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Quick & Easy Clean Snacks

Quick & Easy Clean Snacks

| On 29, Jul 2008


Clean eating means you will be eating 5-6 small, balanced meals a day. Eating every 2-3 hours helps keep your blood sugar levels from going on a roller coaster ride, keeps you feeling full & satisfied and provides a steady stream of vital nutrients to your body. It may seem like a lot of food and planning at first, but once you get into the groove and start feeling the benefits, you won’t want it any other way.

I thought I would share some of my favorite quick & easy clean snacks. You can easily keep these items on hand to grab & go. The main thing you want to remember besides feeding your body frequently, is to combine a quality protein with a complex carbohydrate at each meal. Here are some examples:

  • Handfull of almonds & grapes
  • 100% whole wheat toast & natural peanut (or other type of nut) butter
  • Cottage cheese with fresh berries
  • Hard boiled egg whites & old fashioned oats
  • Apple slices with natural peanut butter
  • Natural turkey jerky with a serving of fruit
  • Protein shake
  • Sliced turkey or tuna & whole wheat crackers

You can see, there are lots of options for simple, clean snacking. You could pack most of these things into a small cooler to take with you. Of course, don’t forget your water! You want lots & lots of water throughout the day to stay well hydrated. Water also helps carry all those wonderful nutrients a clean diet provides to your body’s cells. I could go on & on about the benefits of water, but I’ll save that for a future post!

Need some snack ideas for your kids?  Check out:  Clean Eating Snacks for Kids

Comments

  1. Great snack ideas. I have been on a protein smoothie shake kick lately and love them. I also enjoy the turkey jerky and cottage cheese too. Thanks for sharing your snack ideas. I drink a lot of water every day so that helps my hunger pangs sometimes.

  2. Amber

    What I did to get off of the blood sugar roller coaster was to eat as much clean foods as I needed to, and no other bad stuff. I ate often enough to not get real hungry, and of course drank water in between and herb teas also. It took me about a week or two to not be thinking and craving on the junk. I lost 7 lbs. the first 2 weeks or so.

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