Well, I really enjoy a few squares of the Lindt 90% Dark chocolate. I believe it's 5g NET carbs for 30g (approx. 3 squares). After eating LCHF for almost a year, it is perfect sweetness for me.

I also like the Parsnip chips from either Trader Joes or Hard Bite. The Hard Bite brand is 3g NET carbs per serving, I believe so. And it is available at Whole Foods or World Market.

If you're looking for a little sweet treat, you can try doing an avocado chocolate pudding. Take a ripe avocado and mash it with some cocoa powder and truvia (or sweetener of your choice). Blend it together and it's quite rich, so you only need a little bit.

Love Trader Joe's Thai Chili Lime almonds as well.

Blue Diamond brand also has Sriracha almonds out and wasabi/soy sauce flavours. I get them at 7-11 in Canada in the single serving packs because I can't be trusted...

A square of 90% Lindt chocolate topped with either peanut or cashew butter (with no sugar, just nuts and salt).

Publix has these low carb muffins I can't remember if they make them in their bakery or they are made elsewhere. They are delicious but they are very tiny so it is easy to want to eat 3+ in a single session. If I can manage to eat just one then they are very low carb. However, I only purchased them once because I ended up eating an entire cart at once. I'm thinking about buying them now since my hunger is much more managed now.

Other than that I can't think of anything. I use Flat Out wraps to make tortilla chips. I've tried low carb and keto tortilla recipes but none of them converted to crispy chips. I haven't tried any recipes for crackers using almond flour, flax seeds, etc. But the Flat Out wraps are nice because they are 5g net carbs each and it goes nicely with a big bowl of homemade guacamole.

Slim Thin brownies, cookies and muffins are my new fav. Can't buy them at the store but they are available online. And since they are nearly $3.00 a brownie you don't buy a lot at a time. I pop em in the freezer and they keep for a while and take a second to warm in the microwave.

These aren't premade but they're simple and only take a few minutes to put together. They might be too high carb for some but they fit my 50g carb limit.

A huge bowl of sliced strawberries with whipped cream sweetened with confectioners sugar. It's pretty indulgent these days because of the sugar (and not something I'd eat often) but still has only about 20g carbs and 300 calories.

Raw vegetables and sour cream and onion dip (made with Lipton's Onion Soup Mix) is a more anytime sort of treat I like. I'm pretty sure the dip is 8g carbs for 4oz plus a few carbs for the veggies. It's about 300 calories too.

Put a layer of pepperoni on a paper plate (with or without a paper towel underneath) and microwave for one minute. Allow to cool (if you're able to wait, lol!) and they eat like crackers! Use mayo as a dip. Yum! Are good for a crunchy, yet simple, snack!

Halo Top ice cream
Blue Diamond Almonds in salt and vinegar, smokehouse and habanero BBQ flavors
Russell Stover sugar free pecan delights and sugar free toffee
Cheese strings
Starbucks unsweetened (no classic) passion tea, swap the classic for SF vanilla syrup, add heavy cream
Lindt 90% dark chocolate
Lilys Crispy Rice, milk chocolate or almond chocolate bars
Parsnip chips from either Whole Foods or Trader Joes
Breyers Carb Smart ice cream
Quest bars in Smores and Double chocolate chunk
Oh Yeah One bars in Birthday cake
Pepperoni, especially the sticks with cheese inside (these are found in Canada, east coast knows their pepperoni. I promise you I haven't found better pepperoni then from here: http://www.thepepperoniguy.com/chris-brothers-pepperoni.html)

And if you have the time to make them, fat bombs made out of low sugar peanut butter or almond butter and dark chocolate, frozen. Basically a Reese pieces cup.

.... I snack a lot.

A little bowl of salted and chilli peanuts, yum!