Dietitians reveal their top healthy snacks for instant energy
Dietitians reveal their top healthy snacks for instant energy
Dietitians reveal their top healthy snacks for instant energy
Dietitians across the US have shared their favourite healthy snacks for a quick energy boost. These simple yet nutritious options pack protein, fibre, and healthy fats—without sacrificing flavour. From savoury bites to sweet treats, each choice balances convenience with nutrition.
For a protein and fibre-rich snack, Eliza Whitaker, a registered dietitian, prepares mini stuffed peppers. She fills them with goat cheese and sprinkles everything bagel seasoning on top. The combination offers a satisfying crunch with a creamy centre.
Megan Huff opts for peanut butter banana toast when she needs something fast. The mix of nut butter, fruit, and whole-grain bread delivers protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats in one easy bite.
Sapna Peruvemba reaches for roasted chickpeas, which provide 7 grams of protein and 6 grams of fibre per half-cup. The crunchy snack keeps her full while offering plant-based nutrients.
Roxana Ehsani, a sports dietitian, fills Medjool dates with tahini for a naturally sweet and creamy snack. The dates supply complex carbs, while the tahini adds protein and healthy fats.
Amy Davis prefers dried edamame, which contains 14 grams of plant-based protein and 5 grams of fibre per serving. She also highlights its heart-healthy unsaturated fats and soy isoflavones.
Kristen Carli makes tuna cucumber bites, combining canned tuna with fresh cucumber slices. The snack is rich in protein, produce, and healthy fats, making it both light and filling.
Samina Kalloo enjoys a savoury cottage cheese bowl topped with fibre-rich vegetables. The probiotic-rich cottage cheese adds protein, while the veggies boost fibre and vitamins.
Rebecca Jaspan bakes oatmeal breakfast cookies packed with flaxseed and almond butter. The cookies offer a mix of whole grains, healthy fats, and natural sweetness.
Lisa Andrews chooses Greek yogurt with berries and nuts for a balanced snack. The yogurt provides protein, the berries add fibre, and the nuts contribute healthy fats.
These dietitian-approved snacks prove that healthy eating doesn't require complicated recipes. Each option combines key nutrients to keep energy levels steady throughout the day. The variety ensures there's a choice for every taste and dietary preference.