Snacks that aren’t fruit or yogurt

[IntoTheFloodAgain]

I’m getting really sick of fruit and yogurt, especially in the cold weather. I need something a bit more soft and scrumptious (can’t think of a better word).

I make some oat cookies every now and again that I save my hexb for.
Has anyone got any ideas of something similar?
I’d rather keep them syn free, but can use my hex for but very low syn will also do.

Anything without fruit ideally!

Should have said sweet snacks, ideally!

Sugar free jelly

I eat quark a lot. A lady at my class puts an options sachet in hers.

Jelly, the 10 cal pots are half a syn or its 1.5 syns for a sachet made up.

I eat carrots and sugar snap peas a lot with pickled onions.

Do u mean more starchy ? Jelly is too cold and much like yoghurt

Meranges are quite low syn.

Pickled eggs. Not exactly sweet, though. Sorry!

Yes was going to say meringues. Sometimes nice with the fruit/yoghurt!! I've also read a recipe for salted caramel chocolate rice pudding.. I'll try find it

Here's the recipe and photo. I haven't tried it but it looks delicious !

Ham / eggs

mmmmm @frozen that looks lovely.

@farmerswife yes a bit more starchy or even something a bit creamier.

Fruit just doesn’t do much for my sweet tooth except get stuck in it!

If not sweet,

Carrots
Biltong

My new favourite - looks minging but bloody lovely. Prunes (healthy b) in fat free fromage frais

Sweet cloud bread sandwich with whipped quark and raspberry filling. I can almost pretend it’s a Victoria sponge. If you use less than 1tbsp sweetener per portion then it’s free. Still a bit fruit and yoghurt-y though maybe...
Baked oats are also good if you want to use your HexB.

@CuriousHedgehog oooo cloud bread looks enough like cake to me! I’ve just had a quick look online, some recipes say cream of tartar (is that free), some say vinegar?
How do you make it?

Although fruit and yoghurty my fav desert at minute is fat free yoghurt with a meringue nest broken up stirred on with berries Low Syn and delicious

I use baking powder (because it was what I had in the cupboard and it works!), which is half a syn for a tsp, but I use half a tsp to make 8, then eat them two at a time, so they are only 0.06 syns per serving which is pretty much free in my opinion. They are more meringue-y than anything (nothing like real bread!) but I enjoy them!

Try these :)

twochubbycubs.com/slimming-world-recipes/#snacks
twochubbycubs.com/slimming-world-recipes/#desserts

Quiche muffins. Follow the SW Quiche recipe, but divide them into muffin tins/cupcake moulds. Lovely, syn free snack :)