Crackers, fruit, and granola bars are common snacks, but who says a snack has to be made from "snack food"? Smaller servings of leftovers make great snacks. Just prepare yourself a serving size that's 200 calories or less. Last night's soup, a piece of chicken on a small piece of bread, some pasta and cheese, or roasted veggies make great snacks. Not only will you be getting a unique and healthy snack pick-me-up, but it's a great way to make sure leftovers don't go to waste.

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J by Jasper Conran
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Ha, my husband totally does this and he probably doesn't even know it. He'll eat 3/4 of a container of leftovers for dinner and then later on that night, he'll warm up the last little bit of food as a snack...he absolutely hates to waste food.
1Good tip.
I do that sometimes when I want REAL FOOD as a snack; but it is hard not going overboard!
2Great tip. And you're right calilove, its so hard not to eat ALL the leftovers
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