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Submitted by: CHEF_MEG

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Calories per serving of BLT Potato Snacks

83 calories of Willie Myers Fingerling Potatoes 4 to 5 potatoes (148g/5.3oz), (4 oz)

25 calories of Bacon Turkey , low sodium Butterball everyday Turkey , (1 serving)

12 calories of Cheddar or Colby Cheese, Low Fat, (0.06 cup, shredded)

5 calories of Scallions, raw, (1 medium (4-1/8" long))

3 calories of Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt, Plain, (0.25 oz)

Nutrition & Calorie Comments  

I think the photo is fine, I see tomatoes right on the top - I didn't see anything that said peel the potato --- I wouldn't consider this a diet food though, this kind of recipe is why I am fat :) I make a similar dish-w/red potato's,plain yogurt,salsa & feta cheese	Submitted by: JOLEWILLIAMS (2/21/13) report inappropriate
I like these, but skipped the sauce all together. Just used salsa. The next batch I make will use left over roast instead of bacon to cut salt.	Submitted by: BARBARA158 (9/20/12) report inappropriate
This sounds like a winner to me and to save calories one can omit the bacon	Submitted by: GARIANNA1 (2/23/12) report inappropriate
Another good thing to sub in place of bacon is extra firm tofu, pressed and sauteed in just a splash of oil, with applewood smoked salt to taste (available at spice outlets and some farmers markets). Tastes EXACTLY like bacon but with zero guilt!	Submitted by: CTRACEY84 (2/23/12) report inappropriate
I'm going to substitute Smart Bacon (non-meat, 20 calories per slice) and add sliced jalepenos --	Submitted by: ILOVEMALI (2/11/12) report inappropriate
I think instead of tomato sauce that I will try the pico, from the recipe on site with low fat sour cream. I always like recipes that are versatile.	Submitted by: SWEESIN (2/11/12) report inappropriate
I tried this recipe for the 49er playoff game. It was wonderful! I did not have any of the regular fat laden nachos. I did use regular bacon - but just reduced the amount. GREAT - try it!	Submitted by: TISHNICITY (1/24/12) report inappropriate
For an individual serving, I use french fries. Bake them up. Then sprinkle with the cheese and bacon and go from there. Basically same taste, less work and easier for me to accurately count a serving and calories.	Submitted by: OGBURN715 (10/30/11) report inappropriate
I did a lot of substituting: soy bacon instead of turkey bacon, low fat Mexican cheese, cherry tomatoes, cilantro, green onion tops, big dollop of fat free sour cream, and i used sweet potatoes.	Submitted by: JELAINE65 (9/20/11) report inappropriate
I agree with other posters that you should adjust this recipe to your taste. I did not care for the canned diced tomato and greek yogurt "sauce". Some small dollops of fat-free or light sour cream would fit the nacho theme better. Also subsitutied low-fat Mexican cheese for the mozzarrella.	Submitted by: BRANDILYNNV (9/5/11) report inappropriate
I changed the recipe to use fat free shredded cheddar cheese and used fresh tomatoes in the sauce with a little cilantro and lime juice. Topped with romain lettuce, green onions, jalapenos and chopped roma tomatoes. Yummy!!!	Submitted by: CLJONES327 (7/27/11) report inappropriate
You could also use bacon bits (the real kind) - Hormel makes them. Microwave the bits between paper towels to remove some of the fat, then sprinkle on top of the potatoes. I use these in place of bacon for a lot of recipes, even omelets or scrambled eggs.	Submitted by: AZURE-SKY (5/21/11) report inappropriate
Too fatty for me right now.	Submitted by: CHRIS0419 (3/18/11) report inappropriate
Thanks Chef Meg!!! I've made this recipe and stopped because of the fat content. Will try again with this alternative.	Submitted by: MYRNA929 (1/3/11) report inappropriate