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I am looking for ideas of what to have for my healthy morning snack... I am getting sick of the usual Yogurt, pudding, and fruit/vegetables.  
 
Anyone have suggestions?  
 
Please don't refer me to pinterst, thank you

Those are also usually what we stick to. I've also done granola or quinoa bars (sometimes homemade) or with yogurt, muffins, applesauce cups, fruit cups, cereal bars...  
Hope some of these suggestions help.

Pistachios, walnuts, edamame, hard boiled eggs, cottage cheese, kale chips. I eat a lot of veggies and humus but it gets tiring I agree. Nuts are pretty easy.

If you eat yogurt, add variations of fruit and gronola, veggies dip in low fat dip or hummus.  
 
Hard boiled eggs are good, but so are deviled eggs. I like cheese and crackers, with turkey sausage too. I snack on olives and pickles a lot.  
 
Cottage cheese with salt and pepper. I also make tuna salad with low fat mayo and celery, bring it to add onto crackers, so good.  
 
Crispy minis, or low fat salty snacks are good for bad cravings. Unsulted nuts are a big winner for me. Also love trail mix and dried fruit.  
 
Sometimes just multigrain toast is a good snack, usually with low sugar homemade jam or low sugar or natural peanut butter.  
 

for eating only whole foods. So a breakfast type smoothie with protein powder added or a hard boiled egg. Obviously fruits are always in my lunch bag for snacking if I get hungry. I tried nuts too but you have to be careful to only eat an ounce or you have basically reduced the benefits of healthy by over indulging on calories.

Where do u get ur turkey sausage? I usually workout after breakfast so my morning snack is fermented protein powder. Maybe u could try a protein bar or something, there's good recipes on Pinterest.

If you can believe it! Like a turkey kielbasa. If you come in the food doors, it's on your immediate left, in the area with fresh pastas etc. unless it's moved!

Awesome thank you

These are all good ideas! Thank you!  
Unfortunately trail mixes are out as I forgot to mention my nut allergy