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Late Night Munchies

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Hi, I want to answer to my stomach when it grumbles for a late night snack, but I want it to be healthy and delicious, any ideas? Thanks.

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I'd stick with fresh fruit, that way you won't be trying to digest something when you go to bed. Fruit digests very easily.

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I'd stick with fresh fruit, that way you won't be trying to digest something when you go to bed. Fruit digests very easily.

Yeah, that'll work I think. Apples have soluable fiber to help fill you up too. Always a good time for a nice crispy apple. Oddly, I find peanuts seem to help me sleep better, maybe because of the tryptophane. They do satisfy, but it tends to take more than I think is good for me all at once, so they aren't too good for satisfying the tummy.

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A banana and a tablespoon of almond butter :)

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A banana and a tablespoon of almond butter :)

Yum ... I'll just take the almond butter on a spoon!

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I love apples and peanut butter for a snack. I also enjoy popcorn (air popped is healthy) but I like butter and salt :ph34r: What about a sorbet if you have a sweet tooth. Or a yogurt smoothie. I must admit when I reach for a snack after the kids go to bed it is usually something I don't want to share! This is what happens to only children when they are adults!

Hez

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Frozen blueberries and maple syrup.

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I don't know how satisfying this will be for you....but, when I'm reading in bed or watching something, I eat low sodium sunflower seeds - lots of 'em! Just good to crunch and healthy too.

Or, rice cakes, for something really bland adn uninteresting!

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jenvan
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I'll second apples and peanut butter, nuts, dried fruit, a scrambled egg. Might not be the best prebed snack...but one of my snack favs is the sea salt lunderg rice chips with salsa and a some black beans. yum! and has fiber too... Also, veggies with some dressing on the side is always healthy.

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Hi, I want to answer to my stomach when it grumbles for a late night snack, but I want it to be healthy and delicious, any ideas? Thanks.

I had a navel orange and trail mix last night. I crave something filling. LL

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