(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best party mixes snacks

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Looks like the smaller cans are actually cheaper per ounce.

If you're near an Asian market, you might be able to find seasoned tofu snacks (sort of like these https://www.amazon.com/Xiangxiangzui-Spicy-Snack-Skewered-Vegetarian/dp/B006QPW9ZM, though the ones I buy don't have the skewers)

They're a little less convenient than granola bars, but probably a similar amount of effort to jerky.

http://www.amazon.com/Chex-Mix-Simply-Cheddar-8-Ounce/dp/B00117ZSTO They do, or did at least.

Sriracha peas to simulate senzu beans!

Nor Munchies!

Doritos and Cheetos in one bag!

Seaweed sprinkles

Titty sprinkles

I don’t believe you can buy it in Canada, they have a recipe for you to make.

https://www.chex.com/recipes/original-chex-mix/

Or you can buy online

https://www.amazon.ca/Chex-Traditional-Snack-Original-Ounce/dp/B009FV42VI

https://www.amazon.com/Goraebap-Children-Nutritious-Snacks-2Promotional/dp/B018THQSRY

Estrellan Salt & Vinegar. Minulle on kerrottu, että ne eivät ole läheskään kunnollisten salt & vinegar -sipsien makuisia, mutta lähikaupasta ei muita versioita aiheesta saa, enkä voi sietää perus-pernalastuja edes dipin kera. Dippien suhteen etikkasipsit ei soosseja kaipaa, mutta muuten bulkkitavarasta parhaaksi on osoittautunut Pirkan "Chilpotle". Sitä tulee vedettyä maustamattomien maissilastujen ja itsetehdyn guacamolen kanssa toisinaan.

Viime viikolla tuli heräteostettua Sea Crunchy -nimistä merilevävalmistetta. Alkuhämmennyksen jälkeen totesin, että ovat paljon perunalastuja maukkaampia, ja tekstuuri/suutuntuma on todella jännittävä, mutta merilevän kalanmaku (vai maistuvatko kalat merilevältä?) ei varmasti ihan jokaista miellytä. Todennäköisesti ihan yhtä epäterveellisiä kuin sipsit, mutta eipä noita tuu kovin montaa kertaa vuodessa syötyä muutenkaan.

Edit: aijoo, taffelin originaali-juustonaksut on kyllä syntisen hyviä.

A cup of hot chocolate made from high protein silk milk is 8 g protein and about 120 kcal (depends on your sweetener)

other ideas:

• Korean BBQ chickpeas
  
  
• roasted edamame
  
  
• miso soup with cubed tofu in it
  
  
• Beanitos
  
  
• bbq crisp tofu
  
  

You can, apparently

Like these? I can get them at most "natural" type health store around me in Maine.

I give these maybe once a week, during nail clippings, or when I run out of mealies https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U8QFB4Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_S2iWBbVGJWA69

I also get yogurt drops from nuts.com. They’re one of the few that actually contain yogurt.

I'm not a fan of wasabi, but there are also Sriracha Peas!

That first link was the wrong one, these might be worth a try.

Gluten-Free Egg Rolls or Wonton Wraps Mix https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M6ALIW2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_W4IvCb9C51296

Warning, I tried the vanilla. Not so good. Amazon Link

Oooo! I bet the chocolate ones would be yummy... actually I have one waffle left in my fridge (Van's brand)... and I have nutella! AHH! You've inspired my poor choice late night snackage for the night, thanks! I'll at least drink some milk with it. Plus, it's multigrain so.. thats.. good?

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We only have the smaller Targets around here (not the Big Ass Targets), so they do have groceries, but it's not extensive like Kroger. I usually go to Target for the clothes, baby stuff, home decor, and that stuff. I really want to try to find a weird store to buy odd snacks. That's my favorite thing to do with my husband. I find something weird (tonight it was Pizza Flavored Bissli... not good.) So we shall try these Stroopwaffles if I can find them!

My family is lazy and uses a premade mix. No refrigeration, no flour, no breadcrumbs. The packaging tells you to add more water than is sensible, but that might be because we live on the gulf coast and half our air is actually water.