Don’t forget to build a huge veggie tray with any or all of these low carb vegetable choices: cauliflower, celery sticks, broccoli, cucumber, zucchini, bell peppers, and radishes. You can serve them with almost any purchased dip, like onion, ranch, bacon and cheese, or spinach – as well as salsa or guacamole. Be sure and check the labels to make sure the carb counts are low. Or better yet, check out the dips included in the recipes below.
. . . Here are twelve great low carb snacks or appetizers for your party.
1.
These soy and garlic chicken wings are so delicious and carb free.
We like to add some sesame seed oil and ginger to the marinade.
If you like it a little sweeter, add some stevia as well.
2.
These easy ham and pickle bites are super yummy and low carb
Our family likes to wrap a little dill pickle in a piece of natural sliced turkey – with or without the cream cheese.
3.
Though I haven’t met Judy Baker, I love her low carb crackers and cookies. These really are yummy, and I promise you, well tested.
You can follow this recipe and make savory or sweet almond crackers. I changed it up a little to make delicious Parmesan onion crackers
by leaving out the sweetener and adding 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese – from the green can – 1/2 tsp paprika, 1/2 teaspoon onion powder.
Flatten them ’til they are very thin. Be sure and bake them on parchment paper until they are golden brown. 😀
4.
These easy cheese crisps are delicious and easy to make on a cookie sheet in the oven.
Don’t forget to bake them on parchment paper. Often I will make a couple of these cheese crackers in the microwave for a late night snack.
5.
These simple pizza bites have no crust. Use Alfredo sauce , or about half the pizza sauce,
for a lower carb bite, and switch the pineapple out for mushrooms, black olives or additional meat.
6.
This gooey cheesy warm bacon dip is just what you need for dipping your veggies, or low carb chips.
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7.
Make these crispy salami chips to use in place of carbohydrate loaded chips. The link is no longer active for these, but they don’t take long in the oven at 350*
Use a paper towel to blot them dry, when you have finished baking them.
(Update: While cooking these in the oven I burnt the whole batch 🙁 after only 15 minutes at 350*.
My suggestion would be to check them often while baking, or to crisp them in a fry pan while paying close attention.)
8.
These easy pan fried pizza cheese wedges give the delightful flavor of pizza without the carbs.
You can make it in a frying pan.
9.
These low carb mozzarella sticks are so yummy! We actually baked them on parchment paper, though the recipe suggested deep frying.
Bake at 375-400* and watch carefully after 10 minutes.
HINT: Be sure and freeze the prepared sticks before frying or baking so the cheeses doesn’t escape!
10.
Low Carb deviled eggs are a great addition to your party or snack plan, and can be made many ways.
1. Mix the egg yolks with mayonaise and/or mustard, and add a little dill pickle relish.
2. Mix the egg yolks with ranch dressing for a yummy taste treat. Watch the carbs in the ranch dressing, because many brands have a lot of sugar.
3. Mix the egg yolks with some guacamole for a interesting change of pace.
11.
This warm spinach and artichoke dip is great as written, but for the sake of true low-carbing,
I think I would replace the low fat sour cream with 16 oz. full fat sour cream.
It looks like it will taste fabulous!
12.
To make them low carb, use 70% or higher chocolate or sugar free chocolate and natural peanut butter with no added sugar.
They are SO yummy! I WANT SOME NOW!
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Low carb, high fat.
Appetizers – mostly low carb.
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Thanks for including my wings in your round-up Marjie! Looks like some great apps for the big game this weekend!
They are SO good. It is hard to find exceptionally yummy things like that when trying to restrict sugars and they taste GREAT! I have some chicken ready for Sunday’s game.
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Thanks for sharing these great low carb football party recipes. Made these up for my last football party. It feels so good to be able to indulge without guilt!
Lots of fun ideas! Those pickle bites sound yummy. My husband is a big sports fan. I enjoy making yummy game day food for him. We usually have bacon wrapped cheese stuffed dates or jalapeños.
Sometimes I just wrap a pickle with a piece of natural ham or turkey. It makes a great little snack – just about any time!
I love party snacks, everything sounds so good, the warm bacon dip especially is calling my name!
YES! Anything with bacon makes me very happy. I love not having to be concerned about carbs.
Oh my! So many delicious recipes all right here. The spinach artichoke and the chicken wings are definitely going on my planning menu.
Even though they are a compilation, I’ve made just about every one of them, and have made notes of any challenges that might occur. They are yummy!
THese all look delicious. I love the cheese crackers and salami chips. Yum! On the spinach dip, you can also substitute plain Greek yogurt for the sour cream.
Thanks, Nicky. The cheese crackers are my favorite. You can absolutely substitute Greek yogurt for the sour cream. This will lower the calories – for those who are counting calories. For those watching carbs, the sour cream has a much lower carb count and is the better choice.
I’m starving now. These look incredible. I can’t wait to try some Marjie.
I know! They are so yummy too.
I always try to avoid appetizers – and if I go for one than it definitely has to be low-carb! This way you are also not too full by the time your entree rolls around!
Boy, isn’t that true. I love a good appetizer.
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