Primal
Blueprint Snack List
by
Mark Sisson
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So you've
ditched the bags of chips and boxes of crackers and cookies. You've
found creative
uses for all the junk food that used to make up your regular
diet. And you've Primalized
your pantry, stocking up on all the Primal essentials. With
nary a can of Cheese Whiz or a bag of Funyuns
in sight, what's a Primal guy or gal to do when a snack attack
strikes? I get this question fairly often, and my answer is usually
pretty straightforward. But this one from Melanie got me thinking
about it again.
I've
given up chips and crackers and pretzels and granola and all the
other high-carb, processed snacks I use to eat between meals.
I've been Primal for about 6 weeks now and though I'm
finding that I rarely have a craving for snack food (I'm
hardly ever hungry!) it would still be nice to have a list of
Primal approved snacks that require little to no preparation.
Thanks for all that you do!
Melanie
That "little
to no preparation" bit caught my attention. What are the snack staples
for Primal eaters that are just "grab and go"? Here is my attempt
at a list followed by a few easy snack recipes. I'd love to hear
from you in the comment boards with anything I've missed, or anything
you've struck upon that works for you.
Little to
No Preparation
Seeds and Nuts
(Walnuts, almonds, pistachios, etc. Macadamias
are my favorite.)
Almond Butter
(You can make
your own.)
Hardboiled
Eggs (How
to peel.)
Jerky (You
can make
your own.)
Canned Salmon
and Tuna
Sardines
Smoked Salmon
Cold Shrimp
Cold, Sliced
Meat
Pork Rinds
(I'm not a big fan, but I know some Primal folks love 'em.)
Avocado/Guacamole
Black
and Green Olives
Half of a Coconut
(and other Coconut
Products)
Fresh and Dried
Fruit (Berries
are a good choice.)
Veggies (jicama,
celery, cucumbers, peppers,
cherry tomatoes, etc.)
Pickles
Sauerkraut
Salsa
Dried Seaweed
Dark
Chocolate
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August 16, 2010
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