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15 No-Carb Snacks That Are Delicious and Satisfying


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  No-carb snacks high in protein and healthy fats can satisfy you and support weight management, blood sugar control, and steady energy.

The article from MSN titled "15 No-Carb Snacks That Are Delicious and Satisfying" lists a variety of snacks that are low in carbohydrates, making them suitable for those following a low-carb or ketogenic diet. It includes options like cheese crisps, which are made by baking cheese until crispy, offering a crunchy texture without any carbs. Other snacks mentioned are hard-boiled eggs, which provide protein and fats with zero carbs; celery with cream cheese or peanut butter, where the celery itself has minimal carbs; and various types of nuts and seeds like macadamia nuts and pecans, which are low in net carbs due to their high fiber content. The article also suggests jerky, particularly from grass-fed beef, for a high-protein, no-carb snack, and highlights the use of avocado, which, while containing some carbs, is mostly fiber, making it a good choice. Additionally, it mentions pork rinds, seaweed snacks, and even suggests making your own snacks like cucumber slices with guacamole or a simple caprese salad with mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil, all of which keep the carb count low while providing flavor and satisfaction.

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