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  • imbrad

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    Feb 11, 2011 11:39 PM GMT
    So I've never had a problem with sugar. I don't eat candy or soda or sugar cereals and i don't ever crave them or even want them. EVER... but chips... that's another story. I used to eat whole bags (the big ones) in one sitting. I just couldn't stop. They are so yummy. I don't buy chips anymore.

    So my question is what is a good chip substitute. Something that can help those cravings. I always have carrot sticks in the fridge and that does a decent job but i was wondering if anyone knows of an alternative chip product that they like that isn't so bad for you as the actual thing
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    Feb 12, 2011 12:47 AM GMT
    Sweet red bell peppers. Very moist. Leave the mouth feeling fresh. Satisfies the need to chew. Twice the vitamin C of an orange...for starters.
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  • mybud

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    Feb 12, 2011 3:45 AM GMT
    Dude how about raw nuts like...almonds...peanuts...sunflower seeds...kinda crunchy and loaded with protein...BUD
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    Feb 12, 2011 3:50 AM GMT
    baked apple slices
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    Feb 12, 2011 4:01 AM GMT
    Well I just love me hot chips, and flake too.
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    Feb 12, 2011 4:50 AM GMT
    Veggies for sure.
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    Feb 12, 2011 4:53 AM GMT
    i am right there with you. i also love peanut butter so sometimes i do apples with peanut butter. i get my crunch on with that.
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    Feb 12, 2011 4:54 AM GMT
    How about banana chips. They're crunchy, sweet, and healthy; they have everything you would want in a snack=D
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:09 AM GMT
    heybreaux saidI'm with you! In college, I would have an entire bag of Doritos for dinner and could not stop! I still occasionally get the tortilla chips and salsa and run through them before putting the rest of the groceries away LOL.

    Pretzels are a little better for you...if you must. I like the apple chips idea.

    Banana chips have a lot of fat in them (alot!) depending upon which you get. The crunchy tasty ones are fried and coated in cocnut oil and maybe even other fats, the "dried ones" are not as crunchy and taste kind of flat, so just read the labels.



    Oh...0.O I thought they were healthy, my bad=P
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:12 AM GMT
    Trader Joe's Trail Mix, might be another alternative.
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:13 AM GMT
    heybreaux said
    Banana chips have a lot of fat in them (alot!) depending upon which you get. The crunchy tasty ones are fried and coated in cocnut oil and maybe even other fats, the "dried ones" are not as crunchy and taste kind of flat, so just read the labels.



    Dried fruit pretty much loses all of the good stuff unprocessed fruit has. It's just candy with fiber.
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:18 AM GMT
    Ice chips.
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:20 AM GMT
    A1EX saidIce chips.


    They're bad for your teeth=/
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    Feb 12, 2011 5:28 AM GMT
    SweetKyd said
    A1EX saidIce chips.

    They're bad for your teeth=/


    You can always get them replaced.

    How about:
    http://www.kettlebrand.com/our_products/baked_chips/#/our_products/baked_chips/?pid=18

    65% Less fat icon_smile.gif
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    Feb 12, 2011 6:00 AM GMT
    Shoot! Now I am hungry!!icon_lol.gif
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    Feb 12, 2011 11:05 PM GMT
    Ugh!!! No!!!!!
    I ate too many chips now and it's all your fault!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I feel like my intestines are about to burst out through my bellybutton. icon_cry.gif

    Damn you!
    and Damn KETTLE™!!!
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    Feb 13, 2011 6:38 AM GMT
    Can i have any tips on loosing my wieght ..

    im 6 feet in height wd 80Kgs of weight .. havee been to d gym long time ..need to loose some of my weight .. fond of havin a flat stomach ..
    any tips plz dropin a mail ..

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  • Celticmusl

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    Feb 13, 2011 7:21 AM GMT
    Darn, I thought this thread was about Chips

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    Feb 13, 2011 7:22 AM GMT
    imbrad saidSo I've never had a problem with sugar. I don't eat candy or soda or sugar cereals and i don't ever crave them or even want them. EVER... but chips... that's another story. I used to eat whole bags (the big ones) in one sitting. I just couldn't stop. They are so yummy. I don't buy chips anymore.

    So my question is what is a good chip substitute. Something that can help those cravings. I always have carrot sticks in the fridge and that does a decent job but i was wondering if anyone knows of an alternative chip product that they like that isn't so bad for you as the actual thing


    I am EXACTLY the same. Not a sweet-tooth...but chips are my guilty pleasure. I stick with low-fat/low-sodium/low-calorie kettle-cooked original potato chips...just potatoes, sea salt and oil...none of that other artificial crap. But, of course, in the end of the day...it's still "junk" food. Anything hard and crunchy (and salty) is a good substitue. Organic White or BlueTortilla chips (unsalted) with a healthy fresh salsa isn't so bad...or you can just resort to nuts. Almonds are known for their Vit E content (anti-oxidants) and Walnuts for there Omega-3 fatty acids known for proper brain function and cardiovascular health, along with many other benefits.
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  • d_1M

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    Feb 13, 2011 7:46 AM GMT
    Celticmusl saidDarn, I thought this thread was about Chips

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    lol me too
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