Healthy vegetarian after school snacks

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Hello
I am looking for some ideas on healthy, filling vegetarian after school snacks for my teen kids.
They do clubs most evenings and dinner tends to be much later to my liking.
They do want something substantial when they get home and we seem to have gone into a rut of beige stuff like brioche, scones etc.
They don't seem to want boiled eggs at that time of the day.
It seems tricky to feed them well without being boring or unhealthy.
Hit me with your suggestions please!
Thanks

Rye bread is good and filling - toasted lightly and spread with humous or cheese spread. Yum!

Quorn sausage rolls would be a bit healthier than brioche?

Cold slice of Spanish omelette.

Cold veggie sausages

Marmite rice cakes or whole meal toast and marmite

Half a tin of soup in a mug?

Overnight oats? Can pop in a Tupperware with nice toppings if seeds and honey and take with you.

I must be missing something, why can’t you eat dinner when they get home?

Peanut butter and/or banana on toast
Beans on toast
Malt loaf
Cereal with milk
Fruit (eg apple) with some cheese
Yoghurt with fruit

Soup and roll
Pasta salad
Peanut butter smoothie
Cheese and tomato toastie
Savoury flapjacks
Microwave scrambled eggs www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/microwave_scrambled_egg_48771

Thank you for suggestions!
If I stop buying some of the regular unhealthy stuff this should help us eat a bit better.
I will look up the recipes linked.

I batch cook a load of oven baked falafel, with a blend or chickpeas and either sweet potato or butternut squash. They are perfect for snacking.

Baked paprika chickpeas are also good.

my teens like to make themselves toasties.
have a microwave thingy.
filled with pickle, cheese, hard boiled eggs..

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/leek-potato-soup

I like this soup. I put much less cream in, & no milk. I also don't blend it because I'm lazy I just add a little splash of cream to each bowl. You can have it with no cream & it's still very tasty. And cheap, if you grow the chives, which are pretty easy.

Make loads of hoummous (v easy in the food processor) to have with pitta or carrot sticks.

Mine ate toast, apples, bananas.

avocado with crackers or mashed with cream cheese in a wrap
cheese scones/ plain scones
hummous with loads of cut up veg
pasta salad with pesto and pine nuts
mixed grains, crunchy veg and a dressing
noodles
quiche
falafal
bean balls and chutney,/salad/wraps
peanut butter with fruit or veg crudites
cup of hearty soup
veggie muffins
frittata
savoury rice
good old fashioned toast

Veggie nachos
Quesadillas with beans and cheese
Lots of hummus suggestions but you can vary the dips, white bean dip, babaganoush, beetroot hummus, mashed broad beans...

Mine like:

Quiche tacos using those little stand n stuff tortilla boats. They keep in the fridge for a couple of days.
Pasta or rice salad
Soup
Malt loaf/fruit bread/scone
Plain toast/beans/cheese/egg on toast
Pitta with chopped salad and hummus
Fruit or a smoothie
Savoury muffins

Soup with cheese wraps or buttered whole meal baps

Pesto pasta

Cooked breaded chicken in wraps

Toasties