Very Tasty

I like crunchy, cheesy food. But I needed healthy food. So I measured out and made myself a 400 calorie crunchy, cheesy meal:)

These chicken pitas are so light and fresh and oh so easy!

These Pitas are quick and easy to make!If you cannot consume GLUTEN you can substitute the wheat Pitas for gluten free corn tortillas 😊

Found on a fitness site and doctored it a bit.I also add one tbsp of fresh chopped cilantro in mine for a more defined flavor.

I love an awesome fish sandwich but put it in a Pita Bread watch out like I tell my Granddaughters, I ate this like a dinosaur!!!!!

These are personal pizza sized and great for an easy lunch!I wanted it to be pretty light, as I had a ton of housework to do and my dogs were making life difficult with their muddy little paws... But if you want it a bit heartier then you could add some italian sausage, pepperoni or Canadian bacon. :)

this was put together from what I found in fridge..:-) leftovers can rock..

This is perfect for lunch or even dinner or a snack ...you can add any topping you like !

Do not make my mistake add the egg in the half way cooking but the dough is great and enough for two people and on time

I made these as a healthy snack for my kid's lunch box.

Makes 1 serving (2 pitas)Calories per serving: 634Total fat per serving: 9.8g#lowfathttps://www.facebook.com/gallbladderevicted/https://livingwithoutagallbladder.home.blog/How about some pizza! 🍕 We all know going to that local pizza joint us going to cost us big time in fat and well, calories too! Lol! But I came up with a low-fat alternative. I used leftover ham we had from Christmas dinner. I do suggest only using 1oz. of meat per pizza though as that is where most of the fat will come from. And if you use olives, use only a Tbs. as they are also high in fat, a good fat, but still fat. Eat up and enjoy pizza again, your way! 😉