#healthy-snacks

#healthy-snacks

A stovetop popcorn maker offers a traditional approach, allowing for a hands-on experience and control over the popping process, but requires more effort in preparation.

Bananas can be stored on the countertop at room temperature for two to six days after ripening, while refrigeration can extend their life to five to seven days.

Making healthy veggie chips at home is pretty straightforward, and recipe developer Michelle Bottalico has created a simple recipe for zucchini chips made in the air fryer that delivers a salty, garlicky flavor and a crispy texture.

These Pickled Sugar Snap Peas combine a light brine with rice vinegar for a clean flavor, perfect for snacking or adding to salads.

Sweet munchies don't have to sabotage your energy. Stick to real food and fruit-forward treats to stay mellow and nourished.

"Thread mini pancakes onto skewers with slices of banana, strawberries, or other favorite fruits, then serve with syrup or yogurt for dipping."

Using rice cakes instead of toasted bread allows you to layer spoonfuls of peanut butter and jelly easily as the circular pieces offer sturdy bases that can hold any toppings you desire.

Canned corn is not only delicious but also fully cooked and safe to eat straight from the can, making it a convenient snack or meal base.

These Air Fryer Apple Chips are incredibly easy to make with only four ingredients, providing a savory, sweet, and crispy snack that can satisfy all cravings.

Using different pickled fruits such as tomatoes, grapes, and cherries can add more color and are full of vitamins and antioxidants, offering a healthy option to the board.

Donna Hay's new cookery book, Too Easy, offers uplifting recipes like a caramel chocolate slice with cashew butter and date-caramel, ideal for a cozy winter treat.

Chobani Zero Sugar yogurt ranked best in a taste test of 17 high-protein yogurts, standing out for its taste, texture, and variety, all while being sugar-free.

Chimpanzee Super Bars are crafted with natural dates, cashews, and raisins, providing a substantial slow-release caffeine dose of 100mg that supports sustained energy during activities.