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Is anyone a grazer?

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UsernameIsNotAvailableRightNow · 13/03/2022 21:43

Hi, I was wondering if anyone else prefers to graze all day and then have an evening meal? Anyone want a grazing diet post to share ideas and motivate each other?

I don't mean just constantly eating but not a set 3 meals a day. I generally can't eat a big breakfast and I'm not too fussed about a standard lunch. I'd rather have a selection of healthy snacks i have pre weighed out which I can pick at all day and then have a meal at the table with the kids in the evening.

If so what kind of things do you like? Has anyone found some good, healthy foods which are good for nibbling on?

My main ones are pretzels, grapes, small cheese cubes or babybel, tangerine, apple slices with peanut butter, carrot and hummus, pepperami, boiled agg and cherry tomatoes. Also pickles are good.

I do calorie counting and try to hit 10,000 steps a day minimum.

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Blondie1984 · 14/03/2022 00:38

How are you defining healthy? Because I’m not sure that Pepperami (highly processed, very salty meat based snack) or pretzels necessarily meet the standard definitions....

I like Babybel, Greek yoghurt with berries, roasted chickpeas, edamame beans or sugar snap peas, oatcakes with hummus, smoked salmon or mackerel pate or peanut butter - oh and prawns

UsernameIsNotAvailableRightNow · 14/03/2022 08:24

I'm just trying to lose weight without eating a ton of junk tbh. Mostly calorie counting and so long as I don't go over my calories I generally don't care what food I eat. So when I said healthy I just meant healthier than junk food and I personally don't class those things as junk food.

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