Comment on The Startup Diet (Lost 15 lbs while at an Incubator)parentComments−pixelmonkey15yThat's a good point. Some other tricks we used for low-cost and healthy snacking:- pick crunchy veggies (carrots, peppers, cucumbers), slice into strips, package into small ziplock bags (prep ahead of time)- hummus, though make sure to buy larger sizes, since they tend to gouge the prices on the smaller sizes- peanut butter and celery (oldie but goodie)- creamed spinach (frozen), can be eaten straight up or as a dip for veggies; I also used to add a little low-fat cheddar cheese−templaedhel15yI cannot eat celery. I think I loose more calories then I gain eating that stuff, however, the rest of this list makes sense. I already eat hummus all he time, and find it's a great snack food to keep energy up.−Evgeny15yI cannot eat celery. I think I loose more calories then I gain eating that stuffLooks like you're right. http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/celery.aspClaim: Eating celery results in negative calories. Status: True
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That's a good point. Some other tricks we used for low-cost and healthy snacking:
- pick crunchy veggies (carrots, peppers, cucumbers), slice into strips, package into small ziplock bags (prep ahead of time)
- hummus, though make sure to buy larger sizes, since they tend to gouge the prices on the smaller sizes
- peanut butter and celery (oldie but goodie)
- creamed spinach (frozen), can be eaten straight up or as a dip for veggies; I also used to add a little low-fat cheddar cheese
I cannot eat celery. I think I loose more calories then I gain eating that stuff, however, the rest of this list makes sense. I already eat hummus all he time, and find it's a great snack food to keep energy up.
I cannot eat celery. I think I loose more calories then I gain eating that stuff
Looks like you're right. http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/celery.asp
Claim: Eating celery results in negative calories. Status: True