March 28, 201610 yr I'm in the medical field and sometimes things get hectic so I need quick go to easy foods and snack was just wondering if you all could give me some ideas. Currently I eat lots of almonds, boiled eggs and yogurt.
March 28, 201610 yr I love low fat string cheese, salami, and lunch meats. Gallo's reduced fat salami is tasty. For a change up, roll a slice of lunch eat around the string cheese. Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App
March 28, 201610 yr I've been trying to think of non refrigerated snack foods. I know almonds, PB, jerky, and of course there is always protein bars.
March 28, 201610 yr Sliced apples already in a package for single serving with almond butter. (Amazon sells Barney's Butter in single serve packages. A little expensive to eat everyday but very portable.) Beef Jerky (I like Krave brand which is very tender). 1 ounce portions of nuts. (You can buy these individual servings or just break them out in sandwich baggies yourself.) Mr cheese O's are AMAZING if you like cheese crackers. (I found mine at Target but Amazon carries them also.) Individual serving packs of tuna (the Hickory Smoked flavor and Lemon Pepper flavors are great.) If you can refrigerate, definitely string cheese or Cracker Barrel 2% cheese sticks or Greek Yogurt (boosted with a half scoop of Protein powder) or sugar free pudding snack (boosted with a half scoop of protein powder).
March 28, 201610 yr Popular Post Be careful on nuts: http://www.bariatricpal.com/topic/359914-im-giving-up-on-my-nuts/ Very high in concentrated calories. I tried a new strategy for Easter that worked well. I knew I'd be grazing all day with the ham and stuff, so I measured out my grazing plate at the start and instead of hitting the food table, I'd just graze at my plate instead of doing a full sit down meal and then graze. It worked today. Thinking about doing that everyday.
March 28, 201610 yr Be careful on nuts: http://www.bariatricpal.com/topic/359914-im-giving-up-on-my-nuts/ Very high in concentrated calories. I tried a new strategy for Easter that worked well. I knew I'd be grazing all day with the ham and stuff, so I measured out my grazing plate at the start and instead of hitting the food table, I'd just graze at my plate instead of doing a full sit down meal and then graze. It worked today. Thinking about doing that everyday. Well played.
March 28, 201610 yr @@OKCPirate and @Dub I have to watch the grazing thing at work. I bring in Snacks, lunch and Breakfast because I come in at 430ish. Generally the snack is non-refrigerated and I keep them at my desk (grazing reach). I put them in my locker where I have to walk about 100 feet to get them. I only keep 1 snack at my desk. great post~
March 28, 201610 yr I have a small lunchbox I bring to work with me, and I keep three ice packs in there so it stays cold all day without having to refrigerate. I usually bring low fat string cheese, the 2% reduced fat cracker barrel cheese sticks, a tbsp. or two of peanut butter to eat with the individual packs of apple slices, those individual tuna packs, a few pickles, a few slices of deli ham, turkey, or roast beef...there's lots of options. It mostly depends on what you like!
March 29, 201610 yr Boiled eggs. Dump the yolk add hummus in place of the yolk. It's simple delicious-- filling with lots of protein.
March 29, 201610 yr Popular Post Boiled eggs. Dump the yolk add hummus in place of the yolk. It's simple delicious-- filling with lots of protein. Or, don't dump the yolks. The yolks are the most nutritious part of the egg.
March 29, 201610 yr I second the Mr. cheese O's recommendation. I eat them with a can of V8 as my post-swim snack. I also agree with carrying an insulated cooler/lunch bag.
March 30, 201610 yr I often carry my lunch in a Bentgo lunch box. It's made for kids but certainly has room enough for lunch. You can buy interchangeable inserts which are really convenient.
March 30, 201610 yr Boiled eggs. Dump the yolk add hummus in place of the yolk. It's simple delicious-- filling with lots of Protein. Or, don't dump the yolks. The yolks are the most nutritious part of the egg. And the most caloric. I'm not against an occasional yolk but if you eat this snack on a daily basis the hummus is a nice change of pace and probably better for you in the long run.
March 30, 201610 yr I'm looking for ideas too. I'm 5 wks post op and eggs and cheese don't sit well with me too soon for nuts I'm afraid, which leaves nut butters, lunch meat (don't care for the sodium content) and yogurt. Any thing I'm missing? Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
March 30, 201610 yr I don't know if you folk from the US get these but they're GREAT for a snack... They're called Brown Rice chips and are the Wild Rice variety... They're made by Sun Rice... Gluten free... No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives... They're made with the whole grain and are, according to the package, a product of the US.. These are my absolute favourite go to snack... If I weren't so 'special' I'd post a pic of the packet that they come in... But I'm special.. You know that...
March 30, 201610 yr Someone gave me a package of the WonderSlim sour cream and onion snack O's. I'm really picky so I did not think I would like them but wow was I wrong! They have 12 g of Protein and the carbs are quiet low as well. They really help when I'm having a chip craving. They are great to throw in your bag and eat when you need a protein boost. Hope you enjoy them too! (And there are other flavors and snack ideas on their website) http://www.wonderslim.com/wonderslim-protein-diet-snacks-snackos-sourcream.html
I'm in the medical field and sometimes things get hectic so I need quick go to easy foods and snack was just wondering if you all could give me some ideas.
Currently I eat lots of almonds, boiled eggs and yogurt.