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One of my go-to snacks mid-afternoon to make it through to dinner are these loaded celery stalks! Stuffed with hummus and topped with Kalamata olives and feta, they are irresistible!

Is Celery and Hummus a Healthy Snack?
Celery and hummus are both packed with nutrition, making this a terrific snack. Celery has tons of vitamins, minerals, and fiber, while hummus is also rich in fiber, protein, calcium, iron, and antioxidants. A winning and delicious combo!
Hummus is a great substitute for mayo in many recipes, as I do in my Greek Deviled Eggs recipe. More nutrition, less fat! When you want a low-carb dip, celery makes a healthy swap for crackers and chips.
If you add feta cheese and olives to the equation -both classic ingredients from the Mediterranean diet- you get a healthy snack made with real and good-for-you ingredients.

How to Make Celery with Hummus
Making this tasty celery and hummus snack is so easy that you’ll always find an excuse to enjoy it. Cut celery and fill it, that’s all! Check out the 3 simple steps:
- Prep
Wash and cut celery stalks into 3" pieces. - Fill
Place celery stalks on a flat surface. Fill each stalk with hummus. Top with chopped Kalamata olives and Feta cheese. - Store
Refrigerate up to 2 days.
More Healthy Snack Ideas
Healthy snacks are your ally to add more nutrition in an easy and appealing way. I usually prep homemade hummus in bulk for all kinds of snacks and recipes using hummus.
Whether I need a quick after-school snack for the kids or a post-workout snack in the morning, hummus is there! And when I want something healthy for a party, these hummus platter ideas always wow everyone!
How do you like to snack on hummus?
Hummus Stuffed Celery Stalks

Ingredients
- 6 celery stalks, washed and cut into 3" pieces
- 8 oz hummus, your favorite variety
- 4 oz Kalamata olives, chopped
- 4 oz crumbled Feta cheese
Instructions
- Place celery stalks on a flat surface. Fill each stalk with hummus. Top with chopped Kalamata olives and Feta cheese.
- Refrigerate up to 2 days.







Sarita Ward says
My favorite Sabra Hummus is the roasted red pepper. Love to dip carrots and mushrooms in it!
Melissa says
I prefer the classic hummus. My children don’t always like the flavored versions, so they can enjoy plain hummus with veggies or as a sandwich spread, and I can add to it when a different flavor is desired. I could wat a whole tub!
Annette Nelms says
I spread the Roasted Red Pepper hummus on top of Naan bread & then layer on top of that: feta cheese, slices of roasted red pepper & sliced Kalamata olives (I purchase the latter two from the specialty salad bar section of the grocery store). I warm it in the oven for a little while and it is scrumptious!
Laura Fuentes says
That sounds amazing!