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My answer - don't buy it and you cant eat it. I try and stick to nuts or crackers of some sort with jam.
As an oral allergy sufferer then snacking/eating healthy is very difficult any way.
Do love a malt loaf and do eat it as I find it a healthy alternative. Love the fruity five one the best. I also have the advantage of being intolerant to dairy so eat mine as it comes, nothing added but Soreen is still moist enough to be pleasant dry.

i try and keep buy try not have much snacking stuff in the house to get tempted,get a small amount so i can limit how much we eat. but everyone deserves a treat sometimes

We have now started to buy the Soreen malt loaf thats already been sliced as saw that on the supermarket shelves a few months ago, as with the normal one you can sometimes cut a larger chunk out as my husband loves this product, and i like the banana one more myself, and as we are both diabetic we occasinally buy some nuts not as many crisps now, and grapes and easy peelers, and bananas, and we use butter on the Soreen which we only buy butter these days for crumpets and the Soreen loaf.

Sunflower seeds. Hard to get into but worth the effort...

Eating more fresh fruit. Sometimes snack on low fat sweet popcorn.

Having a fruit or peppermint tea rather than breakfast tea makes the biscuit temptation less strong. Somehow they don't go together so well. However, malt loaf with a cuppa sounds delicious...

A very small dish of full fat greek yogurt with a tiny drizzle of honey mixed in, used as a dip for a sliced apple. Keeps me happy and away from the biscuit tin!

I try to snack on fruit and nuts but occasionally have chocolate or biscuits when I’m craving something sweet. I find every day is different. Some days I don’t need snacks and other days I do so I just do what my body tells me to!

2 slices of malt loaf with a sliver (not a chunk) of Cheshire cheese for a light lunch with an apple. Yummy!

I like Apple slices with cottage cheese or Hummus.
I find snacking hard. Once I start a packet of biscuits that’s it. They all go.
I feel better if I have fruit with a snack. At least getting some of your 5 a day.

If I need to shed a few pounds, I do intermittent fasting for five days a week. (Only eat between 12pm and 8pm) . Any snacks are then lessened a bit! I do like Soreen but only with butter and I also like a mini Snicker (unhealthy) or a piece of fruit (healthy). Oh and cake, I love cake!

The easiest way for me to keep away from unhealthy snacks is not to buy or make them. I do feel embarrassed about not being able to offer visitors a biscuit or cake, but we don’t normally have them in the house.

I snack on nuts, seeds, fruit & seeds. I try to vary what I have each day which seems to satisfy my snack cravings

Split a wholemeal pitta bread apart then cut both sides into fingers. Pop onto a baking tray and put into a hot oven for 10 minutes or so.
They will be lovely and crisp, have with a tomato salsa dip or hummous. Absolutely yummy and totally sin free ❤️

Grapes, cherries, dates and dried fruit but even these in excess break the calorie bank.

I always have a selection of chopped up fruits in the fridge, ready to nibble. Currently we have home grown strawberries, which are luscious. Can't wait for our cherry tomatoes to ripen, as they're great for snacking.

Soreen has been a family favourite since I was a child, and our family still enjoy today.

Ryvita with marmite!

A small bowl of plain yogurt with a handful of muesli or fresh fruit does the trick. Funnily I bought a Doreen last week not having had one for a year or two - and boy was it tasty and filled the gap perfectly!!!

I don't snack between meals but if I did it would be something healthy like fruit.

I don't really snack unless you count fruit, I do however eat 4 Brazil nuts everyday.

I love to have flavoured popcorn. Quick and easy to make, popcorn is a budget-friendly snack that should not be reserved for film nights or the cinema. I love adding flavours too - sometimes savoury with herbs or spices but, on special occasions, I might indulge in cocoa coated popcorn!

I would definitely recommend stocking up on popping corn - a little goes a really long way!

I really enjoy raw mini peppers and cherry tomatoes. Also slice some strawberries and use as a topping on oatcake.

There used to be an advert with the slogan "tea is too wet without a biscuit". I'm afraid I cant drink tea without something sweet. A cupasoup is satisfying and you dont need anything to go with it.

I keep a bag of shelled brazil nuts on the side next to me, so when I feel peckish I can have something healthy to snack on.

My favourite and filling snack is definitely a rice cake or two spread with marmite and topped with a sprinkling of grated cheese. Otherwise a sliced pink lady apple dipped in peanut or cashew butter.