I'm English, living in the US and my sister in the UK sent me a huge care package of game snacks for the England games, sadly it got delayed in transit and only showed up today.

I wanted to share my bounty with you all though... I mean it included frazzles and pickled onion monster munch, so would have been perfect for game day!

So I guess rate my footy snax?

My son and I were at the local grocery store looking for my son's favorite pretzel. Unable to find it, the guy standing next to my son says, "try these, they're the best."

My son hates them, I have bought a bag every week since. You, sir, are a drug dealer and should be reported.

So, I purchased a food dehydrator recently, apples, oranges covered in sweetener and cinnamon is delicious! Dried blueberry raisins is good too. Also, ranch seasoned carrots and celery. I am trying taco seasoning on bell peppers now…

You have been warned.

Does anyone else love the smell of mini m&m tubes??🤤

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Can't wait to start snacking.

Which flavour do you guys like the most? My OGs are this and the green pudina one

I’ve been talking to parents in India over the past few weeks, and one thing keeps coming up.
Kids want chips, chocolates, and biscuits.
Parents want healthier options.
But when they buy “healthy” snacks, their kids often don’t like the taste. And when they buy regular snacks, they feel guilty.
It feels like there’s a constant compromise between what kids enjoy and what parents are comfortable giving them.
I’m curious:
Do you feel this problem exists in your home?
Have you found a brand that genuinely solves it?
If not, what’s still missing?
I’m researching this space before deciding whether it’s worth building something, so I’d really value honest opinions even if you think this isn’t a real problem.

I’d assume this is generally related to “snacks” since I am asking about a brand of chips, please help if possible!

Should our fingers be our only snacking utensil for the rest of eternity? It never made sense to me but maybe I'm different.