Dietitian-recommended weight-loss snacks

Grapefruit

Grapefruit can reduce drug efficacy. If you use drugs, consult your doctor before adding grapefruit to your diet.

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Chickpeas

Snack on chickpeas. Weight watchers love their meaty texture, nutty flavor, and filling fiber and protein.

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Almonds

Nuts are healthful snacks. Even though they're packed in fat, they could be your healthiest snack.

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Grapes

Grapes satisfy sweet cravings. USDA reports 100 calories per cup of grapes. Frozen grapes and cheese are easy work snacks.

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Chocolate

Losing weight doesn't mean sacrificing your favorite foods. Treating yourself may help you lose weight.

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Yogurt

Yogurt provides calcium and fiber, which most people need. Fruit-flavored yogurt provides calcium, fiber, protein, and gut-healthy prebiotics and probiotics.

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Popcorn

Fiber-rich popcorn has protein. One-ounce air-popped popcorn has 110 calories, 4 grams of fiber, and roughly 3 grams of protein, according to the USDA. 

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 Hummus

Complex carbohydrate-protein snacks last till dinner. Avoid the vending machine and snack at home. Healthier and cheaper.

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Oatmeal

Complex carbohydrate oatmeal fills without boosting blood sugar. Its fiber content aids weight loss. Oatmeal is a filling breakfast and snack. 

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Dried Fruit

Dried fruit is also a great option to keep at your desk at work.

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