Eight Snacks Diet

This diet is perfect for those people who occasionally like to nibble all day long. Don’t forget-a snack isn’t supposed to be as large as a meal. The portions are designed to provide just enough food to relieve hunger. While you are snacking, be assured that day you’ll be eating a nutritious combination of foods.


Each day’s eight snacks will total no more than 900 calories. If you find yourself skipping one of these eight snacks, don’t worry about it. If you feel full, don’t eat. Save those calories.

One other diet rule: get into the habit of drinking plenty of water each day. If you can, drink eight glasses. This is in addition to any other beverages you consume. A multi-vitamin a day can’t hurt either.

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DAY1
Breakfast
½ grapefruit
Coffee or tea, black, no sugar
Mid-morning
1oz. cheddar cheese

Lunch
½ cup cottage cheese
½ cup blueberries
4 Melba toast rounds
Coffee, tea or diet soda

Mid-Afternoon
½ bagel
1 tbsp.cream cheese
Any low-calorie or no-calorie beverage

Before Dinner
1 cup chicken noodle soup

Dinner
2 oz. white meat turkey
½ cup applesauce (unsweetened)
1 slice bread

After Dinner
1 apple

Before Bed
1 vanilla wafer (or cookie of 50 calories)
½ cup low-fat milk

DAY 2
Breakfast
½ English muffin, toasted
Coffee or tea

Mid-Morning
1 apple

Lunch
1 medium French globe artichoke, steamed
1 tbsp.diet margarine melted, for dipping
Beverage

Mid-Afternoon
2 fig bars
Beverage

Before Dinner
1 cup cream asparagus soup

Dinner
4oz. fillet of sole, broiled, poached or baked, no butter (season with herbs and lemon juice)
6 asparagus spears
½ cup white rice (cooked measure)

After Dinner
1 orange

Before Bed
2 crackers (or cookie of 50 calories)
Coffee or tea

DAY 3
Breakfast
½ cup cornflakes
2 oz. low-fat milk
Coffee

Mid-Morning
6 medium dried apricots

Lunch
1 cup clam chowder
10 crackers
½ tomato, sliced

Mid-Afternoon
10 roasted cashews

Before Donner
1 cup minestrone soup

Dinner
2 oz. Scallops, broiled, poached or baked, no butter
1 cup broccoli
½ cup minute rice

After Dinner
1 pear

Before Bed
½ cup low-calorie lemonade

DAY 4
Breakfast
½ corn or bran muffin
1tsp. diet margarine
Coffee or tea

Mid-Morning
1/8 honeydew melon (or fruit of 50 calories)

Lunch
Mixed Salad with:
¼ head lettuce
½ tomato
1 celery stalk
1 carrot
1 bsp. diet dressing

Mid-Afternoon
1 oz. cheese

Before Dinner
1 cup onion soup

Dinner
1 veal cutlet (2oz.) sautéed or broiled, no butter or breading
1 medium tomato
½ head iceberg lettuce

After Dinner
1 chocolate-chip cookie

Before Bed
1 cup consommé

DAY 5
Breakfast
1 banana
½ cup raspberries
2 oz. low-fat milk
Coffee or tea

Mid-Morning
½ English muffin

Lunch
1 oz. cheese
1 apple
2 Melba rounds

Mid-Afternoon
1 chocolate-chip cookie

Before Dinner
1 cup tomato soup

Dinner
1 chicken breast (4oz.) roasted, baked or broiled, no skin
1 cup cooked rice

After Dinner
1 apple

Before Bed
1 cup of tea sweetened with 1 tsp. honey

DAY 6
Breakfast
1 poached egg
1 slice toast (no butter)
Coffee or tea

Mid-Morning
1 peach

Lunch
½ cup cottage cheese
1 cup blueberries
2 saltines

Mid-Afternoon
1 small brownie

Before Dinner
1 cup vegetable soup

Dinner
3 oz. boiled lobster
½ boiled or baked potato, no butter
1 cup cooked spinach

After Dinner
1 pear

Before Bed
1 tbsp. raisins

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