A bite-sized blog of snack hacks
              Back-to-back meetings, busy evenings, weekend plans and gym dates, sound familiar?
We know you’re always on the go, so this will only take a minute – if your work and social life has you out of the house a lot, it can be good to have a game plan when it comes to your snacks to make sure you have healthy options available.
Some things to chew on
- Snacks shouldn’t replace a meal, but are part of a balanced diet.
 - It’s good to have 2 to 3 small snacks a day.
 - Snacks should be healthy and nutritious like fruit, unsalted nuts or a bag of popcorn – anything else is considered a treat, not a snack.
 - You should know when you might need one (at work, in the gym, between meetings) and plan to have healthy options on hand.
 - Bring portable snacks with you on long days to be prepared.
 - If you’re buying pre-packaged snacks, always read the labels and choose the option lower in fat, sugar and salt.
 - If taking from a large packet, serve a single portion in a dish, or pre-portion into lunchboxes ahead of time.
 
Now, we know you have places to be! So without further ado, here’s our recommended list of healthy snack options – screenshot it, print it or save this page for later:
- Piece of fruit
 - Glass of milk
 - 2 wheat biscuits
 - Muesli with fruit and nuts
 - Greek yoghurt and mixed fruit
 - Apple/pear slices with peanut butter
 - Fresh fruit smoothie
 - Crackers and cheese
 - Popcorn
 - Dried nuts
 - Vegetable sticks and hummus
 
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