A large bowl of popcorn sitting on a table for a healthy snack

Tasty & healthy 100 calorie snacks

Which healthy snacks?

Eating healthily doesn’t mean the only snacks you can have are plain Ryvitas or sticks of celery!

Sometimes, we all need something to keep us going until our next meal. That’s why we’re sharing some of our favourite snacks you can easily make at home that are not only tasty but are also healthy at 100 calories or less. Win-win!

baked beans piled high on a slice of toast and spilling over the edges

Beans on toast (99kcal)

Baked beans on toast is perhaps one of the simplest and most popular comfort foods there is. The good news is that you can still enjoy this snack if you’re watching your diet too. Here’s what you need:

60g baked beans: 51kcal
22g slice of toasted wholegrain or wholemeal bread: 48kcal

Popcorn (89kcal)

Popcorn is the perfect snack as it’s healthy, full of fibre, filling and it’s quick and easy to make too! All you need is:

20g popping corn: 62kcal
3g (1tsp) of vegetable oil: 27kcal

Optional - add toppings such as cocoa powder/cinnamon/chilli powder and Worcester sauce (calories nominal)

folded vegetable omelette sitting on a white plate

Omelette (68kcal)

Omelettes are a classic protein-rich meal or snack and they’re really versatile – you can have whatever filling you like! But, to keep your omelette low calorie, try using these ingredients:

6 tbsp of egg whites: 50kcal
1 tbsp of milk (6kcal) or water (0kcal)
2 grape tomatoes: 3kcal
1 tsp of bacon bits or crispy onions for veggies/vegans: 9kcal

a bowl of mixed fruit salad with a sprig of mint as garnish

Fruit salad (102kcal)

For those who fancy something sweet but healthy, fruit salad is always a great choice. This option also provides 2.5 of your 5-a-day… result! Here are the ingredients:

100g chopped tinned pineapple in juice (46kcal)

50g seedless grapes, cut in half (30kcal)

50g chopped apple (26kcal)

Two poached eggs sprinkled with seasoning on a slice of wholemeal toast

Poached egg on toast (102kcal)

Eggs are the perfect snack as they are full of protein and other nutrients such as vitamin B2, selenium, vitamin D, B6, B12 and minerals such as zinc, iron and copper. This healthy snack will not only curb your hunger but it won’t break your diet either! Here’s what you need:

Small egg (est. 54kcal)
22g slice of toasted wholegrain or wholemeal bread (48kcal)

man squeezing a lemon into a bowl of hummus

Hummus (60kcal)

Hummus is a fantastic, healthy snack that you can make at home or buy ready-made. To make it yourself and keep it around 60 calories per serving, use 1 tablespoon of olive oil and 1 tablespoon of tahini paste.

Dip carrot sticks, celery or cucumber batons for a healthy, crunchy & tasty snack!

For a low-calorie hummus recipe – click here.