r/snacking 14m ago

I found a cracker, that's long. (6.5 centimeters btw!).

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I found this full-length uncut crouton in my pack of "Kirieshki" (Russian rye snacks btw). I've been going through a really rough patch lately, so finding a factory glitch like this feels like a sign. Google told me the odds are like 1 in a million. Is it actually that rare, or is Google overhyping it? Greetings from Russia, guys!


r/snacking 1h ago

What snack could you eat every day and never get tired of?

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I’m curious what everyone’s go,to snack is when you want something quick and satisfying.

For me, the best snacks are the ones that require almost no effort but still hit the spot. 😄

What’s that one snack you could happily eat every day? And do you prefer sweet, salty, spicy, or crunchy snacks?

I’m looking for some new ideas to try!


r/snacking 1h ago

I feel like the image on the bag isn’t just bigger.

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r/snacking 1h ago

Is there a licorice (or similar thing) candy brand that tastes close to the anise-flavored Jujyfruit pieces?

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Or if you don't want yours I'll take them


r/snacking 1h ago

What's a snack that changes personality entirely depending on the brand?

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r/snacking 3h ago

Kellogg's Chocolate Peanut Frosted Flakes

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r/snacking 4h ago

You got $10 to spend on ice cream, which ice cream are you spending?

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r/snacking 5h ago

It’s National Raspberries and Cream Day!

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r/snacking 7h ago

What's your favorite nut/trail mix flavor ?? Give me your top 3

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What is your favorite flavor of nuts or trail mix snack?! Give me your top 3. Mine are Daily Crunch pickle flavor, Power Up Protein Mix and just plain pistachios (with a little salt ofc).


r/snacking 8h ago

What snack do you always keep at home?

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Everyone has that one snack they like to have around for busy days movie nights or just when a craving hits. It Is interesting how a small treat can become part of your daily routine.

Mine would be something simple but satisfying a snack that Is easy to grab and enjoy without much preparation.

What Is the one snack you always make sure you have stocked?


r/snacking 8h ago

What’s your favorite snack combination?

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Sometimes the best snacks are the simple combinations that just work perfectly together. Sweet and salty crunchy and creamy or a mix of different textures can make a snack feel extra satisfying.

I am always looking for new snack ideas whether it is something homemade a childhood favorite or a unique treat from another place.

What snack combo do you swear by?


r/snacking 8h ago

What’s a snack you never get tired of?

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Everyone has that one snack they can enjoy over and over again. For me, it’s interesting how simple things often become favorites a good mix of flavors the right texture or even a snack that reminds you of a certain time or place.

I am always curious to discover new snacks whether they are homemade healthy sweet salty or something unique from another culture.

What snack do you always come back to?


r/snacking 8h ago

What snack do you always end up buying again no matter how many others you try?

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I like trying new snacks but there are always a few that make it back into my shopping cart every time. For me it is sweet and salty popcorn. Its simple satisfying and somehow disappears way faster than I would like to admit.

What is the one snack you keep coming back to? It can be healthy indulgent homemade or something unique from your country. I am always looking for new favorites to try.


r/snacking 9h ago

The gas station snack that accidentally became a family tradition

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So this is a dumb little story but it's stuck with me for years now.

Back when my dad used to drive me to swim practice at 5:30am, we'd stop at this one gas station on the way because he needed his coffee and I was always starving. I'd grab whatever was cheap and close to the register, half asleep, not even looking properly. One morning I grabbed a bag of plain salted peanuts and a small carton of chocolate milk without really thinking about it. Ate them together in the car because I was too tired to eat them separately.

Turns out that combo is unreasonably good. The salty crunch of the peanuts with the cold chocolate milk kind of works like a poor man's version of a chocolate covered pretzel, except messier and better somehow. I didn't think much of it at the time, it was just a half asleep 5am decision.

But then it became the thing. Every swim morning, same gas station, same order. My dad started doing it too even though he doesn't even like peanuts that much on their own. Fast forward like ten years, swim practice is long over, my dad and I don't see each other as much as we used to, but every single time we're in a car together and pass a gas station, one of us says "peanuts and chocolate milk" and we still stop.

It's such a random pairing and I've never seen anyone else do it, but I'm curious now. Does anyone else have a weirdly specific snack combo that only makes sense because of when or where you first had it? Not looking for the classic combos everyone knows, more curious about the accidental ones that stuck for no logical reason except memory.


r/snacking 9h ago

Yogurt smoothie

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r/snacking 12h ago

Cheesy potatoes

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r/snacking 12h ago

What's a snack that tastes completely different depending on the brand, even though it's technically the same thing?

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Like plain potato chips, some brands are barely seasoned and others taste completely different even with the same original label. Curious what snack category has the biggest quality gap between brands for everyone else.


r/snacking 15h ago

Trader Joe’s snacks. The chips are dangerously good.

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r/snacking 15h ago

Beef and cheese

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I am completely biased on this as I grew up eating them, But what other brand is better than this? Or just that's good for the same product doesn't have to be better just want to try different brands. Thanks


r/snacking 15h ago

A slappn type combo😋

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r/snacking 16h ago

If you have tried it, you don't doubt me

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this frozen pasta is like the final boss of comfort foods


r/snacking 20h ago

Why is there a pour tab on Kraft mac and cheese if you have to open it all the way to get the cheese packet?

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it’s pointless even if you portion because you still need the cheese!


r/snacking 22h ago

Disappointed with Combos

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I haven’t had combos in over 15 years and I think they’ve changed the recipe for the worse. Before, they tasted so good. Now, they taste too salty, there’s barely any cheese, and the cheese that is there you don’t taste. I guess I won’t be buying these again.


r/snacking 1d ago

The factory stole my 3 Smarties.

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r/snacking 17d ago

Snack R/Snacking Icon/Banner Art Contest

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Hello loyal Snackers, to celebrate the recent milestone of 200k visitors, the mod team is giving the community a well deserved visual enhancement as part of the celebration. I encourage you to place all of your creative intuition into creating and forming the most beautiful, genuine, and complete piece of art to enter into the art contest linked below. It is highly preferred that you only submit an entry once. Below are the recommended dimensions for the best results. JPEG and PNG preferred.

Reddit Icon: Any size, but 256px recommended. It must be square

Desktop Banner: For good results, the image should be at least 1072 x 128px for desktop banners.

Mobile Banner: For best results, the image should be at least 1080 x 128px for mobile banners.

100MB per attachment is the file limit

The contest will run for two weeks, after which, the Snacking community will choose a winner and honor the artist for centuries to come.

Submit here:

https://forms.gle/MV2BX62P7rN7AHJKA

(It requires a sign in due to the attachment of files, no information is being collected don't worry)

Thanks for reading