
Crisp apple slices with a Greek yogurt and peanut butter dip — cold, crunchy, and one of the few things that consistently sounds good to people on GLP-1s.
Apples are the #1 food people on GLP-1s say still sounds appealing. The crisp, cold texture seems to cut through nausea. Keep pre-sliced apples in the fridge for zero-effort mornings.
Serves 1 · 3 min prep
Mix 100g (scant 1/2 cup) plain nonfat Greek yogurt with 1 tablespoon (16g) peanut butter until smooth.
~1 min
Slice 1 medium apple (about 180g) into thin wedges.
~2 min
Dip and eat. Store the dip in the fridge if you can only manage a few slices at a time.
One medium apple is ~95 cal, 0.5g protein. The yogurt adds ~15g protein and ~60 cal. The tablespoon of PB adds ~4g protein, ~95 cal. Powdered PB (PB2) can be used to reduce calories by about 50.
For nut-free, use sunflower seed butter. For dairy-free, use a plant-based high-protein yogurt or just use 2 tablespoons of nut butter straight (protein will be lower).