- low-fat dairy
- eggs
- sliced lean deli meat
- Whole-grain breads
- whole-grain crackers
- whole-grain chips
- Fruit
- veggies
- fiber-filled cereals
- hummus
Healthy fats such as avacado, nuts, and peanut butter should be enjoyed in small amounts, but provide essential fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins and are great to pair with foods from the above list.
My new favorite snack is apple and peanut butter sandwiches. They fill me up, give me my peanut butter (I love PB!) and satisfy a sweet craving, too. Apples are full of fiber and peanut butter gives me protein, so this snack is sure to stick with me between meals without wanting anything else.
Knowing when to snack is another obstacle for some. I often crave something around 10AM and 3PM. Knowing this, I try to be prepared and don't let myself get past those times without a snack to avoid over-eating once I do get a snack or to the next meal. Being aware of when you usually need a snack is powerful knowledge that you can use to your advantage. Being prepared for those snack times will help you in your weight-loss goals. Keep in mind that food is fuel. It should be enjoyed, but not too much and make sure that whatever you're eating is worth it! You're worth it!
2 comments:
Hi Annie! I just found your blog and I'm so glad that I did! I love finding new WW blogs. I too have struggled with PCOS, but now am expecting my fist child. My success is, without a doubt, a product of my faith and weight loss through Weight Watchers. I look forward to following you on your journey! :)
Now that I'm eating eggs for breakfast....I don't need a morning snack anymore!
I love a handful of almonds!
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