Snacks/Foods that make you feel full
Hi, I am looking for suggestions on low calorie foods that make you feel full even if you eat a small portion. So far it seems like only peanut butter does the trick. Everything else: small portion = feel hungry half an hour later. Even those protein bars don't make me feel full (plus they taste so awful). Meat/poultry fill me up as well but thats not really a practical snack throughout the day. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Edited Aug 15 2008 19:12 by sun123
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Low cal wheat bread is really great, I get the 40 cal per slice, toast it, and spread light laughing cow cheese on it for 115 calories, it fills you up really well.
olives
or cherry tomatoes
For me, it's something that has protein but also has a little fat. If I try to go for a lower-fat alternative, I get hungry a lot faster.
A few things that I like:
A hard boiled egg
A tbsp peanut or other nut butter
1/2 cup 1% cottage cheese
1/2 cup yogurt with some fat in it
A few things that I like:
A hard boiled egg
A tbsp peanut or other nut butter
1/2 cup 1% cottage cheese
1/2 cup yogurt with some fat in it
I like to eat Simple harvest soup. It has like 100 calories a serving and you can eat the entire can for 200 calories and i feel full
Popcorn: I love the 100 calorie bags; HUGE serving!
4 oz nonfat yogurt or skim milk blended with sugar substitute & flavor of your choice & 2 cups ice
Lettuce wrapped pickles with mustard
Puffed millet (50 calories / cup)
Sliced Deli Meats
2 cups veggies w/ 4 ounces ground turkey & spices
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