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Portable Snacking Tips and Ideas

Remember the 'Healthy' with the 'To-Go'

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LEANMEAN2

6/14/2013 6:42:23 AM

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Lots of good suggestions. Thanks

RAVENLB1

6/12/2013 11:49:00 PM

I peel a jicama, cut it in half and then use my mandolin to slice each half. I sprinkle the slices with lime juice, put in a sandwich bag and leave in frig until cool and crisp. Wonderful snack! I also sprinkle slices with cinnamon for a different taste.

JMAHNKEN

6/11/2013 9:11:40 PM

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I have read that putting a wet sponge into a zip lock baggie and freezing it it good for then putting in to lunches as the sponge soaks back up the water as it defrosts.

DELLMEL

6/7/2013 8:28:05 AM

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Love the info. Good also for watching t.v.

1SALLY2

2/16/2013 1:21:23 PM

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My husband and I do lots of day trips on our own and with a group we are members of.
I always pack my insulated lunch bag with a home made ice pack, crushed ice in double bagged sandwich size zipper baggies, this keeps the melted ice from leaking out. I pack a mid morning and mid afternoon snack, both being a protein and veggie combo. We only bring water along for drinking and of course our Coleman water jug for refilling. I have lost 19 lbs with 34 more to lose. I gained my excess weigh over 30 years of mindless eating. I am aiming to make my goal weight in 24 months.

1SALLY2

2/16/2013 10:05:28 AM

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My husband and I do lots of day trips on our own and with a group we are members of.
I always pack my insulated lunch bag with a home made ice pack, crushed ice in double bagged sandwich size zipper baggies, this keeps the melted ice from leaking out. I pack a mid morning and mid afternoon snack, both being a protein and veggie combo. We only bring water along for drinking and of course our Coleman water jug for refilling. I have lost 19 lbs with 34 more to lose. I gained my excess weigh over 30 years of mindless eating. I am aiming to make my goal weight in 24 months.

EJEANNIE68

2/3/2013 6:14:11 PM

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I was hoping this would have some options for me, I have IBS and can't eat eggs, raisins, nuts, tuna or granola and hate bananas & yogurt :(

IDJ1973

1/30/2013 12:51:01 PM

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great ideas.

WAYCAT

1/17/2013 3:35:58 AM

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I'm pleased to see that a lot of the items on this list I already have in my cupboards.

Some of the ideas I would consider to be a meal rather than a snack, for me at any rate.

But I guess in that case it's easy to make half portions.

LMIHALAK

1/1/2013 10:31:37 AM

Great Info

SWEETLIFE3

11/6/2012 10:20:08 PM

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Always surprised that these articles have so many good ideas I never thought of... wish SPARKPEOPLE would include some of these choices on the meal plans. Not enough choices so I freeform and that's generally when I get off track and swing too far in one direction ie carbs

MURIEL395

11/6/2012 2:20:48 PM

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Just starting tomorrow...have 20 morew pounds to lose.

RJSAMS

11/6/2012 1:42:26 PM

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I buy trail mix from the local coop in bulk and pre-measure it into snack-size baggies or food sealer bags. Easy to grab, portion control and a shot of protein.

EMILYJVG

11/6/2012 12:49:54 PM

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HUMMUS! especially instead of dressing for veggie dip!

ULISED

11/6/2012 11:04:32 AM

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Another good one is a mini banana. They are sweeter than regular bananas and have fewer calories, but are so good! You can ususally find them with the more exotic fruits in the produce section of your grocery store.

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