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10 Low Carb Low Fat Snacks

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If you’re following a low carb diet, you don’t have to eat low carb low fat snacks.

It’s a natural consequence of reducing carbs that you would increase fat intake, along with increasing protein a bit too. 

However, if there is a drive to eat low fat snacks, here are 10 great healthy options. 

1. Snack La’ Fresh

It’s always refreshing to chow down on a variety of freshly cut vegetables. Choose any vegetables and much away at your pleasure. 

2. Cucumber Crackers

Slice up cucumber as a replacement for crackers. For a low fat version, skip the cheese and avocado or nuts. Instead, top your crackers with tomato and a few chicken strips. 

Diabetic Snack: Cucumber Crackers

3. Fresh Strawberries or Berries

A small portion of fresh berries—strawberries, blueberries, or raspberries—makes a sweet and satisfying treat.

Raspberries

4. Dips & Veg

There are many store-bought low carb, low fat dips you can get to pair with some fresh veggie dipping sticks. Try a ranch, hummus, tzatziki, beetroot or yogurt-based dip. Or, make your own homemade dip. 

5. Cucumber Rolls

Wrap up some cucumber rolls by slicing thin cucumber, topping with some avocado or a dip, along with alfalfa. Roll up for a fancy option. 

Diabetic Appetizer: Fresh Cucumber Rolls

6. Baked Cauliflower

Baked cauliflower is delicious. For extra flavor add some curry powder or Cajun seasoning. Keep a big container full and grab a snack when you need it. 

Baked Cauliflower

7. Parcel Baked Chicken

Protein satisfies the appetite, so try cooking up some parcel baked chicken to keep in the fridge. You can pre-slice it and just grab a piece when you’re hungry. Spread a bit of low carb low fat dip over the top for extra flavor. 

8. Olives

Olives do contain some fat, but it’s not that much and it’s all super heart-healthy monounsaturated fat. About 6 per serve is all you need to fill the gap. 

Olives

9. Cucumber Tuna Bites

Take a tin of tuna, some pepper and lemon, lime and mustard and mix together in a bowl. Slice up some cucumber and fill like mini sandwiches for a tasty delight. 

10. Kale Chips

Crispy, salty, munchy – that’s all you want out of a chip. Thankfully there is a way to have low carb low fat chips, and it all comes down to kale. Okay, kale as a cooked veggie is not everyone’s favorite, but baking it until crisp might just surprise you so please give it a try. 

Kale Chips

There’s no shortage of ideas on low carb low fat snacks. Hopefully these 10 ideas will get your creative juices flowing – and your tastebuds too!

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