On today’s episode of Live Lean TV, I’m sharing 3 easy healthy snacks recipes to satisfy sweet cravings.
In particular, I’m showing you how to bake the following 3 healthy hunger crushing snacks:
Damn that’s good!
In the last video post, I showed you the 16 best healthy snack foods at the grocery store.
But, it’s always better to control the ingredients that you put into your body by cooking for yourself.
Without a doubt, you will warp your journey to Live Lean by making it a lifestyle habit to plan and cook your own foods, including snacks.
Look at it this way.
Just like it’s a habit for you to brush your teeth at 10pm before bed, I want you to start getting into the habit of making your own healthy snacks for the upcoming week.
To do this, simply pick one day and time per week, for your snack prep.
For example, you could pick Sunday at 1pm or whatever time you want.
Just make sure you stick to that time.
Before we move on to the 3 easy healthy snacks recipes, I want you to scroll to the comment section below and tell me what your favorite homemade snacks are.
But if you’re just not sure what healthy snacks to make, or you want more options, just go and pick 3 snack recipes, every week, from my Eat Clean Live Lean Cookbook.
Now it’s time to see how quick and easy it is to prepare 3 of my favorite snack recipes for the week, from my Eat Clean Live Lean Cookbook.
Get ready to crush your hunger and cravings.
Let’s go.
All right the first easy healthy snacks recipes to satisfy sweet cravings is mini brownie bites.
You can find our Mini Brownie Bites recipe on page 196 of our Eat Clean Live Lean Cookbook.
Click here to go directly to the mini brownie bites recipe cooking video.
Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 8-10 minutes |
Servings |
brownie bites
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Ingredients
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Calories: 110 Protein: 3.5g Carbohydrates: 12g Fat: 7g
Damn that’s good!
The second easy healthy snacks recipes is paleo pumpkin chocolate chip bars.
You can find our Paleo Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bars recipe on page 195 of our Eat Clean Live Lean Cookbook.
Click here to go directly to the paleo pumpkin chocolate chip bars recipe cooking video.
Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 25-30 minutes |
Servings |
bars
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Ingredients
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Calories: 139
Protein: 2.5g
Carbohydrates:Â 13g
Fat:Â 9g
Damn that’s good!
The third easy healthy snacks recipes is chocolate chip coconut cookies.
You can find our Chocolate Chip Coconut Cookies recipe on page 186 of our Eat Clean Live Lean Cookbook.
Click here to go directly to the chocolate chip coconut cookies recipe cooking video.
Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 12-16 minutes |
Servings |
cookies
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Ingredients
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Calories: 75
Protein: 2g
Carbohydrates: 7g
Fat: 5g
Damn that’s good!
There you have it Live Lean Nation.
Homemade snacks are so much cheaper and healthier for you compared to what you can get at the grocery store.
I’m giving you the tools to Live Lean, but it’s now up to you to take action and make this a lifestyle habit.
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Brad Gouthro is the founder of Live Lean TV, a media company focused on helping men and women “Live Lean” 365 days a year. Brad’s programs and content have helped millions of people all over the world learn how to get in shape, and more importantly, sustain it for life.
So I tried to make the brownie bites. I didn’t add the chips so it wasn’t
sweet at all. Plus my brownies were really heavy/dense. HELP!!! You make
them look so good. What’s your secret?
What about no bake cookies?
wao fabulous and simple i am beginner…
BTW brad can i ask, chocolate chips, is their a healthier alternative. Do
those chocolate chips have like no artificial sweeteners, are they healthy
chocolate chips ?
Oven roasted carrots with roasted garlic and tahini, sesame dressing is
really good too
my favourite snacks are mixed nuts with prunes and sultanas i also eat
apples with almond and chia nut spread
These look SO GOOD, sure to try these
CHEAPER?! lol That pack of coconut flour alone cost $9…you can get a pack
of coookies, bars and brownies for 9 bucks…
Awesome Brad Thank you so much 🙂
They look so delicious! I have already tried your brownies and they are amazing!
omg omg omg yay
I’m allergic to nuts. So unfortunate as the brownie look really good :/
How do you store them? and how long until they go off?
Homemade veggiechips (use any root-veggies i got and bake them in the ofen
with seasalt and pepper, ofen needs to be really hot and don’t forget to
set it on ‘grill’)
Awesome recipe, Brad. I’ve never heard of coconut sugar. Can you find this
at pretty much any grocery story.
Awesome Brad. Making this on the weekend!
ENERGY BITES!
1/2 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
1/4 cup cinnamon
2 cup whole oats (can be gluten free)
1/2 cup ground flax
1/3 cup chia seeds
1 cup choc chips
1/2 cup honey
1 cup smooth almond butter
Mix it all together, roll into little balls, place on plate lined with parchment paper, refrigerate for 1 hour, then enjoy!
One serving (one ball) =
65 calories, 3.4g total fat, 0.9g sat fat, 6.8g carbs, 2g fiber, 3g sugar, 2g protein
In Mexico all I can find are hershey’s dark chocolate chips, are those ok
to use? I usually buy a 70-85% cacao chocolate and chop it up to use it as
chips, but it would be a lot easier to just have them ready in a bag.
Thanks!
One favorite, easy snack: granny smith apple cut into wedges with almond
butter. Another: banana + peanut butter. I’ve also been introduced to figs
and almond butter – yum!
Coconut, butter, almonds and raw cocoa rocky road 🙂
+Brad Gouthro do you still count macros/calories? Or you just eat clean?
(paleo) just wondering..
Enjoy life chocolate chips are my favorite!
I make my own coconut macaroons. Just mix together unsweetened shredded
coconut, vanilla extract, chia seeds, honey and egg whites. Bake at 350 for
10-12 mins or until golden brown.
aahh you can crack an egg with one hand!!
Omg! You didn’t use any wheat flour! I’m allergic to wheat and gluten, so
this is a very welcome change to the traditional recipes. Thank you so much
for some easy and healthy recipes! ^.^
Damn that did look good! Lol
How many of each recipe can you eat :-/
Yum! Those all look delish and I can’t wait to try them. My favorite
homemade treat is a strawberry muffin, but I recently found a recipe for a
zucchini muffin I’m looking forward to trying!
That looks so delicious!
Greek yogurt, 2% with1 tablespoon choc. Chips
Celery sticks and all natural almond butter
Yum these look so good, can’t wait to try thanks!
My favorite snack is a homemade whole wheat tortilla with low fat cheese.
Yum!
Is there a sub for the almondbutter? Cant get it here
My favorite homemade snacks are: Wrap pizza’s,
Its really simple, just put some tomato paste on a wrap, and add some
cheese(can be low or fat free if u want to) and just add some toppings to
your liking, whichever fit your macro’s. I personally add salami or
pepperoni. And then add some spices to your liking(I mostly use stuff like
pepper ect. And put it in a preheated over on 200 degrees Celcius for about
6-7 minutes! I love it
i hope you and jess enjoyed all those lol looks amazing! thank u!
My favorite homemade snacks are salt free dill pickles and oatmeal muffins!
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What are your favorite homemade snacks?