12-14-2013 20:12
12-14-2013 20:12
Have hypoglycemia.. I hate having to eat every five minutes. Are there any high protein/carb snacks that will keep me full (and my blood sugar levels higher) longer?
This would help so much!
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12-06-2014 10:12
12-06-2014 10:12
For tpauline:
Recipe for protein bar sounds easy and good.
3 C oats -- Old fashioned or one minute??
Protein Power - Brand or other descriptive info ??
Any idea of the nutritional counts to add into Fitbit food index ??
Thanks for any additional info.
Mickey
01-03-2015 16:13
01-03-2015 16:13
I've included the link to a high protein, low sugar cookie recipe. It sounds awful but it tastes great and is super quick and easy to make (i.e. my 13 year old daughter made them). I actually call these breakfast cookies because I can grab one and go out the door in the morning and am definitely full for some time. Good luck!
01-04-2015 13:38
01-04-2015 13:38
I do my Quinoa in the rice cooker - goes really fast & then I don't have to watch it - turns out great & my rice cooker has the basket on top that you can cook meat/veggies or whatever so I cook veggies to put in the it. Works great!
01-12-2015 10:36 - edited 01-12-2015 10:49
01-12-2015 10:36 - edited 01-12-2015 10:49
I LOVE parmesan crisps! Preheat oven to 400 degrees, grate parmesan ( about 3/4 oz per crisp), make neat rounded piles , a half inch apart, on a parchment-lined cookie sheet. Pat piles down slighty, but don't compact. I actuallly use a biscuit cutter and place all the cheese in the circle then lift. I also highly recommend baking these using a silicone baking sheet. Bake for 5 minutes or till lightly golden brown (in my oven, it takes closer to 10 minutes). Very satisfying.. crispy, yummy and a great vehicle for spinach artichoke dip.
To make my leaner healthier spinach dip, I start with a container of Safeway's Signature Cafe Artichoke Dip( or Artichoke Jalapeno Dip) and add a whole package of cooked frozen spinach, squeezed dry. I cut the spinach with scissors into the bowl, then mix all together really well. Take a few spoonfuls of this dip (if it's just for you) , then pop in in the microwave for 45 seconds to a mintue ( or until nice and hot and melty). You'll have more for later in the fridge.
I served my parmesan crisps with this spinach dip to friends over the holidays and they LOVED it!
02-06-2015 10:34
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02-09-2015 11:25 - edited 02-09-2015 11:26
02-09-2015 11:25 - edited 02-09-2015 11:26
Very excited to try the protein balls tonight!
02-09-2015 13:52
02-09-2015 13:52
Your method has worked for me in the past.
I buy those ziplock snack size bags and can divide up items and pack several at a time. I can just grab and go with the snack size fruit/veg, granola, humuus and chips,nuts, cheese bites etc. I can save the bags and reuse. I have a few snacks stashed in the car, desk, purse so that I can snack purposefully on "good" snacks instead of "high calorie bad" ones.
02-10-2015 21:07
02-10-2015 21:07
I don't know if anyone mentioned but I really like the Tuna Creations Pouches. 80-110 calories, 16gm protein. You can keep in desk drawer and eat with a fork. I know tuna not healthy to eat everyday but throwing it out there.
02-20-2015 06:57
02-20-2015 06:57
I like your way of doing this. I have similar issues. Look forward to following some of your suggestions.
03-10-2015 22:11
03-10-2015 22:11
Excellent information, well written.
03-27-2015 11:32
03-27-2015 11:32
what is the calorie count for your recipe?
04-07-2015 09:41
04-07-2015 09:41
that sounds really good - almost like a dessert
07-09-2015 10:14
07-09-2015 10:14
Yes please I would love the recipe
01-17-2016 10:10
01-17-2016 10:10
I just discovered peanut butter powder as well. It is a fabulous addition to my smoothies.