I used to have salted pumpkin seeds all the time especially for sports watching but it's gotten kind of boring and also it's not very healthy so I need new suggestions.
What is your watching TV/media consumption snack?
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Good handful of these and a Coke Zero is what I go for, have been really trying to cut back chips and any sweets during the evening.
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You probably don't want my help. I generally don't eat while watching TV, but if I did, it would be roasted pumpkin seeds.
Probably looking for more if a grazing snack? Maybe grapes, raisins and nuts? I do bursts of food and less grazing so I like cottage cheese, sandwiches, ice cream, reeses...ooh you could do those reeses minis. Those are "good" for grazing. Snyder's peanut butter pretzels are pretty good, but a little expensive I think? Sometimes I make some cheesey bread if we have a left over loaf of French bread.
My wife got these trays from the store. They had grapes, cheese, pineapples, and strawberries. I'd pair that with a few salty tostito's and call that a great snack.
You could also wrap a piece of Kraft cheese around a banana. Those are pretty great as well.
My wife got these trays from the store. They had grapes, cheese, pineapples, and strawberries. I'd pair that with a few salty tostito's and call that a great snack.
You could also wrap a piece of Kraft cheese around a banana. Those are pretty great as well.
Usually, it's toasted English muffins with mashed avocado + crushed garlic, or just with a little olive oil drizzled on and a light sprinkling of salt. Later at night I often have (defrosted) frozen berries with some Greek yoghurt.
Not as healthy, but I've had these a few times recently and they're amazing and I totally rate these above all other chips and fried/baked snacks. Lotus root chips.
Not as healthy, but I've had these a few times recently and they're amazing and I totally rate these above all other chips and fried/baked snacks. Lotus root chips.
My wife introduced these to me and I can't stop lmaooo! I need these by my side every weekend binge
that's the stereotypically nerdiest thing i've heard in a good while and i browse this forum
I try not to snack much at home but two things I've enjoyed lately:
Wholewheat Ryvita crackers with peanut butter, sweet pickles cut lengthways, and hot honey (sounds weird but it's crunchy/sweet/salty/sour/spicy, just amazing)
Bananas cut into rounds, coated in melted dark chocolate and chopped nuts then frozen.
Slightly healthier alternative to ice cream.
Wholewheat Ryvita crackers with peanut butter, sweet pickles cut lengthways, and hot honey (sounds weird but it's crunchy/sweet/salty/sour/spicy, just amazing)
Bananas cut into rounds, coated in melted dark chocolate and chopped nuts then frozen.
Slightly healthier alternative to ice cream.
Popcorn or preferably some kind of pretzel if I can help it. I also usually just take a whole meal with my movies at home since I'll try to plan around them.
either frozen pizza, taco salad, or popcorn with either a soda or unsweetened black tea/lemonade mix