Gemüse statt Knabberzeugs?

In letzter Zeit esse ich zu viel Chips und Co. und neulich kam mir der Gedanke, dass ich doch stattdessen Gemüse knabbern kann. Am ehesten tendiere ich auf Karotten, eie sind schön knackig und da kann man schön reinbeißen! Gurke fänd ich eigentlich auch ganz reizend…

Was meint ihr? Ist das zu empfehlen? Ist das auf Dauer vielleicht auch ungesund? Könnt ihr andere Alternativen zum Knabbern oder Naschen empfehlen?

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KleinerFink
2 months ago

Vegetables are great and will not be unhealthy if you eat it all the time. I also find fennel and Kohlrabi tasty and crisp to chewing. However, a dip would actually be useful because you have nothing else to make available the fat-soluble vitamins for your body. I simply take a finished (herbal) fresh cheese if I have no time or pleasure to touch a dip myself.

Healthy as snacks are also nuts when you wear them, although they have many calories, but also many very valuable ingredients and are just sooo delicious.

nanninna
2 months ago

To the carrots and cucumbers also Kohlrabi, barcelain and cocktail tomatoes and also one or two delicious dips. That ran much better yesterday on my son’s birthday (16) than the cakes and muffins and I had to deliver 3 times.

nanninna
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamerguy69

That’s it. Our guests were totally grateful yesterday. It is also beautifully fresh and crisp. Just now in the Christmas season, when all of them stuffed themselves with cookies, cleats and so much unhealthy, it was really good.

iQhaenschenkl
2 months ago

That’s a good idea. Also barcelium is suitable. As a Dipp, I would recommend Zaziki or Hummus, both naturally made themselves. Berry fruit also tastes good and is healthy, as a substitute for chips.

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

It is healthy and definitely recommended. And then you can take any vegetables that tastes them. From carrots to cucumbers, tomato, radish, main beet, cabbage, paprika etc. You can also take all vitamins from it.

I’ve been doing this for over 12 years.

Simbacherin1
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamerguy69

Take some oil to carrots. Otherwise, the body cannot utilize the vitamins.

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

Vegetables are healthy and a science doesn’t have to be made out. But this is actually generally knowledge of the sixth class. At the latest, one learns that certain vitamins should only be taken with fat in school.

Simbacherin1
2 months ago

There are also fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins. Never heard of it?

https://www.msdmanuals.com/en/heim/ern%C3%A4hrungsst%C3%B6rung/vitamine/vitamine-im %C3%BCberblick#Causes_v28501027_en

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

Simply inform yourself about fat-soluble vitamins and water-soluble vitamins. Then it should be very fast. There are certain vitamins that can only be absorbed by the body in combination with fat.

And of course, it is unhealthy not to eat vegetables, but not to take vegetables with fat is also not healthy. Just because certain vitamins can only be absorbed by the body with fat. It doesn’t matter if this is in salad with dressing or with meat/fish or dip etc.

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

If you take it without adding fat, you just don’t take the vitamins on at least not the fat-soluble ones. And if you never eat anything fat, you will get a shortage of these vitamins for short or long.

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

It doesn’t even have to be oil, it just contains a dip of fat.

HikoKuraiko
2 months ago

Oil or fat is never unhealthy. Only the crowd does it, and I had already written that you should definitely take a dip if you make a raw food dish a snack. So you can also absorb the fat-soluble vitamins. Without a source of fat, you will not be able to absorb the fat-soluble vitamins.

TamTam632
2 months ago

The idea is really good, carrots, paprika, cucumbers you can also dip very well (maybe a herbal dip to it). And it is definitely much healthier than chips and co.

Honeysuckle18
2 months ago
  • Various raw food sticks with – low fat – Dipps
  • Self-made vegetable chips – without oil very healthy
  • Chestnuts – have healthy and important fats
Redekunst
2 months ago

Can you do this, then you can even add a dip to it, or there are also recipes how to make out the vegetables chips, even made potato chips are also great and have less fat

Redekunst
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamerguy69

Oh, God, I think the most sinful are these thoughts. Vegetables are so healthy that you can do something.

Chrisi614
2 months ago

Carrot and cucumber are good

Rheinflip
2 months ago

Möhr, white cabbage, red cabbage, celery is great to crack.

Rheinflip
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamerguy69

Beet and cabbage rabies, rodsSellerie and Knolle, fennel,