25 Heavenly Paleo Snacks You Should Eat Even If You Aren't Paleo (2024)

Jonesing for fries? Skip the potato variety (white spuds are on the Paleo no-no list) and go for a serving of veggies instead with these baked carrot fries seasoned with garlic and thyme.

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Eating the same old chicken breast gets repetitive after awhile. It may require a little more effort, but rolling this blend of ground beef, pork, and sweet raw honey into meatballs is totally worth it.

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Just because you're on the Paleo diet doesn't mean you have to completely give up carbs. Serve up these jalapeño cornbread muffins for an alternative to your usual bread basket.

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A game-day classic, reinvented just for the modern cave(wo)man.

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Eating the same vegetables over and over again gets boring when you're on a limited diet. Luckily, this recipe adds a little variety to your veggie routine.

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Finally, an ethnic cuisine recipe suitable for Paleo eaters. Stuffed with sweet potato and ghee, this almond flour naan is the Asian-slash-African recipe you've been looking for.

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If carrot fries aren't your thing, these gooey avocado fries rolled in crushed pork rind batter will remind you of why you love the healthy fat so much (but really, could we ever forget?).

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Ditch the fork and knife and make these coconut salmon bites instead. Paired with sweet chili dipping sauce, they're just as tasty as your normal fish, but more fun because, well, it's finger food.

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Not sure what to serve when your Paleo friends come to dinner? These low-carb avocado, tomato, and salami bites make for an extremely impressive appetizer.

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Why eat your veggies and meat separately when you can combine them into one bite-sized popper? Just don't forget a serving of guac on the side–that's a must.

Get the recipe at One Lovely Life.

Who knew recreating all your favorite snacks to accommodate a Paleo diet would be this easy? Made with tapioca starch, coconut sugar, and rolled in pretzel salt, you'll never know that these soft pretzels aren't authentic.

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Bet you wouldn't look at this dessert and guess that it's made with apple sauce, vanilla protein powder, and coconut flour. Joke's on you though, because once it's crushed with Nutella Paleo cookies, this protein-packed dessert is too hard to resist.

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You only need a few easy ingredients (lemon, coconut flour, and honey), to whip up these Paleo lemon bars. Best part: They're ready to eat in under an hour.

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One taste of these muffins and you'll be eating them for breakfast every day of the week–trust us.

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Considering these doughy red velvet bars are no-bake (yes, seriously!) and boast your protein powder of choice, we'd say they just became your new favorite snack on the go.

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Soft almond bread packed with five types of crunchy nuts and six different dried fruits ...this recipe is bursting with nutrients, so why aren't you making it yet?

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They may not replace your beloved Girl Scout samoas, but these coconut bars with mango, pepitas, and drizzled chocolate will be just as filling (and a lot healthier).

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Made with almond flour, this tartlet is 100 percent Paleo safe (and 100 percent delicious).

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If your kids are fussy for an after school snack, slice up some apples and top with creamy almond butter, raisins, and nuts. Done and done.

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With this recipe in your arsenal, you won't even give those store-bought tubs a second glance.

Get the recipe at Wicked Spatula.