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October 9, 2011

Ten Fit Foods Under 100 Calories

Fit Woman

What are fit foods? Fit foods are items that are truly healthy for you  without any added sugar, refined sugars, artificial ingredients or trans fats.  They are foods you can eat and not only feel great about eating them but know  that these foods are doing something healthy for your body. They are foods that  are relatively easy to obtain without having to make special orders or search  endlessly for a rare item. This list of 10 fit foods provides a great resource  for snacks and tiny meals to grab when you are in a pinch. Making choices that  fit into your calorie goal is so important but it’s also important to make sure  that your choices are will help you nutritionally.

1. Apple – A medium apple contains about 95 calories. Wash and bite into a  big juicy apple for a quick snack that you can take with you.

2. Orange – One large orange has approximately 90 calories. Get your vitamin  C and a refreshing snack when you break into an orange. Citrus fruits are  perfect for traveling with because they come in their own container. All you  need to do is peel and enjoy!

3. Small Banana – A banana that is approximately 6 inches long is considered  small. Enjoy this 90 calorie snack in your car, on the way to work or at your  desk. Bananas provide a great source of potassium.

4. Mini Luna Bar – Luna Bars are one of the perfect pre-packaged bars. They  range from 80 – 90 calories and are made from about 70% organic ingredients.

5. 100 Calorie Pack of Almonds – Portioned out for you, 100 calorie packs of  almonds provide the perfect amount of this crunchy snack. A great source of  monounsaturated fat, almonds are packed with fiber, magnesium, calcium and  vitamin E.

6. Peach – When they’re in season, these little gems are juicy and delicious.  One large peach only has roughly 65 calories. Peaches are virtually sodium free,  cholesterol free and are a good source of fiber.

7. Organic Peanut Butter (Crunchy, Unsalted) – Nutrition will vary slightly  based on the brand but organic peanut butter is a wonderful way to get in some  vitamin B3 and heart healthy monounsaturated fat. 1 Tablespoon = 90  calories.

8. 100 Calorie Popcorn (low butter) – At 100 calories a bag, this fit food is  already portioned out for you and can be popped anywhere that has a microwave.  Easy to travel with, easy to eat and packed with fiber, popcorn can be a tasty  snack.

9. Mini Cliff Bars – These things aren’t heavy on the protein but if you need  a sweet fix, they may offer the perfect alternative. These mini bars pack 90 -  100 calories and come in flavors like chocolate chip, peanut butter and  blueberry crisp. Made with organic ingredients plus protein, fiber, 23 vitamins  and minerals, these little bars are great source of energy.

10. Blueberries – Yum, fresh berries are sweet and juicy. Grab yourself about  1 cup of blueberries to equal approximately 85 calories. Blueberries have fiber  and are an excellent source of vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants. Munch  away!

You’re on your way to healthy snacking with this list of fit foods under 100  calories. Healthy eating can be boring at times and sometimes it’s nice to have  a reference to easy healthy foods so you can mix it up and keep your nutrition  interesting. Make a list of your favorites and keep it on hand so you always  have something to reference. Remember, being prepared is half the battle to  successful health and weight loss.

 

By: Margot Rutigliano

 


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