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20 Yummy Snacks and Add-Ons That BURN Fat



1. Cinnamon
Cinnamon can curb your appetite and help boost your metabolism 


2. Hot Peppers
Peppers help speed up your metabolism

3. Grapefruit
 Full of fiber for better digestion

4. Watermelon
 Watermelon fills you up without the extra calories

5. Sweet Potato
Full of fiber and protein

6. Eggs
 Digests slowly and has few calories

7. Coffee
Helps stimulate fat burning

8. Vinegar
It can help break down fat

9. Milk
Digests slowly and keeps you feeling full

10. Beans
Full of fiber

11. Oatmeal
Whole grains and makes you feel fuller longer

12. Celery
Mostly vitamins and water

13. Blueberries
Loaded with antioxidants and fiber

14. Greek Yogurt
Lots of protein with very little fat and carbs

15. Green Tea
Stimulates the metabolism and helps detox your body of toxins

16. Chicken Breast
Keeps you feeling full for longer and known as a lean protein 

17. Ice Water
Your body expends energy to warm it up

18. Almonds
 Contain good fats that digest well

19. Apples
Contains flavonoids 

20. Flaxseed
Contains good fats 

Information gathered from Healthy Food Advice 

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