Any suggestions for healthy savory snack options??

You could do a piece of whole wheat toast + peanut butter. I leave bread and PB at work all the time. Or try hummus and veggies, nuts, trail mix. . Do you have access to a fridge? You could easily store cheese sticks, cottage cheese, etc.

I enjoy the Sun Rice Wholegrain Brown Rice Mini Bites Creepy Cheese and the Devilish Chicken ones too, that I buy from Woolworths Whole Foods section, tho a mate reckons they are no good, too many carbs and such.

Going by the nutrition info on the packet tho, i rekon they are pretty healthy snack, better than a lot of other junk food anyhow.

Im also thinking of using protein bars too, bought some from the health foods/fitness supplments section in woolworths i think, cant remember the brand of them, but they were mint choc in a5-pack and were great. u need to be exercising at least 30 mins per dya if u eat protein bars tho, as they give extra energy and protein, which goes to waste if you dont use that energy!

I like the laughing cow light triangle cheeses, sometimes with a few soup or oyster crackers, or baby carrots, or celery. I like a small piece of cold salmon with one of those little cheeses and with or without crackers. I too like savory! Or sometimes even an ounce or two of roasted chicken from the grocery store, sprinkled lightly with salt, and pick at it as a snack! A cold kosher pickle is 5 calories and full of flavor! I don't watch my sodium too closely, I don't have blood pressure issues or anything, so some of my savories are a bit high in sodium. Oh, also romaine lettuce leaves dipped in baba ghanoush (middle eastern eggplant dip, read labels, or make your own, some are very low calorie, others are americanized and quite mayonnaise i.e high calorie.) Those leaves with some chicken and dip (also hummus is great) These are all savory snacks I enjoy.

I usually take fruit to work, string cheese, and carrots to dip in hummus. You can cut up veg into good dipping sizes, and I use one of those mini jam jars to take a small portion of hummus. You could do with that with whatever dips you like; salsa, hummus, ranch dressing...

Beef Jerky, done right is both low-fat, low-cal, and very flavorful.

Kale chips and a glass of water can be incredibly filling and satisfying. Vermont Kale Chips are my favorite (www.vermontkalechips.com), but you can always make your own and bring them to work.

A rice cake with Laughing Cow cheese and a slice of turkey or roast beef has saved me from diving head-first into a bag of Cheetos on multiple occasions.

I've also been enjoying hummus or baba ganouj with pretzel thins a lot lately at work -- just pre-portion so you don't go overboard!

Hidden Valley Ranch packets -- mix them with plain Greek yogurt instead of sour cream and dip sliced up bell peppers and carrots in it.