15 Snacks For Your Whole30 Way of Life

Craving the crunch of potato chips but on a Whole30 diet? Welcome these seaweed chips to your snack-time rotation. They're cholesterol-free and high in vitamin A, and seven of these spicy seaweed chips are only 42 calories.

This lightened-up version of the traditional eggplant dip babaganoush eliminates olive oil from traditional recipes but not at the price of flavor or texture. This Middle Eastern recipe is a great alternative when you're craving hummus on a Whole30 plan.

Aside from a healthy dose of vitamins A and C and fiber, carrots contain antioxidants that may help reduce the risk of cancer and also improve your immune system. The entire batch of these carrot chips contains just 79 calories and offers four grams of filling fiber.

Believe us when we say, these kabocha squash fries are addicting. As in, you better make two batches or your guests are going to be very mad at you. To make sure it's Whole30-approved, be sure to skip out on the Greek yogurt dipping sauce.

Missing crackers on the Whole30? Try these cucumber cups with tapenade. The one-bite snack has a satisfying crunch but also has the hydrating benefits of cucumber.

For a more literal alternative to traditional hummus (which, unfortunately, isn't allowed on a Whole30 plan), look to kabocha squash hummus for inspiration. It's high in vitamin A from the squash and brings healthy fats from the tahini and olive oil to your table.

Light, crispy, and nutty, with the perfect amount of salt to complement the subtle taste of kale, you'll have a hard time not reaching for another and another of these kale chips. Dress it up with your favorite herbs or spices.

Honeydew wrapped in prosciutto; the sweet and savory combination can't be beat, and it's such a cinch to whip up.

High in plant sterols and phytochemicals, pumpkin seeds aid in lowering cholesterol and are also a good source of protein, fiber, potassium, and magnesium. Roast yours with a little coconut or olive oil, and season with salt.

Looking for a high-fiber and low-calorie salty snack? It's time to whip up a batch of crispy brussels sprouts chips made from the roasted veggie's leaves.

Dice a quarter of a creamy avocado and sprinkle with salted sunflower seeds for a crunchy kick.

A little sweet, a little crunchy, and a little spicy. What's not to love about these three-ingredient cinnamon banana chips?

Elegant enough for a special event and simple enough for a weekday snack, these bacon and brussels sprouts skewers keep portion control in check — each is just over 150 calories and offers more than 10 grams of protein.

Thank goodness — guacamole is a definite yes on the Whole30 plan. Just be sure to skip the chips and serve alongside fresh veggies instead.

Craving something a little different than kale chips? Try these baked spinach chips. They're delicate, light, and crispy, but they also come with a built-in handle, which makes them even more fun to nosh. One serving is just 75 calories.