Some Paleo Snacks Ideas For You

If you decide to switch from eating a modern diet to eating a paleo diet, it can be a bit challenge to figure out what kind of snack to prepare each day. But with a little planning and sense of creativity, you can snack to your heart's content with plenty of paleo-friendly options.

Below list should give you a little inspiration for planning your own snacking options. Enjoy your day!

• Nuts dusted with cinnamon and baked in a low temperature oven (around 250° Fahrenheit / 120° Celsius) for 10-15 minutes or dusted in a dry skillet.
• A banana spread with homemade, paleo-friendly nut butter of choice. 
• Hard-boiled egg. Sprinkle with black pepper or paprika for a flavor boost.
• Sliced raw veggies wrapped in smoked salmon.
• Broccoli tossed with olive oil and some minced garlic then roasted in a 350° Fahrenheit / 180° Celsius oven for 15 minutes.
• Deconstructed guacamole salad - Cubed avocado tossed with diced tomatoes, minced red onions and some diced fresh cilantro/coriander.
• Homemade or purchased beef jerky.
• Apple slices dipped in nut butter.
• Protein bars. 
• Smoked salmon.
• Olives or pickles.
• Pear slices drizzled with honey and sprinkled with cinnamon.
• Sliced vegetables dipped in salsa.
• Trail mix made with nuts, dried fruits and pieces.
• Dried fruit pieces. 
• Fruit and/or veggie smoothies.
• Frozen fruit, eaten straight from the freezer or processed in a blender for a fresh sorbet or slushie-style drink.
• A few slices of cooked bacon.
• Pitted peach sprinkled with a small amount of grated ginger and baked for a few minutes, until tired.
• Kale chips made by lightly coating kale leaves in olive oil and placing flat on a lined baking tray. Cook in the oven (around 250° Fahrenheit / 120° Celsius) for 15-20 minutes until crisp.
• A can of tuna.
• A cup of meat or vegetable stock.
• Fruit kabobs - cubes of fresh pineapple, kiwi fruit, strawberries and orange wedges threaded onto bamboo skewers.
• Quick banana ice-cream made by processing a frozen banana and some coconut milk or almond milk in a blender until creamy.
• Any convenient on-the-move snack found in  Simple Paleo Recipes cookbook.
• Kid favorite "ants on a log" made by spreading nut butter of choice on a celery stalk and topped with raisins.
• Skillet toasted or oven roasted seeds, including pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds.
    

For Free Paleo recipes you may visit www.wix.com/paleomeals/allpaleo

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