Aldihas developed a cult following, probably due to the great prices the store asks for its high-quality products.
Aldi’s fans aren’t limited to funnel cake and chips, though.
We’ve rounded up some of thehealthiest snacks it’s possible for you to get at Aldiaccording to dietitians.
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“It’s also heart healthy.”
She advises snackers to pay attention to the serving size, though.
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With nuts, it’s easy to go over the amount suggested.
Made gluten-free and without added artificial flavors or colors, they also have zero trans fats.
“Snacks are very important to stay ahead of hunger throughout the day,” she says.
“We all know our mindfulness with food can quickly go out the window when we are hungry!”
She recommends combining snacks for the most vitamins during the day, like these pretzels withSimply Nature Garlic Hummus.
The carb portion is crunchy, which helps with satisfaction."
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Available in Spicy Garlic, Aloha Teriyaki, and Bold Hickory, this jerky isn’t short on flavor.
It’s also a good deal at just $3.99 per package.
Paddison recommends pairing the jerky with fruit for a more nutritious kick.
The Simply Nature brand keeps popping up on this list, but it’s for a reason.
Aldi’s house brand is priced right, organic, and delicious.
If you’re looking for a lot of snacking, they make a good option.
The easy way to make healthier comfort foods.
“Popcorn is a great snack, low calorie, with fiber.
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These low-calorie snacks can give you the feeling of indulgence without the guilt.
Tersavich suggests making a combination of snacks for a nutritious option.
“We all want something sweet once in a while,” she says.
Compared to other sweet snacks, this one is low-calorie.”
They are gluten-free and high in fiber with five grams of plant based protein per serving.
Tersavich recommends a diet lower in carbohydrates for people who are pre-diabetic or diabetic.
“They should look for products that have 15 grams of carbs or less.
More fiber will keep you full for longer in between meals,” she says.
“Not all fats are bad,” she says.
“Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats are heart-healthy and potentially decrease the risk of developing key in 2 diabetes.”
Raisins add a sweetness for a satisfying snack.
“A good dose of calories for a snack in between meals can be 150-250 calories.”
Simply Nature Apple Banana Fruit Squeezes
These fruit tubes aren’t just for kids.
They also have zero sodium.
It doesn’t have artificial dyes, getting colors from the vegetables themselves.
They make a much better choice to accompany your sandwich than a pile of greasy chips.
LiveGFree Multi-Seed Crackers
Need a cracker to go with your snack?
Look no further than this mix of ancient grains.
The whole grains make this cracker full of fiber, which regulates your body’s sugar spikes from carbohydrates.
“Take a closer look at the amount of fiber.
This is what will keep you full for longer between meals and has many other health benefits.
Snacks are a great way to increase intake,” says Tersavich.
Full of whole grains, it will fill you up and get you moving to your next task.
Both ingredients are great additions to granola!
These bars need to be refrigerated to keep the ingredients fresh and ready to nurture your body.
They have 5 grams of fiber per bar, which is 20% of your RDA.
The spicy taste of these cashews satisfies cravings for other snacks without a lot of added sugar.
This yogurt is just 100 calories and is a naturally good source of calcium and fiber.
Plus, it’s gut-friendly.
Lifeway Lowfat Kefir
Kefir is a drinkable yogurt that’s fermented and full of probiotics.
Surprisingly, this kefir is almost completely lactose-free and made with all-natural ingredients.
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“Ideally, snacks should be whole foods.
Aldi has a nice array of vegetables and fruits at excellent prices.
It also has 5% RDA of Vitamin A and 13% of your needed daily calcium.
Not only does this variety taste exceptional, but it also has lower sodium than other mixed nut brands.
At just 120 calories per serving, it has no trans or saturated fats.
Note: Nutrition info is taken from Instacart but wasn’t available for every item at Aldi.
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