What snacks do you buy?

Vanilla yogurt with banana granola, sunflower seeds, bananas, grapes, apples, carrots, almonds, kashi granola bars... I am trying to stkck to healthy stuff. Stuff to satisfy my sweet and salty cravings too.

carrot sticks, a lot of veggies to roast in the oven and keep on hand, apples, peanut butter, frozen grapes, rice cakes to spread pb on, yogurts (I like siggi), low fat cheese sticks, tuna pouches, popcorn, bananas, fresh fruit cups from whole foods

Mini clif bars (only 100 calories!), fresh fruit and veggies, hard-boiled eggs, light string cheese

I like to buy fresh fruit like cantalope and honeydew melon. I also like to buy granola and wasabi peas. My absolute fav snack is steam-bag edamame (soybean) because it has a nutty flavor like a boiled peanut

Jiff Peanut Butter To Go (Natural or Chocolate Silk) with and apple
Jello Sugar Free Pudding
Wassa Crisp with 2 TBLS Jiff Natural Creamy Peanut Butter
94% Fat Free Popcorn (2 cups)
Yoplait Strawberry Greek Yogurt with Granola
Yoplat Honey Vanilla Greek Yogurt
Yoplait Very Vanilla Light Yogurt


I also buy fresh fruit and veggies at the Farmer's Market. I get enough for a family of 6 for $60 and sometimes it lasts two weeks.

Yogurt, granola bars, Special K stuff, produce. I try to mix things up every week, doesn't always work. And sometimes I find something I really like and eat it until I get burnt out on it :-/

fruits, veggies and nuts! When I do granola bars I tend to stay away from the chocolate and yogurt covered stuff and go for the 'whole food' bars, such as Quaker Harvest Crunch, occasionally Oatmeal to Go, definitely Taste of Nature and that sort of thing

If the fruit is rotting then you are buying too much at one time. I will buy 2 apples, 3 bananas, 1 bunch of grapes, a small bunch of mixed greens etc. You don't have to take a big pack.

Hard boiled eggs are very cheap and good for you.

Nuts are expensive...but if you can find it in bulk - like at Walmart, then you can buy smaller portions. Remember - a serving is about 22 nuts so if you portion them out properly they will last a while.

I make sweet potato chips. Slice the potatoes super thin, toss with olive oil and bake. I lightly salt them and they are a great little snack.

Popcorn. The cook your own variety is very cheap. Just use a good oil.

For on-the-go snacks, fruit is always great. Apart from that, I like to get roasted or fresh edamame.
As far as more packaged things go, my current favorites are:

-Pure Organic bars (I usually have 1/2 at a time to consider them snacks)
-Kashi crackers
-Veggie sticks
-Greek yogurt or soy yogurt
-Dried fruit, especially the ones from TJ's
-Roasted wasabi peas
-Almonds/mixed nuts
-Back To Nature cookies
-Bora Bora Food Bars

apples, bananas, cheese and crackers, watermelon, pretty much any fruit that sounds good at the time... carrots and hummus, broccoli with ranch dip, vanilla greek yogurt and strawberries, cottage cheese, beef jerky, slim jims (not so healthy I know lol) I have a protein shake as a snack most days, a glass of white or chocolate milk...

I am more of a snacking kind of person rather than a big meal kind of person.

Sugar free pudding cups, cool whip, WW snacks, special K snacks. I need a sugar treat once a day usually after dinner. The 1-2-3 cake ( recipe on MFP) is really good for 100 cals.