To think there is no food healthier and tastier

[BrightonCalling]

Than homemade hummus?

Seriously, i chuck the ingredients in my nutribullet and eat with carrot sticks or straight off the spoon.

It's absolutely delicious plus really healthy.

Care to share other super healthy moreish ideas?

yes home made hummus is delish but you cant live on hummus with carrot sticks

Salmon. I could, no exaggeration, live off it. Any way, smoked, baked, fried. Unfortunately I can only afford it once a week as a treat.

Not really ds allergic to 2 ingredients, could kill him.

I love apple slices dipped in peanut butter.

jacket sweet potatoes are my idea of healthy heaven, with cheese and coleslaw on top food of the gods

That sounds amazing OP, send it my way!

I'm a huge fan of broccoli smothered in garlic and a little olive oil, baked until it's properly crispy, and then doused in lemon juice. I could eat that forever!

Chickpeas aren't that good for you in large quantities.

Eggs

We love making yogurt bark. My DD has multiple allergies and we are keeping added sugar to a minimum so it's a perfect thing to make especially now the weather is warming up

Just boiled eggs, salt, yum.
Baked sweet potato, feta, salad, red onion, balsamic dressing.

@SpanxOnLetsGo

Mmm, yes, even in their least glamorous form (boiled): rolled in a little salt and paprika with the yolk still gooey...

Otherusernameisapun

Try your recipe but with cauliflower. Heaven.

I fucking hate hummus.

Anyone got garlic bread?

Yes eggs - so nutritious, so versatile, easy to digest and fantastic source of protein, I always feel well after eggs and full without feeling overfull or uncomfortable.

Everyone is different, I HATE houmous, it blows out my stomach like a balloon ,it's in every effing thing!!!! I swear that most supermarkets have shares in the chickpea fields

Tahini on its own, you can froth it up. (not mixed with chickpeas) much nicer and can be used in the same way , I made a white bean and tahini dip yesterday that's lovely !!!!

Why are chickpeas not that good in large quantities? I thought they were good for protein.

@halfwitpicker
I cant get on board with sweet potato, its alright but dont love it like many seem to. Find it a bit sickly. But yes - red onion feta and vinegar with cherry tomatoes...

Green pitted olives, sliced cherry tomatoes, a selection of fresh salad leaves from garden and some chopped up babybell cheese all smothered in basil infused olive oil.
Great summer lunch treat!

So long as it's not overloaded with oil. You could overdo the fibre though!

Me too Chicken

Yes I prefer good organic eggs too LaGatta .

I read the title and thought to myself "hummus" , opened the thread expecting it to ne something else!
I've just made it myself for the first time and honestly I could eat this for lunch every day!!!
So good! Mine is with red peppers and cilli

Same with butternut squash. Hate that shit! Not a fan of any fibrous, sweet veg.

Augment your carrots and hummus with falafels, leaves and a pitta.

Chickpeas aren't that good for you in large quantities

Are they not? Why?

I would have thought that, if someone had a really restricted diet for whatever reason and only ate carrots and hummus, it would be well up there as a reasonably nutritious diet, full of fat, protein, carbs and vitamins, healthier than diets where people ate a greater variety but of less nutritous foods.

I started slimming world a few months back, savoury snacks, boiled eggs salt and pepper. And mackerel (I’m popular at work )
Sweet vanilla quark and berries. I’ve discovered I really enjoy these foods. Definitely adding Apple and peanut butter to my list.

@partdeux
It bears quite literally no resemblance to shop bought humus, taste wise!