Healthy game day snacks?

Swamp Donkey

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As much as I love wings, loaded nachos and those little sausages or cheese chunks on a stick, I need to drop a few pounds.

What do you recommend?
 
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Cream cheese filled jalapeños with a Smokey sausage on top wrapped in bacon.
 

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Feels like a Gern thread.

It’s fall, football season, and a massive game day. Eat up, drink up and worry about your love handles later.
 

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Cream cheese filled jalapeños with a Smokey sausage on top wrapped in bacon.

Visiting #1 son in Maryland. He’s working on some serious & healthy food!

Jalapeños with a cream cheese filling, soon to be wrapped in bacon, wings will be cooked in his “air fryer” which means half the calories of fried.

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My wife has also baked wings with a garlic/lime marinade. Delicious & incredibly tender.
 

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Crudite vegetable tray with hummus (many different additional flavors - can pick and choose) with pita chips the last time we had a party. Or just the vegetable tray, just dump the ranch.
 

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Donk, I admire your willingness to get healthy! However, if you really want to see positive results, you should seriously consider a daily(ish) diet and exercise regimen. Before you stop reading, I’m not talking about anything radical.

- First, just know that ANYTHING you start will be more than you’re doing now. Start slow and work your way up, if that sounds less intimidating.

- Diet - portion control will help. Fat free? Sugar free? Screw that. Start by putting 5-10% less on your plate. Your stomach will slowly shrink over time.
- Reducing daily soda intake is big. No nutritional value = empty calories.
- The occasional splurge during a football game won’t kill you.

- Start with exercise that you’re comfortable with and see where it takes you. Eventually...
- 2-3 days per week of strength training. That burns more calories than cardio.
- 3-5 days per week of cardio (20-25 minutes). Good for heart and lungs, and burns calories.

If time management is a concern, the frequency above is not a minimum, but rather something to work towards. Again, something is better than nothing.
 

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