Being on a diet can be a drag, especially when you feel you have to give up things like chocolate and ice cream. But Skinny Cow makes some delicious ice cream treats that will cost you only 100 calories per serving.
I've tried the Chocolate Truffle Bars and my, oh my, they definately take the pain out of dieting. Cool, refreshing, and oh, so chocolatey...these bars are delish. You feell like your cheating but your not! Yummy! Give 'em a try.
Although Weight Watchers doesn't offer these, Skinny Cow claims these bars are 2 points, or if you count calories, 100 calories. A wonderful way to treat yourself at the end of the day for a dieting job well done.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
Munchie Monday: Pringles Stix
Although I have gone "off" my diet, strictly speaking, I am still trying to "be aware" of how much food, what type of food, and flavor of foods that I put into my mouth. In other words, I am trying to eat smarter if not strictly dieting. So far I have been able to maintain a 40 lb weight loss by "being aware".
One thing I have been careful about are snack foods I bring into the house. It's nice to have a snack, but snacking can totally undo what you have accomplished on your diet if you aren't careful. Recently I discovered Pringles Stix.
Because these are made by Pringles, you may think they are some type of potato snack, but they aren't. They are a wheat snack. They are more like a cracker. Apparently, there are 4 flavors available, but our store had Honey Butter and Pizza flavors.
For under 100 calories per bag, these turned out to be very tasty little snacks! You will not get full eating a bag of these...and after all, a snack isn't supposed to fill you up like a meal would. They are just the right amount to take away mid meal hungries. I like both of these flavors, but my hubby prefered the honey butter.
And just an afterthought, I am in no way affiliated with Pringles or their mother company. I'm just a munchie maven, a person who enjoys foods, and a woman who is trying to do so with intelligent choices.
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