Snacks for adults!

[chunkofcheese]

Can anyone suggest any snacks that meet this criteria:
Healthy (not too processed)
Quick/easy
Not too expensive
Portable e.g. can be grabbed on the way out to eat in the car

I keep not eating because I don't have anything like this in the house. The thing that fits the criteria is hard boiled eggs (if I prepare in advance) but it's an endurance test to eat them without gagging, due to the texture I think 😄 . Cheese is good but I need a bit more variety. Any suggestions appreciated!

Dried fruit/ nuts
Greek yogurt pots
Whole fruit
Cherry tomatoes
Oatcakes
Sugar snap peas

The Skyr yoghurts in pouches.
fridge raiders (probably v processed though!)
cereal/protein bar
nuts
babybel

Bananas

Fruit.
Vegetables.
Grab a dip to spice it up.

Bananas are good as they come in their own carry case.

Carrots
Mimi cucumber
any small fruits & berries
Breadsticks or cracker bred or similar
Rice cakes
Houmous, yoghurt or cheese.

Honestly, it only takes 5 min to prepare and can be done in the evening.

Grapes
ritz crackers
peanut butter with apple slices in a pot
Small Greek yoghurt with frozen berries to add (take them frozen they defrost quick)
ryvita with small pot of cream cheese (can get small 4 packs)
Home made cereal bars batch made & frozen then take out what you need

Sliced apple and peanut butter
Greek yoghurt and honey
Pistachios
Cheese and crackers
frozen grapes

Sliced apple with peanut butter
Greek yog with fruit / seeds
Hummus and veg sticks
Cold pasta
Tinned fish like tuna/mackerel/ sardines on crackers
Banana on toast
Bagel with cream cheese

An apple?

Sliced apples
Grapes
Baby bel
Fibre one cake bar
Skinny crunch bar
Pepperoni

Gherkins
Sliced carrots or peppers
Tinned pineapple slices
Nuts and raisins

Cashew nuts with raisins.

Olives

john west no drain tuna (unfortunately plastic pots..)

bircher muesli or smoothies made up in the fridge

Moma porridge sachets, just add hot water

Hard boiled eggs. DH does a batch at the beginning of the week and grabs one when he wants a snack.

Decant big pot of plain yogurt into individual pots. Add flavoring like honey or lemon curd or strawberry sauce. Can have a separate small pot of granola to add.

Love these, thank you! Esp the yoghurt and sauce/granola pots

Clearly a lot of MNers are braver than me: I wouldn't want to risk spilling yoghurt in the car, even now we're heading into cooler months 🤢

Why can't you prepare something the night before and grab from the fridge on the way out?

• cold chicken drumsticks, with a serviette wrapped around the bony part as a handle
• Carrot, pepper and/or celery sticks in a Tupperware type box with a tub of hummus in there too
• Celery stick with peanut butter inside
• As it gets colder, what about soup in flask. I bought a thermos with a wider opening, so can be used to keep food hot or cold and can be eaten out of too. In the past I've keep chicken thighs warm in it, pasta, stews etc. this is mine, but I'm sure other brands have a wider opening too:

thermos.co.uk/stainless-kingtm-food-flask-470ml

Maybe I've misunderstood?

OP- are you planning on eating this whilst ALSO driving a car??? Or someone else is driving and you can eat?

Every one of those is super processed though!

Apart from nuts