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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.

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

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!

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!

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...

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

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

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.

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

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.

If I snack between meals I have fruit or occasionally a carrot. I have tried to eat more healthily during lockdown as I know how easy it would be to overindulge.
Must add that our family loves Soreen, with butter as you say, but it is so moreish that an open loaf will disappear at one siting.

Explore the world of fruit. I was the only one in the family who snacked on this, but gradually I’ve won them over as they themselves experimented on the various berries etc. I left in the fridge. Now it’s easy to hit our 5 a day, without it being a challenge to get them there!

Love, Soreen Malt loaf. Gorgeous toasted with butter or just on its own. Snacking? I love raw veg, carrots, cauliflower, cabbage, courgettes, peppers etc, Especially if you eat them with a lump of cheddar, oops

I like to enjoy frozen yoghurt bark packed with fruit - it's so easy to make and by using a fat free yoghurt and fresh fruit it's a guaranteed winner for all the family from the very young to the more elder of us!

I try (very very hard!) not to snack between meals but some long evenings call out for a nibble or three...

Our go-to snacks are fresh fruit, rice cakes in chocolate or one plain chocolate covered peppermint cream. These seem to quell the rumblings.... for a while!

Cut your malt loaf into smaller pieces so it lasts longer but you eat the same amount and feel full afterwards

Soreen with low fat cream cheese and thinly sliced pears.

I love soreen and eat it without butter (never liked the taste of butter). I tend to choose 3 snacks for the day in the morning and eat them at intervals through out the day. Find if I do a menu in the morning I am pretty good at sticking to it

I like to snack on nuts, I make up a little pot of mixed nuts in the morning to see me through the day

I hope Soreen aren't putting their company's products in the healthy category!!!! Fruit and raw vegetables and water are the only real healthy snacks.

A piece of fruit or a handful of nuts is my snack of choice.

I've been eating a lot more fruit during lockdown than I did before. I also like oatcakes with tomatoes and cucumber.

It's important to always try to eat well at meal times then you are less likely to crave snacks.
If you do want a snack, try to choose healthy options like fruit and nuts before reaching for the biscuits or chocolates.

I must admit I am a TV snacker I do try to stick with healthy snack , I do find Jelly with fresh strawberries and Oranges is the best snack for me because I seem not to have anymore after I have had it.

I try to stick to 3 meals a day. good breakfast then crispbread with cottage cheese & tomatoes with coffee for lunch then that's it until dinner time. after the main course - lots of vegetables and a little meat/fish, etc, usually settle in to watch tv with a treat - slice of soreen with best butter is a favourite.