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THE GOOD NEWS: Greek yogurt is a great source of calcium, protein and probiotics (which is good for your digestive system), according to SheKnows.com. SNACK TIP: Mix berries or granola with a cup of sugar-free Greek yogurt, Steele says. THE GOOD NEWS: Apples in general have been known to prevent types of cancer and sugar-free apple sauce is a great fibre booster in the morning, according to FitDay.com.
1. Beans. Beans are a great source of protein. They are high in fibre and slow to digest which makes you feel fuller for longer and may help reduce the urge for between-meal snacking. Foods such as beans, peas and lentils are cheap, nutritious and delicious.