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100 calorie ideas 25 through 28 are all about grab and go snacks. These items are similar from a weight perspective, but the macros range.

There is more then one way to satisfy a sweet tooth, and while gummies and dried fruit are an easy way to knock off some carbs, you get a lot more bang for your macro buck when you go with fresh fruit or unsweetened apple sauce.

Believe it or not, there are high volume protein choices too. While some protein bars may taste delicious and protein shakes may be an easy way to knock off those protein grams, eating whole foods will always keep you more satiated.

Today’s 100 calorie comparison is a great example of spending your macro money wisely.

Craving treats? Not much volume here! See how much of these grab-and-go snacks you can get for 100 calories.

For today’s 100 calorie comparison we’re talking toppings. The macros in your favourite toppings can definitely add up if you aren’t careful! We look at some of our favourites below.

When you first start counting macros, it can be overwhelming – and eye opening – piecing together what is actually in the foods you eat everyday.

You plan and save for a sweet escape, but you've improved your lifestyle, diet and are making serious progress.

How many times have we gone into the cookie jar for two too many and said “My diet starts tomorrow.”?

The people you're inspired by don't have a magic trick for getting fantastic results. Those ‘successful’ people aren't doing anything extraordinary, they're simply sticking to the plan.

You spend a majority of your time in the gym pushing your body and testing its limits. Eventually you will find that limit and your body will fight back. What differentiates a player from a champion is how you deal with injuries.

We’ve all been there. Someone who doesn’t follow flexible dieting questions your motive, your perseverance and you’re determination to follow the program. So what is the best approach to interacting with those who are not on the same journey as you?