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Pennsylvania Furnace, PA
August 5, 2024
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Members shared their favorite nighttime snacks, with many focusing on low-sugar, satisfying options like popcorn, fresh fruit such as... Read more

Members shared their favorite nighttime snacks, with many focusing on low-sugar, satisfying options like popcorn, fresh fruit such as strawberries and blueberries, Greek yogurt with toppings, sugar-free popsicles, and cheese. Several members offered creative ideas including homemade hummus with veggies, celery with peanut butter, oatmeal with honey and almond milk, and blended 'ice cream' made with Greek yogurt and cottage cheese. A recurring theme was finding a balance between satisfying cravings and making healthier choices, with some members skipping nighttime snacks altogether by eating dinner earlier or drinking water or unsweetened tea instead.

A MyObesityTeam Member

I was slim to normal weight until after age 55. With both kids grown and on their own, left just hubby and I . Though we both were still working. I got more secondary, as dropped out of lots of activities, less socializing, etc. More time spent at home. Hubby usually doing his own thing and me mine. But bad thing, I developed a bad late night snacking habit along with my hubby as the time we spent together late evening watching TV together or a movie. He was one of those persons that could eat what he liked and never gained weight. But with me, hormones, etc. plus eating more , doing less...I started gaining weight. So during my weight loss journey, this late evening snacking habit was something I worked hard on to stop or at least get more control over. So I do much better now, if I eat a late dinner, then I don't snack. If I eat early dinner or a light one, then I may get a snack. I don't crave sweets, though do like them, so easier not to be tempted . But I do crave salty and crunchy. Like chips, crackers, etc. So popcorn is my go-to for helping satisfy this. I also like Plain Greek yogurt, and I add some different things like nuts, raw almonds, berries, or granola, etc. to it. Or flavor it with the sugar free syrups. I also like crunchy type of peanut butter with apple slices. And I sometimes make my own humus to eat with wheat crackers or veggies. Another choice is celery with peanut butter or cream cheese. Once in a while I may opt for a string cheese or Baby Bell. Or fresh veggies with ranch dressing dip. In hot weather I sometimes will make a protein shake with crushed ice. Like a slurpy.

August 28, 2024 (edited)
A MyObesityTeam Member

I don't snack at night I eat my last meal at 4:00- 5:00

August 29, 2024
A MyObesityTeam Member

We shouldn't be snacking before bed time .But u can boil an egg or eat a piece of cheese

September 4, 2024
A MyObesityTeam Member

Popcorn

August 12, 2024
A MyObesityTeam Member

I love strawberries, but I've been eating a lot of blueberries.

November 16, 2025

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