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10 Simple On-the-Go Snack Ideas for Work, Sports & Family Trips

25/01/2026
3 min reading

Life doesn’t slow down, not even for me, ha-ha! Every day you’re rushing to work, hitting the gym, or heading out on a weekend road trip with the kids. That’s why on-the-go snacks are a must. But instead of grabbing something sugary or processed, you can make smarter choices that help you feel good throughout the day.

So I’ve prepared 10 simple on-the-go snack ideas that fit every moment, from office breaks to long drives and post-workout fuel.

1. Fresh Fruit + Bob Snail Fruit Roll 

When you don’t have time to cut fruit or deal with a sticky mess, my fruit rolls save the day.
They’re made just from fruits — no added sugar, no concentrates — and are perfect for kids and adults alike.
Keep a few in your bag for quick, naturally sweet enjoyment.

2. Greek Yogurt with Nuts or Granola 

A protein-packed snack that keeps you full longer. Add a sprinkle of granola or a few almonds, and you’ve got a perfectly balanced snack for work or post-gym recovery.

3. Bob Snail Fruit Stripes 

I make soft fruit stripes that taste like candy, but have no added sugar. They’re made entirely from fruits and fit easily in your pocket or glove compartment. Perfect for when you need something sweet on the move.

4. Veggie Sticks + Hummus 

Carrots, cucumbers, and bell peppers paired with hummus make a crunchy, tasty snack. It’s light, refreshing, and easy to portion into small travel containers.

5. Cheese Cubes + Wholegrain Crackers 

A great combo of protein and carbs — ideal for busy mornings or work commutes.
Choose wholegrain crackers and low-fat cheese for a tasty, simple combo of carbs and protein.

6. Bob Snail Fruit Snacks 

If you’re looking for chewy, bite-sized snacks that both adults and kids love — these are your go-to. They’re made from fruits like apples, strawberries, and mangoes, and have no added sugar. Easy to share on family trips or after activities.

7. Rice Cakes with Peanut Butter & Banana 

Crunchy, satisfying, and quick to prep. They provide a great mix of carbohydrates and fats — a satisfying option for travel days or after exercise.

8. Trail Mix (DIY Version) 

Make your own trail mix with unsalted nuts, seeds, and dried fruits. Avoid versions with chocolate coatings or added sugars.

9. Hard-Boiled Eggs + Cherry Tomatoes 

Simple, protein-rich, and easy to pack. This combo perfect for long drives or office days.

10. Smoothies & Hydration Boosts 

Blend banana, berries, and oat milk for a homemade smoothie. A tasty way to refresh yourself wherever you are.

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Snacking on the go can be simple — just like my fruit snacks. With a little planning and the right choices, like fresh fruit, protein, and delicious treats, you can keep going through workdays, workouts, and family adventures.

25/01/2026
3 min reading
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