munchies...
I missed the crunch too - found myself craving salads of all things. lol
Stick to your plan - you'll be crunching soon enough.
Stick to your plan - you'll be crunching soon enough.
Karen
Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/
Unfortunately, I can't think of anything crunchy that fits the soft food category. Sorry.
When you are onto solid fodds, try roasted soya beans. For 1/4 cup, they have 11 grams of protein, they have a nice nutty taste, and a great crunch. My only advice is that they can be a bit hard to adjust, so I eat that 1/4 of a cup over an hour- one small handful at a time.
When you are onto solid fodds, try roasted soya beans. For 1/4 cup, they have 11 grams of protein, they have a nice nutty taste, and a great crunch. My only advice is that they can be a bit hard to adjust, so I eat that 1/4 of a cup over an hour- one small handful at a time.
We were allowed saltines and melba toast (carefully, chewed well) on soft foods at humber. I would have 2 multigrain saltines with a tiny bit of peanut butter.
I second soy nuts when on to solids, and I sometimes would have 1/4 cup of kashi go lean.
These days I do a tiny bit of popcorn, cucumber slices, apple slices, or a few pieces of baked tortilla - I cut it up in tiny cracker size pieces spray with cooking spray and back, flip bake until crispy. With some kind of dip like tzatziki, hummous, black bean, pb2 yogurt or a spread like 95% fat free cream cheese and no sugar jam or a little no sugar peanut butter and a slice of banana.
I second soy nuts when on to solids, and I sometimes would have 1/4 cup of kashi go lean.
These days I do a tiny bit of popcorn, cucumber slices, apple slices, or a few pieces of baked tortilla - I cut it up in tiny cracker size pieces spray with cooking spray and back, flip bake until crispy. With some kind of dip like tzatziki, hummous, black bean, pb2 yogurt or a spread like 95% fat free cream cheese and no sugar jam or a little no sugar peanut butter and a slice of banana.
A very bad habit to get into - eating something and then spitting it out. Blah. Makings of an eating disorder IMO.
Karen
Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/