Having healthy whole foods to munch on ready in your pantry helps you stay away from unhealthy processed foods.
It’s VERY hard to overeat broccoli, carrot sticks, or apples. Why?
Because whole foods are nutrient-DENSE. They contain an array of vitamins and fiber to help make you feel full. Healthy whole food snacks signal to your brain that you’re “getting satisfied”, whereas processed foods make you want more and more.
Here are 5 healthy snack ideas you can start prepping:
Protein: hummus
Veggie: carrot sticks, cucumber slices, and bell pepper stripes
Carb: whole-grain crackers or whole-grain pita bread
Fat: olive oil (in hummus)
Protein: greek yogurt
Carbs: fresh berries, low sugar granola
Fat: nuts or seeds (e.g. almonds or chia seeds)
Protein: cottage cheese
Veggie: arugula and/or tomato on top
Carb: sprouted wheat toast
Fat: avocado
Protein: Nuts (e.g. almonds, walnuts)
Carbs: dried fruit (e.g. raisins, apricots)
Fat: Nuts and seeds (e.g. sunflower seeds)
Protein: tuna
Veggie: chopped tomatoes, cucumber, and red onion
Carb: quinoa
Fat: olive oil based dressing with feta cheese crumbles
Remember, to create a healthy snack that keeps you satisfied for at least 1-2 hours, incorporate a protein source, a vegetable, a carbohydrate, and healthy fat.
Jenny J
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