3-Ingredient Snacks For Under 150 Calories

Made with just frozen pineapple, frozen banana, and unsweetened almond milk, this homemade pineapple nice cream is just 110 calories.

Skip the ice cream sandwiches and make these nutty banana nibblers instead. Mix together peanut butter with any kind of yogurt (I used vanilla Silk soy), smear between two slices of banana, and keep them in the freezer for when cravings strike.

Top half a peeled banana with almond butter and chopped pistachios for a satisfying, simple snack that's 114 calories.

This two-ingredient high-fiber snack is so simple and so delicious. Use salted sunflower seeds for even more flavor, and you can always add a splash of hot sauce. This 169-calorie recipe calls for using half an avocado and one tablespoon sunflower seeds, so if you want an under 150-calorie snack, use one-third of the avocado instead.

Make these treats with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen — you only need a banana, yogurt (I used soy), and chocolate chips. One popsicle is 78 calories.

These irresistible sweet little gems are seasoned with cinnamon to satisfy sugar cravings, and the addictive chewiness might have you devouring the entire batch. But don't worry — half a batch is under 150 calories.

A frozen snack to satisfy your ice cream cravings, these smudgies are made with banana, peanut butter, and graham crackers.

Made with just rolled oats, protein powder, and banana, each 47-calorie ball offers 2.7 grams of protein.

Bonus! This snack is only one ingredient and each delicious, chewy serving is just 25 calories!

If you love the classic combo of banana with peanut butter, jazz your snack up by adding protein powder.

This snack couldn't be easier. All you need is applesauce from the jar and cinnamon. One serving is just 18 calories.

Another frozen treat, this dessert is made with just frozen bananas and creamy peanut butter, so it makes a healthy 150-calorie snack.

Juicy, sweet, and made with just an apple, raw almonds, and a little orange juice, this spread is only 42 calories and tastes delicious served on crackers.

If you like Larabars, make your own fruit and nut bars! These 148-calorie bars are made with almonds, dates, and raisins.

Squash isn't just for dinner! When french fry cravings strike, bake up these squash fries.

Craving potato chips? Make a healthier version using carrots — each serving is just 79 calories.

Cut a date in half, remove the pit, fill it with some almond butter, top with granola, and yum! This snack tastes like dessert.

Bake up a batch of these crispy chips, made with just kale, olive oil, and salt and pepper.