As you review these snack ideas, I challenge you (if you don’t do this already), to forecast your meals and snacks this week.
Print off this helpful meal-planning template:
You can find me doing this every Sunday afternoon, and hopefully, as a family, having the kids write the meal ideas on their little dry-erase board in the kitchen. This meal plan does not and should not be a black-and-white plan, it’s a draft to help you along with decision fatigue and planning as the week moves along.
As for snacks, while minimizing/avoiding them can have a number of benefits, including weight loss, better blood sugar control, and lower insulin levels, there are occasions when our meals are greater than 4-6 hours apart and a snack is beneficial.
On busy days, I will grab one of my fat-bombs to carry me over until dinner.
They are such a treat and require only a fraction of a dose of insulin. Try them out and let me know what you think. Recipe to Kelly’s Fat Bombs (GF, DF, Paleo).
Additional Snack Ideas:
- a cup of berries and spoonful of nut butter
- a green apple
- 1 cup of shelled edamame, sea salt, and pepper
- 2 cups of popcorn with nutritional yeast (if you are dairy-free) or parmesan cheese
- Jilz Crackers and half an avocado. I get the portion-controlled crackers, as they are darn tasty and easy to overeat.
- 1/4 cup of spiced nuts. I love the portion controlled tin from California Almond; they sell it at wholesale and it’s a sure way to enjoy nuts in proportion.
- Seaweed snack and smoked salmon
- Kale chips
- Roasted garbanzo beans
- Moon cheese and raw veggies
- A bowl of leftover roasted vegetables
- Rx bar
- Epic jerky bars
- Dark chocolate (Hu is my go-to)
- Fat bomb packets
- Good Fats Bar
- Pork rinds
- Aloha bars – minis
- Macro bars – mini
- A date with peanut butter in the middle – yum!
Leave A Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.