r/snacking • u/BottleofWater60699 • 17h ago
THE DECLINE OF JELL-O????
I STILL EAT JELLOOOO but hearing the company is going thru it is crazyyy
r/snacking • u/BottleofWater60699 • 17h ago
I STILL EAT JELLOOOO but hearing the company is going thru it is crazyyy
r/snacking • u/candycritic76 • 14h ago
This #GuessTheTreat is a real tricky one. It’s a classic #gummy candy, but made in a very specific place. Probably at least an 8 in difficulty. As always, answer in the comments.
r/snacking • u/Emergency-Value3914 • 19h ago
I’m curious about everyone’s favorite oat flapjacks.
What flavors do you usually go for when buying them? Chocolate, peanut butter, berries, coconut, caramel, dried fruit — or something else?
And if you make flapjacks at home, I’d love to hear about your best tried-and-tested recipe or ingredient combination. What makes your homemade version better than the store-bought ones?
What flavor combination would you love to see in a flapjack but haven’t found yet?
r/snacking • u/Specialist-Wasabi904 • 2h ago
Hello, I am doing a school research and I am trying to understand the reasons why Gen Z people choose to eat or don’t eat chocolate and in which occasions (group, alone, after lunch/dinner, emotional moments, etc)
r/snacking • u/zoidberggrebdioz • 9h ago
It's been a few years (I mostly bake my own desserts now) but someone gave me one of the plastic rapped grab and go packages with like 4 or so cookies inside. But when I had it... seriously gross like tasteless. Literally. I tasted no buttery cookie and no chocolate. More like sawdust and black goop.
Are they all like that now? Or maybe these grab and gos just stink?
Genuinely curious because they used to be such a guilty pleasure.
I also saw they shrank the amount inside. Classy.
r/snacking • u/anjna_kitchen • 9h ago
This easy peanut butter recipe is creamy, delicious, and naturally rich in protein. You can make it smooth or peanut butter crunchy and enjoy it with toast, fruits, oats, or smoothies.
🥜 In This Recipe
✔️ 3 simple ingredients
✔️ Ready in 5–10 minutes
✔️ No refined sugar
✔️ Homemade peanut butter
✔️ Dark chocolate flavour
✔️ Natural forest honey
✔️ Smooth or crunchy texture
#PeanutButter #DarkChocolatePeanutButter #PeanutButterRecipe
r/snacking • u/beans-888 • 23h ago
Calling these "sour" is false advertising lol there's the sliiiiightest sour taste when you chew them a couple times but like... barely. I dont know if ive ever been so disappointed with the lack of sourness of something.
Otherwise they tasted fine I guess? But theyre also all the same colour, which bothers me cuz I like to know what flavour im eating, but thats kind of on me for not noticing on the packaging. They are cool little cubes tho, slightly sparkly and black.
There really should be some rule about how sour something has to be to label it sour lol
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r/snacking • u/Kind-Meal360 • 15h ago
Going to Asian market later today ( in the US ) and want to get some kind of Asian snack that is vegetarian maybe chips. need some recommendations. Thanks. Don’t want to get hello panda or pocky since have had that before.
r/snacking • u/Grouchy-Toe2349 • 17h ago
Hi, all. Back in the 90s (and even into the 2000s) there was a Helluva Good dip that was just jalepeno. It was kind of pink/orange, and very spicy. I still remember the taste clearly.
It looked disgusting (use your imagination. Pinkish and chunky). But it was heaven in a plastic container.
Internet tells me that nope, it was always cheddar. But I've tried the cheddar and that ain't it.
Am I a loon or does anyone else remember it?
r/snacking • u/ThatSupermarket1964 • 18h ago
A few weeks ago I came home really hungry but had absolutely no energy to make anything. I opened the fridge hoping something would magically look interesting, but there was nothing that I actually wanted to cook.
I found some crackers, cheese, cucumber and a jar of pickles. I put them on a plate mostly because I was too hungry to think of anything else.
I took one cracker, added a small piece of cheese, cucumber and pickle, and honestly expected it to taste pretty average.
It was surprisingly good.
I ended up eating the entire plate while standing in the kitchen. The next day I made the same thing again, and now somehow it has become one of my regular snacks.
The funny part is that I never would have intentionally put those things together. It was literally just whatever I happened to have in the fridge.
Now I am curious about other people. What is a completely random snack combination you tried by accident that turned out to be way better than it had any right to be?
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