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Protein, fiber, and water-rich foods that keep you full longest.
By The CalorieFig Editorial Team · independent editorial research project
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Satiety is highest for foods combining protein, fiber, and water — think Greek yogurt, beans, potatoes, eggs, and vegetable soups. These slow digestion and stretch the stomach, signaling fullness on fewer calories than dry, fatty, or sugary foods. Starting meals with a salad or broth soup is a simple way to eat less overall without feeling deprived.
Key facts:
Low-fiber, refined carbs digest quickly; add protein, fat, and fiber to slow it.
Apple + peanut butter or yogurt + fruit are balanced, filling picks.
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