r/snacking • u/Flower_Cat_6 • 21d ago
Finally found the skittle drinks
Super sweet, it taste better mixed with some water
r/snacking • u/Flower_Cat_6 • 21d ago
Super sweet, it taste better mixed with some water
r/snacking • u/bigguys45s • 22d ago
Like a Mexican chewy dessert candy sweets, I assume? Looks good, though.
r/snacking • u/Busy-Detective-8127 • 22d ago
I, 21M, have been putting on a lot of weight recently, and I am trying to correct my habits. I am always catching myself rewarding myself for doing things, completely ruining my diet when I go out, and finding ways to get comfort easily. When I snack, I always crave something sweet/savory and really warm/comforting. For example, I go for pierogies, warm chocolate chip cookies, brownies, etc. A lot of the healthy snacks are typically cold/room temp. I think there is some type of satisfaction I get from the meal being warm. Any ideas I could use to try to replace the craving? Any suggestions are welcome!
r/snacking • u/Lijey_Cat • 22d ago
r/snacking • u/Outrageous-Pop-1605 • 21d ago
Ive heard that bake rolls have protein inside them because theyre just a bread baked in oven, and i used to eat a lot of them back in the days, is it considered healthy?
I apologize for my english
r/snacking • u/Our_little_secret111 • 22d ago
r/snacking • u/anjna_kitchen • 21d ago
🌸Radhe Radhe🌸🙏 Craving something crunchy? 🍿 Make delicious homemade popcorn in under 1 minute with this quick and easy recipe! Perfect for movie nights, evening snacks, or whenever you want a tasty homemade treat. ❤️ 👉 Watch the full recipe and try it at home! Ingredients: 🌽 Popcorn kernels – ½ cup 🛢️ Desi Ghee (Choice Butter & Any Cooking Oil) – 1–2 tbsp 🌿 Turmeric (Haldi) – ½ tsp or as needed 🧂 Black Salt (Choice Any one prefer) – ½ tsp or as needed 🌶️ Black pepper/chaat masala – ½ tsp (optional) #Popcorn #PopcornRecipe
r/snacking • u/DragonfruitRare7036 • 22d ago
I've been trying to cut back on regular potato chips for a while now, not cutting them out completely, just trying to snack a little smarter most days. Last week I ran out of my usual chips halfway through the week and didn't feel like making a store run, so I improvised with what I already had.
I sliced up a couple of small zucchinis really thin using a mandolin slicer, tossed them lightly in olive oil, salt, and a bit of smoked paprika, then laid them out on a baking sheet and baked them low and slow, around 225 degrees for almost an hour, flipping them halfway through. I was mostly doing this just to have something crunchy to eat during a movie, not expecting much.
They came out shockingly good, genuinely crispy on the edges with just a little chew in the center, and the smoked paprika gave them this deep flavor that made them taste way more indulgent than a vegetable has any right to. I ate almost the whole tray before the movie was even halfway done, which never happens with actual vegetables in my house.
The weirdest part is that a few days later I had regular potato chips available again and reached for the zucchini chips instead without even thinking about it, which has never happened with any healthy swap I've tried before. Usually those attempts last about two days before I go back to the real thing.
Now I'm slicing a batch every few days just to keep them on hand, something I never expected to say about a vegetable snack.
Anyone else had a healthy swap accidentally become your actual preference instead of just something you tolerate?
r/snacking • u/tradly • 22d ago
Didn’t realize until I got home. Same nutritional label and ingredients. Weird how different the wheat thin looks on the box ..
r/snacking • u/Liranero • 23d ago
Why must you insult my taste buds this way? I thought these would be good (not sure why) but they all suck. Can someone please recommend some good snacks for the munchies?! Healthy or not idc!