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What are your favourite healthy treats?

23 replies

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 06/02/2009 23:43

Frozen yoghurt
Mango
Blueberries
Banana "Ice Cream" made with frozen bananas here
Home made smoothies

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extremelychocolateymilkroll · 07/02/2009 12:42

Do people not have healthy treats? I'm forever trying to replace my regular milk rolls with something that will taste almost as good but find it difficult.

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ClaudiaJean · 07/02/2009 12:46

Frozen grapes. They are delicious. I can almost pretend they are sweets.

ilovemydogandMrObama · 07/02/2009 12:58

rice cakes and raw chilli

Ivykaty44 · 07/02/2009 13:03

Ok

I like toast with a little honey and then mashed banana and sliced kiwi on top -yummy

Take a round wellington glass or such like

put museli for the bottom layer, then yogurt of your choice on the next layer and then drizzle a touch of honey and add fruit cocktail of your choice to the top.

Prunes - love eating prunes and unsulphered apricots.

Also like a compo made with unsulphered apricots and served with eggy bread. Sulphered apricots just dont work.

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 07/02/2009 19:09

These sound great - though not sure about rice cakes and raw chilli.

Just remembered I really like Activia prune yoghurt - really creamy and so much nicer than it sounds.

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artichokes · 07/02/2009 19:14

Low fat yoghurt with a small drizzle of honey and fruit of your choice (my fav is raspberries).

Ultra thin rice cakes with low fat marg and marmite.

Cous cous with chopped nuts, tomatoes, cucumbers and spring onions. Best with vinegrette but lemon juice will do.

NotQuiteCockney · 07/02/2009 19:26

My snacks are all low-gi/low-carb.

Thinly sliced red cabbage with chilli sauce, lime juice, salt and a bit of olive oil.

Tricolore salad (avocado, tomato and mozza).

Cottage cheese and ratatouille, eaten cold.

mrsdisorganised · 07/02/2009 19:30

Version of Gilliam macKieth's recpies

Fresh dates
ground almonds
good quality chocolate powder
tiny bit of water

wizz up in blender till smooth
roll into truffle balls cover in chocolate powder.....

good alternative to 'bad' sweets

nkf · 07/02/2009 19:30

Cherries. I could eat buckets of them.

nappyzonehasastroppytoddler · 07/02/2009 19:31

blueberries - in fact just got asda delivery and ate the whole punnett

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 07/02/2009 19:32

That sounds good mrsd. Could you give me an idea of quantities?

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bestfriendswithbenefits · 07/02/2009 19:34

I do a variation of that, missdisorganised.

Ground almonds, manuka honey, cinnamon, mixed up and made into balls.

kiltycoldbum · 07/02/2009 19:34

olives stuffed with garlic

or sliced tomatoes with evirgin oil on top a little salt and very small chopped raw garlic flippin outrageously good

or

black olives with feta on top with a little oil and balsamic

or

chicory leaves with chopped tomatoe, avocado and blue cheese inside drizzled with oil and lots of black pepper

kiltycoldbum · 07/02/2009 19:35

that would be tomato duh!

mrsdisorganised · 07/02/2009 19:38

Her recipie says....

8 fresh dates
100g ground almonds
2 tsp carob powder
finely grated rind and juice of one lime
macadamia nuts/brazil nuts (optional to roll truffles in)

I'm not keen on carob so i use chocolate powder and I don't like lime so use a small amount of water! Happy truffling

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 07/02/2009 19:39

Thanks mrsd- will definitely give that a go. Do you think dried dates would work?

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mrsdisorganised · 07/02/2009 19:44

Don't know really, I bought a pack of dried dates but they were covered in sugar so it defeated the purpose of 'healthy'! Ask your local veg shop to order them in or maybe they have them in the supermarket....they really need to be squishy

mrsdisorganised · 07/02/2009 19:45

Will try yours bestfriendswithbenefits....any idea of quantities or is it rough eye work

mileniwmffalcon · 07/02/2009 19:47

crab sticks (i know...) dunked in chilli sauce

bestfriendswithbenefits · 07/02/2009 19:48

Just rough eye work really. Something like, a couple of desert spoons of ground almonds to 1 of honey, you can always add more of each until it gets to the right consistency. I got it from the carol vorderman detox diet book.

mrsdisorganised · 07/02/2009 19:53

Thanks .....

nappyzonehasastroppytoddler · 07/02/2009 19:57

milen the op sid healthy lol . Sounds scrummy though

mileniwmffalcon · 07/02/2009 20:55

well so long as you don't think too hard about what's in them they are healthy - fish an' all, low fat, high protein etc.

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