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"Oh, Easter. I ended up dipping into the bowl of pastel-colored M&amp;amp;Ms more than I really meant to--i.e., significantly more than the three-chew challenge Sarah talked about last week. Tasty, but I&amp;#x27;ve got a post-weekend sugar hangover--you know the kind? Because too much candy make your blood sugar go up and down so quickly--which ends with the aforementioned hangover--it&amp;#x27;s important that day-after snacks be heavy on the fiber and protein. And research has shown that veggie-based snacks will help keep any residual candy cravings at bay. So, with those guidelines in mind, I took to Pinterest to find the most truly nom-worthy, 200-calories-or-fewer, day-after Peep-ageddon snacks. What do you think? I think this smashed chickpea and avocado sandwich could fill the bill quite nicely! Source: twopeasandtheirpod.com via Kelly on Pinterest Fruit and yogurt cones--love this idea. Source: repinly.com via LaurieAnn on Pinterest Eggs aren&amp;#x27;t totally my thing but I totally make an exception for quiche--especially something like this crustless spinach, onion and feta quiche. Source: recipes.sparkpeople.com via SparkPeople on Pinterest Ooh, and this pumpkin oatmeal shake looks absolutely divine. Source: skinnytaste.com via Jackie on Pinterest Any favorites? How do you deal with a post-sugar hangover? More healthy recipes: * Puffed Quinoa Peanut Butter * Veggie Muffins (They Taste JUST Like Carrot Cake--and You Won&amp;#x27;t Believe the Secret Ingredients!) * Make-in-a-Mug Banana Cake for One Photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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