What are the best low calorie, low preparation foods? I'm

What makes people think this is a good idea? Like "ok I'm a lazy fuck with no cooking skills, instead of actually doing a few minutes of googling and reading based on my own tastes and skill set, I'm going to post on 4chan, wait an hour or two for the replies to roll in, and pick a random text-based response that looks reasonable"

How do people like this function?

>>7287453
>low calorie, low preparation foods
plain raw vegetables

Baby dill pickles are a great snack, that is if you don't mind all the sodium. Stick to soups, salad and lean meats.

>>7287468

I can cook. I'm not a professional chef, but I have my dishes that are my staples, and people seem to love. If I want to put together some low calorie shit, I can follow a recipe that I've Googled without a problem. But, everything is just that: a recipe. I don't want a recipe that I need a bunch of pots and pans for, or a bunch of different preparation, because I'm stuck at work and don't have the time to do this.

God forbid I imagine that I'll find someone lazy on 4chan who might have found something I haven't thought of.

You know what exactly answers my question, even though it's something I already eat? Pickles. Pickles are like 5 calories each, and are a little more tasty than eating a cucumber. Maybe someone knows of a particularly tasty thing I can pop in the microwave.

It's not that out of the realm to just ask.

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>>7287506

Snack food you can get low calorie popcorn.

Dinner idea would be a can of green beans with pasta sauce.

>>7287453

Leafy raw vegetables are by far the most satiating foods by calorie count

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Frozen pizza with fresh toppings is cheap and easy.