What Side Dishes Are Going To Compliment My Healthy Sandwich?

Question

Okay, well, for lunch, I have a healthy sandwich and a serving of fruit. I need another side dish to compliment them. It has to be healthy and please don't say a salad or soup. I tried cottage cheese. and I hate it. So another side dish would be good, and it should be easy.

Answer 1

How about raw veggies.

Answer 2

What about a hot chocolate with skim milk?

Plain cottage cheese is a bit boring, but have you tried flavoured cottage cheese (e.g. pineapple chunks mixed in). I think that's pretty tasty. Vegetable sticks with hommus or salsa is healthy and easy too.

Answer 3

jello,

the ready made, sugar free is very healthy

Answer 4

Cheese sticks, tomato wedges, cocktail or pickled onions, celery sticks.

Answer 5

Do not write soup off what about a gazpacho

Makes 6 servings

This is a very chunky gazpacho, filled with bits of vegetables.  If you

prefer a smoother consistency, process for a longer time in the food

processor.  Different hot sauces will produce different results.  For

example, red pepper sauce is a bit hotter; green pepper sauce, made from

jalapeno peppers, is somewhat mellower.  For a milder soup, omit the hot

sauce entirely and use a spicy vegetable juice.

Spicy Gazpacho

Recipe By     : Weight Watchers 1999 Daily

   1 cucumber -- peeled seeded and chunked

   1  green bell pepper -- seeded and chunked

   2   celery stalks -- chunked

   1   white onion -- chunked

   1 garlic clove -- peeled

   1 1/4  cup low-sodium vegetable juice

     1/4  cup red-wine vinegar

     1/2  teaspoon hot red pepper sauce

     1/2  teaspoon salt

   1plum tomato -- seeded and chopped

1.  In a food processor, combine the cucumber, pepper, celery, onion and

garlic; pulse 8-10 times to break up.  Add the vegetable juice, vinegar,

pepper sauce and salt; process to a fine dice.  Transfer to a nonreactive

bowl and refrigerate, tightly covered, at least 2 hours.

2.  Serve, sprinkled with the tomato.

Per serving: 39 calories, 0 g total fat, 0 g saturated fat, 0 mg

cholesterol, 240 mg sodium, 8 g total carbohydrate, 2 g dietary fiber, 1 g

protein, 30 mg calcium.  

Answer 6

maybe raw vegetables and fat free ranch dressing?

i like the snow peas that are still in the pod, and celery takes more calories to digest than there are in the actual celery.

if you're not a vegetable fan, maybe some trail mix or unsalted roasted almonds.  

Answer 7

Oven Fries or Baked Onion Rings

http://www.cherskitchen.com/pasta.html

Coleslaw, you can make it with a low fat mayo

http://www.cherskitchen.com/salads.html