Isagenix Snack Ideas

30 Delicious Isagenix Snacks for Shake Days

Let’s talk tasty snacks for Isagenix Shake Days!

Before you get started on your Isagenix Program, we recommend preparing early by shopping for the foods you can enjoy and stocking your cupboards. If you plan your meals in advance, you’ll feel confident that you’ll be able to enjoy whole foods and delicious food!

Here is a list of snack ideas for your  morning and afternoon snacks on an Isagenix Shake day.

But first a few rules!

  • Snacks should be around 100-120 cal. Not everyone is the same so check out our guide to customising your shake day.
  • It’s important to make sure that your snacks are a good size portion of protein, complex carbs, good fat and veg/fruit.
  • If you eat too much then you probably won’t achieve the results you were hoping for but on the other hand if you don’t eat enough then your metabolism will be low, your body will move into starvation mode where it starts storing fat to help sustain itself.

Start planning your favourite snacks!

  • Homemade nut mix Combine ALL RAW- walnuts, almonds, cashews, pecans, pepitas, sunflower seeds, carob chips and dried chopped Plum Amazins
  • Tamari-seasoned rice crackers are a salt lover’s vehicle for tuna salad. We like to punch it up with a squeeze of Sriracha chili sauce!
  • Mound chopped smoked salmon onto lettuce leaf and top with dill.
  • Sprinkle drained canned artichoke hearts with lemon zest, capers, chopped fresh basil and olive oil. Eat with toothpicks.
  • Stuffed Mushrooms: Briefly roast button mushroom caps until softened. Fill with jarred pesto and a little chopped turkey.
  • Smoked Turkey Pinwheels: Spread a layer of hummus on sliced smoked turkey breast and top with thinly sliced tomato. Roll up and cut into 1-inch pieces
  • Spruce up a shot of tomato juice by topping it with finely chopped cooked shrimp, scallions and crumbled saltines
  • Whisk together almond butter, tamari and a few drops of water. Use as an Asianstyle dip for baby bok choy
  • Five-Spice Pumpkin Seeds: Toss salted pumpkin seeds (also known as pepitas) with sesame oil and Chinese five-spice powder, then bake at 160° until crisp
  • Turn cucumber slices into crackers: Spread them with olive tapenade and garnish with chopped fresh tarragon
  • Dunk root veggie chips (such as Terra chips) into low-fat sour cream seasoned with hot sauce and orange zest
  • Ants on a Log: Stuff celery sticks with cashew butter and dot with dried currants
  • Mix crisp and spicy jarred corn relish with chopped tomatoes and cilantro; eat withrice crackers
  • Stuff iceberg lettuce leaves with chopped ripe tomatoes and cucumbers and a dollop of hummus
  • Dip sugar snap peas in a mixture of Greek yogurt and a bit of jarred pesto
  • Chickpea Poppers: Thoroughly dry canned chickpeas. Spritz with extra-virgin olive oil, season with dried oregano and garlic salt and roast at 400° until crisp
  • Spread granny smith apple wedges with chunky cashew butter and top with toasted sesame seeds
  • Fill endive spears with chopped Bosc pears and season with balsamic vinegar
  • No-Chop Gazpacho: Combine tomato juice, cucumber, bell peppers and onion in a mini chopper, and then pulse just until chunky. Add a splash of red wine vinegar
  • Cut jicama into sticks, squeeze liberally with lime juice and dip in a sauce of chunky almond butter, honey and fresh ginger
  • Combine finely chopped broccoli, multicolored bell peppers and scallions withGreek yogurt and a dash of prepared horseradish. Keep a bag of baby carrotsclose by
  • 1-2-3 Thai Slaw: Open a bag of shredded carrots; dress lightly with toasted sesame oil, lime juice, olive oil, honey and a dash of cayenne pepper. Toss in chopped salted peanuts
  • Shred iceberg lettuce into tuna salad and eat on thick-cut organic or homemade bread-and-butter pickles
  • Deviled Eggs: Replace mayo with Greek yogurt to make deviled eggs. Fold a handful of finely chopped watercress and a pinch of Old Bay seasoning into the yolks
  • Stuffed Figs: Split plump dried figs and stuff with toasted hazelnuts
  • Halve a cup of cherry tomatoes and drizzle them with olive oil.
    Sneak some finely chopped swiss chard into your pesto, and then spoon onto garlic pita chips
  • Indian-Spiced Cashews: Toss raw cashews in coconut oil and curry powder and roast at 160° until golden
  • Sushi Stick: Roll up sliced avocado, cucumber spears and brown rice in a nori sheet and eat with pickled ginger
  • Fruit Compote: Choose 1 cup of- either blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, apple
  • Mix 1 cup of fruit with olive oil, cinnamon and a touch of stevia if
    desired and pan-fry until they’re on the brink of bursting, then gobble up while warm

Related: How To Do An Isagenix Shake Day

 

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