Who hasn't spent way too much moolah on a box of those cleverly packaged 100-calorie baglettes of cookies or crackers? Even though you know they cost roughly twice what a regular bag does -- not to mention that all that packaging is a mini-environmental disaster -- still, they limit temptation.
Save your dough and satisfy your snack attacks with one of these treats. Lots are single servings; nearly all the rest can be popped into mini-plastic bags and thrown into a pocket or bag. No will power needed.
- 5 Hershey's dark chocolate Kisses or, if chocolate's gotta be Dove for you, 2 Dove Promise dark chocolate miniatures
- 2 fresh figs or 1 juicy pear
- ½ English muffin toasted with just enough cheddar to meltingly cover the top
- 1 heaping cup of cherries
- 12 almonds
- 12 dried apricot halves
- 1 Dannon Light & Fit Raspberry Smoothie
- 1 Klondike Slim-a-Bear fudge bar
- 48 Rold Gold pretzel sticks
- 2 Dole frozen fruit juice bars (go wild and have 3 if you like -- at 30 calories a pop, who cares?)
- 1 Starbucks 8-oz. Caramel Macchiato, made with nonfat milk
- And if you're pregnant and craving pickles and nothing but, you can happily munch and crunch through 8 medium dills.
