Hypoglycemia Snack Ideas
- Peanut butter and whole wheat crackers
- Peanut butter on apple slices (try it if you never have!)
- Peanut butter and banana open face sandwich
- Cheese and crackers (try different cheeses and crackers for variety)
- Cheese and pretzels (pretzels contribute texture)
- Polly-O String Cheese (these are individually wrapped and really convienent, but they do need to be refridgerated)
- Melted cheddar cheese on bread (try rye bread for variety)
Melted cheddar cheese on Triscuits
- Tortilla chips with melted cheddar and/or monterery jack cheese with salsa and sour cream
- Soft tortilla with melted cheddar and/or monterey jack cheese with salsa and sour cream
- Mini pizza on a roll or bagel (tomato sauce and mozerella cheese)
- Plain yogurt or cottage cheese with one of the following:
- slices of apple and cinnamon
- unsweetened pineapple - canned or fresh
- fresh or frozen berries (strawberries, raspberries, blue berries, etc.) - can be mixed with yogurt in a blender
- fresh or frozen peach slices
Egg salad open face sandwich (hard boiled egg, mayonnaise and mustard)
Cold hard boiled egg with a little salt
Tuna fish open face sandwich or on crackers
Remember to try different cheeses, breads, and crackers for variation. It's surprising how much change it can make.
Treats
- Sliced kiwi and banana
- Unsweetened fruit juice and club soda
- Unsweeteded fruit juice popsicles (make your own)
- Pina colada (unsweetened pineapple juice, pinapple slices and coconut milk combined in a blender to taste; freeze the pinapple to make it colder)
- Other fruit smoothies (see recipe books on main HG page)
- Fresh fruit salad
- Frozen fruit (can be bought in bags at the grocery store)
I'd love to hear other snack ideas that contain 6-8 grams of protein and very little sugar or starch, or ideas for unsweetened treats!
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Stacy Ichniowski
Email: stacy@tealdragon.net