A Day's Snacking on the Paleo Diet
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Another “hit and run” article from me today due to continuing I.T. issues. No, I haven’t taken leave of my senses - I’ve already blogged about the role of snacking in the paleo diet. For those of you know want to tackle the munchies when they strike (or who want
a fast meal) here are some ideas for a day’s snacking on the paleo diet:
Sandwich
Mayo
Kale Crisps
Banana Bites
Pumpkin Pie
There you have it - ideas for a day’s snacking on the paleo diet. What are your favourite paleo snacks? Share your thoughts below!
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There are times that I get in a mood to just snack - it’s usually when I just DO NOT want to cook at all.
I drizzle olive oil onto dry roasted macadamia nuts, and sprinkle a little celtic sea salt on top.
Kale chips
Sweet potato chips
Frozen grapes
Frozen raspberries (lower in sugar than grapes)
Bacon and guac
Mandie those sound great. I especially like the idea of the macs with olive oil and sea salt. Yum!
Thank you for sharing!
Lila
I have snacked on roasted veggie chips-ie parsnip, baby carrots, also olives come to mind and homemade sour pickles!
Olives and pickles. Love it!
Thanks for commenting!
I’ve been making zucchini chips with my food dehydrator. Use a mandolin or food processor to slice them thin. I use a little EVOO, garlic, rosemary, salt & pepper rubbed into the slices. Spread them out and dehydrate @ about 120-130 degrees Fahrenheit 8 hours or so. Crispy and salty like a potato chip, & low heat to preserve the goodness of EVOO.
The zucchini chips sound great. I will have to try that in my dehydrator. Thank you so much for the terrific suggestion!
I love to make eggplant for I cut it into smallish pieces ( to your liking how big or small) and then I peel, Then you can add your own spices/seasonings ( I am weird and use parsley and Italian seasoning, but not too much for my son) and sprinkle over it olive oil and Parmesan cheese. Then I put it in the oven on 350 for 15 minutes and then eat it. I put it in recipes and eat it just as it is and I find that one cup or 8ozs is a lot and very filling. Hope you enjoy!
Marianne, those sound delish! What a terrific snack.
Thank you for sharing!