Puzzle Snacks! What are some great treats and snacks for puzzling?

One of my favourite parts about puzzling is my puzzle snacks! If you have ever tried to eat or snack while puzzling, then you know how important it is to eat treats that aren’t sticky or have lots of residue (think peanut brittle and Cheetos!).
There are lots of fun tasty snacks that won’t get your puzzle sticky or full of potato chip dust.
When doing a jigsaw puzzles, I prefer snacks that are easy to eat with one hand and won’t leave residue on the puzzle pieces. Here are some options perfect for enjoying while you do your puzzle in peace.

Puzzle Tip:

Another note about snacking while puzzling- do NOT keep a drink on the table near you, it will be a disaster if your beverage spills on your beautiful puzzle!
I use a cupholder like this:

Here are some puzzle-friendly snacks!

Mixed nuts: A handful of mixed nuts provides protein and healthy fats to keep you satisfied while you puzzle.

Grapes or berries: Fresh fruit like grapes or berries are refreshing and easy to eat without getting your hands messy.

Trail Mix: a huge variety of these sweet and savoury mixes available and a perfect puzzle snack!

Remember to have napkins or paper towels handy to clean your hands between bites!/h3>
Cheese cubes: Cubes of cheese are a simple and satisfying snack that pairs well with crackers or on its own.

Pretzel sticks: Pretzel sticks are crunchy and salty, making them a great option for nibbling on while puzzling.

Popcorn: Air-popped popcorn is a light and low-calorie snack that won’t leave greasy residue on your fingers.

Granola or cereal bars: Grab a granola or cereal bar for a quick and convenient snack option that’s easy to eat while puzzling.

Baby carrots or cucumber slices: Fresh vegetables like baby carrots or cucumber slices are crunchy and refreshing snacks that won’t make a mess. Don’t forget the dip!

Dried fruit: Dried fruit like apricots, mango, or apple slices are sweet and chewy snacks that are perfect for grazing on while puzzling.

Chocolate pieces: Indulge your sweet tooth with a few pieces ( who are we kidding) of chocolate for a quick energy boost while you puzzle.
Yes, I eat chocolate for the BOOST. Chocolate raisins, chocolate nuts- ands remember Bridge Mixture? This was hugely popular when our parents an grandparents played bridge with the neighbours.

Yogurt-covered pretzels: Yogurt-covered pretzels are a delicious combination of sweet and salty flavors that are easy to eat with one hand.