Need Study Snack Ideas? What Are Your Go-To Options?

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This discussion centers around preferred snack options for studying, highlighting a variety of choices among participants. Common snacks include nuts such as almonds and peanuts, chocolate, and healthier options like hummus and whole grain museli. Participants emphasize the importance of snacks that are easy to consume without distraction, with some favoring liquid options like coffee. The conversation also touches on cultural preferences, such as Vegemite, and the nostalgic appeal of certain snacks like peanut butter sandwiches.

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  • Understanding of nutritional value in snacks
  • Familiarity with common study habits
  • Knowledge of dietary preferences and restrictions
  • Awareness of cultural snack variations
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  • Research the health benefits of nuts, particularly almonds and cashews
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Students, educators, and anyone looking to optimize their study sessions through effective snack choices.

Ignitia
What do you like to snack on when you study? I have to have something to eat whenever I study.

I usually go for nuts like almonds or peanuts, but I also got a sweet tooth for chocolate. But I can't eat a bag of M&Ms every study session. That's not good.

What about you guys?
 
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Saltines with Cholula sauce.
 
Chocolate peanuts. Also pasta
 
Cashews, almonds, raisins.

When I was in high school, I usually made two peanut butter sandwiches and a glass of milk, while doing homework.

In my later years, it's chips and hummus, or vegemite on toast with cheese or hummus.

Sometimes, I'd enjoy pizza and a good beer.
 
Any solid foods while studying seem to distracting, too demanding to eat while any kind of studying. Just coffee has been best. Liquid. Beverage. Clean. No mess unless it is spilled or dribbled.
 
To me there is nothing better than a bowl of goldfish crackers :)
 
Museli without anything except a water bottle on the side. It has the same effect on hunger as water has on thirst, its unpleasant, extremely healthy and if you eat more than 100g you start feeling sick and can't eat it anymore. I've bough 45 kg of musli at a local sale and have gotten used to eating it as a snack replacing all junk food
 
Astronuc said:
vegemite

You can take the boy out of Australia but you can't take Australia out of the boy.

I tried Vegemite once, to see if it was as bad as I thought. It's exactly as bad as I thought.
 
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Swiss rolls during every break!
 
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foods containing zink. eg. Cashews, almonds, raisins.
 
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Ignitia said:
I usually go for nuts like almonds or peanuts, but I also got a sweet tooth for chocolate.
Astronuc said:
Cashews, almonds, raisins.
Frenemy90210 said:
foods containing zink. eg. Cashews, almonds, raisins.
Make yourself some gorp, friend.
 

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