These are good! I just tried grapefruit with honey & cinnamon…only used 1/2 tsp of honey, and it was AMAZing!!!
via – skinnymom.com by Brooke Griffin
Slim Down With 30 Days of Healthy Snacks
Half a Grapefruit + Agave Nectar or Honey: 1 tablespoon of agave or honey and a dash of cinnamon truly transforms this sour fruit!
Photo Credit: The Healthy Wife
Black Bean and Corn Salsa: This recipe is simple and delicious and will be a fan favorite with party guests! Try this recipe out!
Cantaloupe + Cottage Cheese: The acidity of the cantaloupe pairs perfectly with the cottage cheese. Plus a quarter of a cantaloupe and four ounces of cottage cheese is still well under 200 calories!
Skinny Guacamole: You simply can’t have a healthy snacks list and not include guac. I mean, come on… it’s essential, right? Find this recipe here!
Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Banana Bites: Move over frozen grapes, frozen banana bites dipped in peanut butter and chocolate are here! Find the recipe here or try our Frozen Blueberry Yogurt Bites for more of a sweet tasting treat!
Skinny Mini Banana Bread Muffins: A super easy, super customizable recipe that will have you eating seconds! Want to try this recipe? Click here!
Autumn Apple Oat Bars: Loaded with fiber and tons of other nutrition, these brain boosters will have your kids thinking they’re eating apple pie for breakfast! Check out the recipe here!
Skinny Baked Sweet Potato Chips: The homemade version is so much better, we promise! Plus, they are easy to make. Or if you’re looking to switch them up, try our delicious Baked Zucchini Chips!
Spicy Roasted Chickpeas: A third of this recipe is only 139 calories! It’s so filling without weighing you down. Click here to see this recipe!
Pumpkin Seeds: Raw pumpkin seeds have only 160 calories in a quarter cup, and those healthy fats will keep you full!
PB + Fruit Protein Balls: A good PB&J sandwich is so satisfying… when you’re eight. Have the grown-up version with a boost of extra protein. Find our recipe here!
Popcorn: Without all the added butter, popcorn can be a super healthy snack. You can always sprinkle a little Parmesan cheese on there! Everything in moderation, ladies.
Tart Strawberry Rhubarb Protein Popsicle: While we’re still in the heart of winter, there is no reason we can’t enjoy a cool treat. So think summer and try a frozen treat! Click here for the recipe.
Snap Peas + Light Veggie Dip: There are two versions of this dip from Kayln’s Kitchen. Go with the updated version, which uses Greek yogurt and light sour cream. Click here to check it out!
Healthy Cookie Dough Dip + Graham Crackers: Eat a whole bowl of “dough” and don’t feel guilty or afraid you’re going to get salmonella. Click here for the recipe from Chocolate Covered Katie.
>> Read more: Skinny Mom’s Guide to Prepackaged Snacks
Ants on a Log: You don’t have to be a kindergartner to appreciate this snack. In fact, you may just enjoy it even more now! Click here for the recipe from The Cooking Photographer.
Zucchini “Sushi” Rolls: Forget the dip! Roll up all your veggies with a hint of apple, a crunch of nuts and a splash of balsamic vinegar for a zingy snack. Here’s the recipe from Tales of a Kitchen.
Apples + Nutella Yogurt Fruit Dip: This dip contains only two ingredients. You may be able to guess them… Click here to check it out.
String Cheese + Grapes: You can always go back to the basics with a classic cheese and fruit combo. No fussy baking or mixing required!
Photo Credit: Annie’s Ruby Slipperz
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Cucumber Hummus Cups: Need a new way to eat hummus? Here’s your answer: A crisp, pitted cucumber. Here’s the recipe from Living Well Kitchen.
