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4 'Clean Snacks' You Can Eat Non-Stop Without Ever Gaining Weight, According To Experts

October 3, 2019 by SheFinds Health
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If you have your healthy meal prep plan in place, but struggle to decide what to snack on when the mid-afternoon munchies hit, it may be time to also include a few good clean snacks in your tool belt.

Whether or not you’re trying to lose weight, these snacks are a smart, healthy option. They aren’t processed, aren’t high in added sugar, and contain nutrients that provide energy, boost metabolism, and aid in digestion.

Here are four clean snacks you can eat non-stop without ever gaining weight, according to experts.

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fruit

Fresh Fruit

 

Yes, fruit contains sugar. And, no, you shouldn’t eat it all day, every day. But a snack of blueberries or raspberries contains both antioxidants and filling fiber.  Pears and strawberries are among the best fruit sources of fiber for a healthy digestive system. And bananas are an absolute powerhouse of potassium and vitamins C and B6.


In other words: don’t skip out on fruit.

popcorn

Popcorn


Air-popped popcorn is low in calories and is a source of B vitamins, iron, magnesium, zinc, and other important nutrients. While it’s true that movie-style popcorn drenched in butter and salt also contains saturated fat and sodium, you can easily make this treat at home without a ton of oil or butter.

nuts

Nuts


Eating a small amount of nuts each day is associated with a lower body weight, according to several studies — and its high fat content shouldn’t deter you from enjoying a handful of almonds, walnuts, or Brazil nuts every day. Nuts are a source of omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and a number of vitamins and minerals like vitamin E and selenium.

avocado hummus

Avocado Hummus


You’ll forget you’re eating one of the healthiest foods on the planet when you whip up this avocado hummus and enjoy it as a dip for veggies and whole grain toast (it’s amazing on its own, too). This spread contains a wealth of protein, good, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals. And it’s simple to make. Gather up your blender and the following ingredients:


Chickpeas

Avocados

Olive oil

Tahini

Lime juice

Garlic

Salt and pepper

Cumin

Cilantro leaves

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Various types of artisan bread on display.
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Woman experiencing joint pain discomfort.
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Woman adding sugar to aromatic coffee.
Wooden board featuring bagels, blueberries, and butter.
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