Brand, Horizon, Organic Valley

Trader Joes always lists their rennet source as animal, vegetable or microbial. I also get good cheese at Whole Foods marked veg.

Anonymous wrote:Roasted nuts
Hard boiled eggs
Cheese

IMO don't worry about calories, eat nutrient dense filling foods. And limit carbs.

Most cheese is not vegetarian, its contains rennet (typically listed on ingredient as enzymes)

Brands that are vegetarian that use non-animal rennet or microbial enzymes are: Whole Foods 365 Brand, Horizon, Organic Valley

Stop munching. Eat three meals a day, get lots of protein and good fat.

almonds (seasoned if you want)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pumpkins seeds (pepitas)

too many of these will cause serious diarrhea.

Really? I eat a lot of petits and never had any problem.

almonds
cottage cheese with tomatoes
avocado on toast
hard boiled eggs
hummus and vegetables
peanut or almond butter on rice cakes or with carrots or celery
Greek yogurt
edamame
bean salad

apple or rice cake with almond butter.

edamame

smoothie made with almond milk, protein powder, 1/2 banana, ice (or other recipe)

Roasted nuts
Hard boiled eggs
Cheese

IMO don't worry about calories, eat nutrient dense filling foods. And limit carbs.

Hummus or bean dip with veggies: try bell pepper strips, baby carrots, sugar snap peas. Or baked pita chips (portion out).
Nuts (with strict portion control)

Anonymous wrote:Pumpkins seeds (pepitas)

too many of these will cause serious diarrhea.

Trader Joes Baked Tofu - Savory Flavor

Cottage Cheese

Nuts

Anonymous wrote:Roasted chick peas with seasoning. You can buy them already made in packs at Whole Foods in the chips section or you can make them on your own - not hard to do.

They are very high in calories and salt, though. (NP here).

Maybe the roasted seaweed snacks from TJ? Might satisfy the urge to snack. Low in calories.

Pumpkins seeds (pepitas)

Roasted chick peas with seasoning. You can buy them already made in packs at Whole Foods in the chips section or you can make them on your own - not hard to do.

I am trying to lose some weight gradually- about 10 lbs before my September wedding. I eat decent breakfasts and lunches but snacks are severing lacking a I end up eating a lot of salsa-chips, sugary fruit etc. I like savory foods more than sweet and need some recommendations.