1. String cheese
1 peice of skim string cheese – This is a great snack because it involves zero prep. Simply grab it from the fridge and be on your way!
80 kcal
6 g protein
6 g fat
2. Beef Jerky
1 large piece – You do need to watch out for sugar when eating jerky, as some varieties have more or less sugar than others, but it’s a great source of protein.
82 kcal
7 g protein
5 g fat
3. Canned sardines
1/2 a can – We totally get it if the idea of sardines doesn’t sound too exciting, but there are ways around that. Mash them up with some salt and pepper, place them inside a large lettuce leaf, and add the pickled veggie of your choice.
95 kcal
11 g protein
5 g fat
4. Hard boiled egg
1 large – At the beginning of each week, boil a few eggs and keep them in the fridge ready for snacking.
78 kcal
6 g protein
5 g fat
5. Bacon
2 slices – Crunchy bacon is the dreamiest little mid-afternoon snack.
96 kcal
6 g protein
6 g fat
6. Avocado
1/3 of medium size – Don’t eat a whole avocado if you’re watching your calories, but this stuff is great for filling you up and keeping you going.
80 kcal
1 g protein
8 g fat
7. Peanut butter
1 tbsp, smooth – One big spoon. Need we say more?
94 kcal
4 g protein
8 g fat
8. Olives
20 large – The fact that olives are so full of fat is a big win for keto dieters. Indulge with a smile.
90 kcal
1 g protein
9 g fat
9. Hummus
1 serving 0.25 – Best tip? Make your own, that way you can control the ingredients and make sure you get the flavour you want.
100 kcal
3 g protein
7 g fat
10. Tuna salad
0.25 cups – Tuna, mayo, salt and pepper. Made for each other.
96 kcal
8 g protein
4 g fat
Which of these is your favourite keto-friendly snack? Do you snack more on sweet things or savoury things?