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I love this so much that I had to share!

CAUTION: I tolerate this snack very well as my before-bed snack, but I'm also right about at goal weight. I wouldn't recommend this treat until you're near or at your goal as it could be a trigger food for you if you love Peanut Butter. But, if you're on the regular food phase, can keep it to 2 and it adds something wonderful after you've eaten your daily requirement of Protein, then ENJOY!

Easy Light Peanut Butter Crackers

97 Calories

3.5g protein

6.5g carbs

5.75g fat

0.5g sugar

3 Ingredients:

PB2 - 1tbsp, split (it's a half serving)

22 cals

.75g fat

1.5g carb

2.5g protein

0.5g sugar

Smart balance Light W/ flaxseed oil - 1 tablespoon, split

50 cals

5g fat

0g carb

0g protein

0g sugar

Susie's Thin Cakes - 2 crackers

25 cals

5g carb

1g protein

0g sugar

0g fat

Take 2 Suzie's Thin Cakes and butter each with Smart Balance Light. Sprinkle PB2 on top of each buttered cracker and, voila! You've satisfied your need for something buttery, crunchy and savory without ruining your diet. You can give this a protein boost by using the full serving of PB2 (2 tablespoons). This tastes BETTER than peanut butter to me!

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