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Try These Fueling Post-Workout Snacks For An Energy Rush
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While it is important to eat before you exercise, it is just as significant to eat a little something after you work out as well. The body needs a combination of both carbohydrates and protein to help repair and build muscle quickly in order to recharge the lost energy. It’s also important to not go overboard and consume too many calories, where it cancels out the ones you burned while sweating it out. Here is a list of five post-workout foods to snack on, in order to help you complete your health and fitness goals for the season.
Carrots and Hummus
This low calorie post workout snack is delicious and keeps you satisfied for a long time. Carrots are high in sugar, which quickly fuels the body. While hummus is a filling dip made of a chickpea which is a protein and carbohydrate combined. You can also dip other vegetables into hummus like celery and snap peas.
Apples and Almond Butter
This snack delivers both nutrients and protein which is essential in all meals and snacks. Apples are a crunchy fruit, combining it with sweetness makes it the perfect snack while building up energy and muscle
Greek Yogurt
Greek yogurt is a nutrient-dense snack with the perfect amount of digestible proteins to eat after your workout. It’s infamous for its high amount of probiotics, which helps with digestion. The proteins will ultimately help restore and repair your muscles. Try out a honey flavoured Greek yogurt for an even tastier snack.
Cheese and Crackers
Cheese and crackers may seem like a party food, but it can also be a good snack after your workout. The cheese brings calcium and protein, while the crackers bring fibre and carbs to your diet. Snack smartly with string cheese and whole wheat crackers to fill you up.