I tend to snack when I’m bored, which is more often than I’d like to admit. I’m currently snaking on Black and White trail mix from Target. Basically chocolate and yogurt covered peanuts and raisins.

What about you? Both healthy and unhealthy snacks welcome.

  • @RoyalEngineering
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    1 year ago

    I love snacking on hard pretzels. I prefer the small sticks over the big ones:

  • Curious Canid
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    51 year ago

    Humus. Especially with garlic. It’s filling and better for you than almost all standard snacks.

    • Bono is a TWAT
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      51 year ago

      Cut up carrots like sticks and use them to scoop up the hummus if you don’t already. It’s even more delicious and healthier than pita bread/nachos/… and adds a nice crunch to it.

      • @maidenless_prawn
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        11 year ago

        Do you prepare them somehow or you just buy the carrot and cut it? Sorry if it’s a dumb question, I love hummus and I’m curious about eating it with carrots, it’s just that I’ve never eaten them raw

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          I guess either way works. I’m in Europe, and over here, we usually buy our fruits and vegetables from the fruits and veggies grocer, and not the supermarket. So in my case, I buy them hole, peel the outer layer with a peeler, then cut them in half longwise, then continue cutting them longwise until they are about 2-3 centimeters thick (maybe 1/4"??? not sure about imperial system).

          You can also buy baby carrots (the name is a lie) from a supermarket and you’re good to go.

          Side note: baby carrots are actually full size carrots that are “ugly” looking, so customers tend to avoid them. Instead of throwing them away, they cut them into what looks like baby carrots and sell them that way.

          • @Sundance_Squid
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            11 year ago

            2-3cm would be around 1" btw. 1/4" would be roughly 6mm.

  • Synapse
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    31 year ago

    Honey-mustard dry bretzels bits Kruspers

  • @frost_
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    31 year ago

    This is a weird one, but olives. Not too many, but just a couple at a time hits the perfect spot of refreshing and salty for me.

    • @WussyOP
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      11 year ago

      What type of cheese did you end up using for this?

      • @urtiscay
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        11 year ago

        what i had on hand, i used half cheddar and half mozzarella!

  • iNeedScissors67
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    21 year ago

    Buddha pop popcorn, and pistachios. I have huge boxes of each in my office at work.

  • Sean
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    21 year ago

    The bones of my enemies.

  • @evinc2
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    21 year ago

    Uncooked ramen noodles is my go-to. Nice and crunchy!

  • @[email protected]
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    11 year ago

    I have to watch my sodium intake, so a lot of snacks aren’t allowed any more. I miss pork rinds and pretzels.

    I’ll have fruit (cherries are in season now and I can eat a pound of them in one sitting even though my stomach will hurt later), tortilla chips, lightly salted peanuts, a cookie (my local grocery store makes their own for $5/dozen and they’re fantastic), or sometimes a slice of Swiss cheese.

  • little_pinecone
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    Home-made cookies. I’m adding dried apricots, walnuts, peanuts, flaxseed, sunflower seeds and roasted coconut shrims.

  • Pope-King Joe
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    11 year ago

    Mac’s Salt and pepper pork rinds.

    Andy Capp’s Hot Fries are a weakness of mine as well.

    Jolly Time microwave cheese popcorn.

  • @syn
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    11 year ago

    Bold chex mix is the favorite I keep going back to, but pretzels or a pistachio nut mix are great too.