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Reply 1
rivitas/crisp bread type stuff? Spice them up with different toppings. Cant really think of much that dont involve fruit or veggies.
Reply 2
rivitas/crisp breads.. I like your thinking.
Reply 3
Rice cakes? I can't stand them myself but I know they're healthy as they're basically pure air.
Reply 4
carmel snack a jacks... mmmmmm fancy them now, but i dont think the coating is very healthy.
Reply 5
bread sticks
Reply 6
Glory
carmel snack a jacks... mmmmmm fancy them now, but i dont think the coating is very healthy.


snack a jacks arnt any good lol.. normal, plain rice cakes are tho. :yy: squirly.
Reply 7
anybody with ideas for cheap, filling snacks?
Reply 8
Asda do some really nice pretzles. Low saturated fat (the stuff which sticks around longest) low sugar, nice flavour. Not sure on their actual name but they're yummy and good for you. Come in salted (tastiest me thinks) or cheese and chive (stinky.)

~* Robs *~
Reply 9
plain pop corn, the stuff you pop yourself which you can get from holland and barrets(sp?).
Air
Grab a small child.

Bite its head off.

Savour the juices.

High in protein, low in cost.

Would that be different enough?
Reply 12
squirly
Rice cakes? I can't stand them myself but I know they're healthy as they're basically pure air.


Although pretty **** to eat seeing as they have a really high glycemic index..they'll boost your blood sugar levels but only for a short time and then they'll plummet and you'll be really hungry.
Reply 13
HagerVor
anybody with ideas for cheap, filling snacks?


cotton wool with a bit of salt?
squirly
Rice cakes? I can't stand them myself but I know they're healthy as they're basically pure air.


who can, although the rest of my family seems to love them.
Reply 15
Dust?
Reply 16
Do some of you posters really find yourselves funny? :wtf?:

How about fat free gummy bears? Haribo do them. :smile: Don't really cure you're appetite but you said snack so..
Reply 17
Sugar free jelly.
Reply 18
Nuts, especially honey roasted cashews and peanuts, yummy and filling. Actually, though, in saying that cashews are quite expensive, so maybe just peanuts?
hummus and pita chips (do you have pita chips in the uk?) low calorie and full of protein :smile: