Not a snack, but I love my coffee

When I'm dragging, caffeine is my drug of choice.

Protein power bar with 16oz of pure water

Chocolate!

Almonds, Cashews, etc raisins, dried cramberries, cherries...Trader Joes has little packs of these.  A

I eat 4-5 smaller meals a day, rarely "snack" while I am out showing houses.  If we are still viewing around lunch time, stop and take clients out to lunch.   I do drink 2-3 protein shakes a day and living in teh desert lots and lots of water.  I always make sure to bring a cold Nygene full of water and will fill it up while showing properties. 

I have some Kind power bars in the car.   I heard they are a bit more healthy, yet fills you up when there is not enough time to stop for a meal.

For me it is....

Peanut butter.

A peanut butter lollipop on a tablespoon. (remember "Meet Joe Black")

Now if you are looking for snacks of others, to get their personality back on track, try the nutritional BLUEBERRY FIG BAR from Nature's Bakery.

Not sugary, Doesn't melt. Minimal crumbs. Not dry as powder meaning beverage is optional AND aligns with your commitment to a healthy lifestyle.

In the Summer month buying some grapes and freezing them is a great snack to beat the heat and cool off. 

I have a fruit bowl in my office.... apples, oranges, pears, nectarines..... I eat several pieces of fruit in the morning after I workout....

Trail mix, brazil nuts. almonds, peanut butter, or a protein bar are all good to have on hand.

I like to have my Almonds handy, or a fruit bowl with Grapes & Strawberries for a refreshing snack.

Dehydrated fruit like bananas, apples, and peaches to name a few. They should be okay in your car.

Well I love Chocolate!  But I keep going with pretzels.  They are low in calories and very good.

A handful of cashews and pecans.

I have a big can of nuts on my desk that I nibble on during the day.  And plenty of coffee!

Raw almonds, walnuts or other nuts, unsalted and not roasted.  High in calories but it gives you that full feeling and is full of protein.

oranges...the type you peel and then break into half-moon shapes.

Granola bars or peanut butter crackers. I usually do not snack between meals but do keep some of these in case a client needs them.

Think Thin Crunchy Peanut Butter Protein Bars with no sugar. (But the chocolate brownie flavor are also good.)