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    What are some healthy snacks to have around?

    Hey u all....sometiems im really hungry at my house cause i dont want to eat anything bad....but the only things i have are yogurt and peanut butter sandwiches(but thats hiugh in fat)...what are some good healthy snacks to have? im tinkin nuts and edamame but i cant cook edamame yet :P
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    how about berries and bananas

    and here are others I you may or may not consider snacks...

    tuna
    brown rice
    apples
    broccoli
    carrots
    cauliflower
    chicken
    cornflakes (my favorite)
    egg whites
    cucumbers
    peaches
    Tuna
    Pears

    That's all I can think of right now..... but there are many more.
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    The kinds of snacks you could have actually depends on your goals.



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    Yeah, either you want to lean or bulk right Jodi?
    If you lean then you want to cut the fast carbs I do believe.
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    Snacks are actually a no-no anyway. You should be eatting several small meals every few hours to avoid snacking

    However, a "good" cheat type snack is FF SF pudding made with low carb milk and topped with FF cool whip works ONCE IN A BLUE MOON
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