9 unique low carbohydrate snacks you can enjoy on the road

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most low carbohydrate diets focus on three meals, some of which may be prepared at home and then need to be refrigerated. But what if you have a busy schedule and don't use the refrigerator often? Or, if you want to take some snacks with you to chew before you go to the gym? A handful of almonds age again and again. Here are some interesting and delicious low carbohydrate snacks that you can take with you for easy access and careful chewing.

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1. No Sunflower seed snacks are like crisp pretzels, which only contain gluten and do not contain the first eight allergens. They eat only 7 grams of carbohydrates and 4 grams of protein per meal, plus a lot of vitamin E and healthy fat. As snacks (especially before exercise), or as a supplement to salads, mixed snacks or tacos, they're great in themselves.

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2. Turmeric, coconut and lime juice have sprouted to obtain the best digestion and nutrition absorption. They are mixed with turmeric, coconut and lime. They are light and fragrant. Turmeric has many health benefits. You can't make a mistake with 4G of each carbohydrate and protein. Now listen to me: why the obsession of Americans with "happiness" makes us feel completely stressed. Chickpea slice bread is a snack you have to make in advance, but it only needs four ingredients: chickpea powder, oil, salt and water. You just fry it and sprinkle it with your favorite seasoning. It's a great gluten free, yeast alternative to bread or cookies, low carbs and high protein.

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4. Protein

you may have guessed from this name that these chips are all about protein: exactly 15 grams. These pea protein based chips are light, crisp and are great dips. They also have several different flavors, so you can choose snacks in the afternoon.

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5. Brick bar

if you ever had a snack bar with Turkey or sweet potatoes, please raise your hand! It's a bar with a mixture of dried meat and granola cereals. It's a great dry meat bar, which can be used as snacks before or after sports, or even as a rich breakfast.

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6. You've heard of beef jerky and buffalo jerky, but why have you tasted mutton? If not, it's probably because it's hard to make a tasty lamb jerky. But don't give up hope, ranchline all natural's ch'arki will let your taste buds sing. The dried meat contains 8 grams of carbohydrates, 10 grams of protein, only 2.5 grams of fat, no MSG or nitrate added. Use only the best pieces of meat. It's a great alternative to a typical grocery store jerky.

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7. Delicious raw super food truffle

these heaven's little desserts have enough cocoa and super food to meet your sweet and nutritious drinks. Add a little honey to these truffles to prove that you can eat cakes, even on a low carb diet. Each mouthful contains about 2.5G of carbohydrates, which you need only a few mouthfuls to satisfy.

Credit: good occlusion. Loud voice! This nutritious, grain free energy bar does not contain any sweeteners. It is delicious as snacks or breakfast and a cup of coffee. It's dehydrated, it retains its nutritional value and gives it a unique, crunchy texture.

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9. Move radish fries to sweet potato fries to make room for delicious radishes. Radishes look like starchy roots, but are actually part of the cruciferous family, including broccoli and Brussels sprouts. They are low in calories and carbohydrates: a medium-sized radish has only 34 calories and 8 grams of carbohydrates. They have been shown to help reduce blood pressure, cancer risk, weight loss and digestion. Just cut them into chunks (about the size of your home fries), add some oil, salt, pepper, and pepper, and bake them at 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

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What do you think? Have you ever eaten these healthy snacks? What snacks do you have when you go out? Please let us know in the comment area!

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