Lowfat Snacks.

I try to stick to a low fat diet but I do eat walnuts and almonds. I find them to be satisfying. I also like dried fruit and applesauce.

Cucumbers

Green peppers (make a good veggie dip and you will down veggies like you never thought possible - I mix cottage cheese with ranch dressing mix (dry in package)

String cheese

Triscuits and sliced or shredded melted cheese (probably not so low fat!)

Granola bars

Purple grapes

Trail mix

Pineapple

Watermelon

Cantelope

Pears

I just bought some freeze dried fruit today at Target (in the snack isle, near the nuts). It's really yummy-crunchy and sweet with no fat and very few calories.

Learn to like veggies. You probably need more anyway. Cut the up in the am to snack on throughout the day. I found the easiest way to learn to like veggies was to cut them up, toss them in olive oil and roast them in the oven. You can even sprinkle some parmigiano reggiano cheese on them and you wouldn't believe how good they can be. The secret is to roast them long enough that you can put a fork in them easily but not so long that they they become soft and mushy. Brings out the good flavors and sweetness. Red peppers, broccoli, summer squash and stuff like that you only need to roast 10 or 15 min. Carrots, potatoes, etc you need to roast longer. Experiment or look it up online.
Nuts and yogurt are yummy, too. Those Fage (Greek) yogurt cups with the separate compartment of fruit are soooo delish, too. I recently discovered those- o my yum.

Low-fat cheese sticks
Rice cakes with a little almond butter
Low-fat crackers or veggies with hummus
Sugar snap peas
Yogurt
Celery with a little peanut butter
SnackWells peanut butter snack bars

How about celery with peanut butter, vanilla yogurt with fruit and mid afternoon throw some chocolate chips for a pick me up. Also, granola
is great, too. We love Dannon Light Vanilla. The Quaker rice cakes are good with all the different flavors. Apples are great with peanut butter of dipped in yogurt. Time for a snack.................

the first thing i thought of before i opened this was "carrots"...so there you go! :o(

I love cereal and 1% milk. My parents recently started buying Lactose Free milk at WalMart. (The Great Value kind) and the low fat varieties of that taste so rich and good! It feels like you are eating something you shouldn't, but depending on which one you get there is little or no fat. Pair that with a healthy cereal and it can be a really yummy snack.
Good luck!

right now, WATERMELON and CHERRIES (both decently priced right now at the store).

What about cucumber? Expensive, but red bell pepper is so yummmy IMO. I buy a lot of them when they're on sale and we eat them raw with no dip and love every bite.

how about nuts. they are fat but good fat. Almonds are the way to go. 7 to 10. or fiber bars those are nice too. slice up some peppers: green, red yellow orange. dip them in salsa, humus.....

hummus w/cucumber slices

granola bars

peanut butter crackers (You need more protein and fiber in your snacks to keep you full or else you'll still end up overdoing it at meals)

sesame sticks

nachos w/salsa

whole grain goldfish w/dried cranberries

bowl of Kashi crunch cereal

edamame

nut clusters

I am dieting right now and trying to lose weight and switch to healthy eating.

Watermelon, fresh pinapple, pears, cheese and lowfat crackers about 10 is 150 cals. Peanut butter and celery yum....raisins