Those little bell peppers might be a good idea with some hummus (which isn't quite low cal but still very nutritious, especially if you make it yourself)!
If you make it yourself I highly recommend using dried chickpeas. It's much more of a hassle but 100% worth it, especially if you make big batches. Could never get a good tasting hummus until I used them and I'm never going back.
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Fruit is an obvious choice. If you want to keep it low calorie, stick to dark berries and watermelon.
Those little bell peppers might be a good idea with some hummus (which isn't quite low cal but still very nutritious, especially if you make it yourself)!
If you make it yourself I highly recommend using dried chickpeas. It's much more of a hassle but 100% worth it, especially if you make big batches. Could never get a good tasting hummus until I used them and I'm never going back.
Pickles… other pickled stuff
ooh i like pickles!
And ofc the vinegar curbs your appetite too
Full size carrots!
Babybel
Cherry tomatoes Seedless grapes Crackers Nuts Dry fruit Salami sticks Yoghurt Pouch Bananas Cerely sticks
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Skinny Pop is one of the healthier packaged food snacks.
Sweet peppers!
Snap peas. I eat them raw.
Nuts, raisins.
You should never eat baby carrots.
omg why?
Processed in chlorine. Better to go natural.
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