Late Night Snacks That Wont Ruin Your Sleep

Reading the label, these mixed fruit snacks have a soft, chewy texture that feels like a gummy treat. The blend of grape, peach, and strawberry purees gives a sweet, jammy flavor. I noticed 40g of sugar per 100g, so they're definitely a sugary pick. A real-life use case is tossing a few packs into a kid's backpack for a long car ride—they're easy to hand out and keep everyone happy. The price per ounce can add up, making them a pricier option compared to a big bag of standard fruit snacks if you're buying them often. They're a fun, occasional treat.

This snack is a savory, tomato-forward bite with a light, airy crunch from the potato starch. The sunflower oil gives it a subtle richness, and the salt level is noticeable but not overpowering. With only 3g of sugar per 100g, it's a low-sugar option that feels more like a savory crisp. I'd pack these for a mid-afternoon office snack when I'm craving something salty but want to avoid the vending machine. The trade-off is the texture; it's a bit powdery and might not be for everyone, especially if you prefer a classic crunchy chip. It's a solid choice for savory lovers.

These puffed grain snacks have a light, crispy texture that melts in your mouth. The organic purple carrot and blueberry give them a subtle, earthy sweetness. The label shows 28g of sugar per 100g, which is moderate, likely from the apple juice concentrate. A great use case is as a crunchy topping for yogurt or as a light snack on a hike. The price point for an organic product is a factor, so the value might not be there if you're just looking for a bulk puffed snack. It's a clean-ingredient choice for those prioritizing organic.

This soft and squishy snack has a texture similar to a yogurt-covered raisin, but with a distinct tang from the Greek yogurt cultures. The pear juice concentrate and sugars add a sweetness that balances the tartness. With 37g of sugar per 100g, it's a sweet treat, but the inclusion of whey protein concentrate offers some protein. I find these are perfect for a post-gym bag snack when you want something sweet that also feels a bit more substantial than pure candy. The trade-off is the high sugar content, which might be too much for some.

This Double Chocolate snack bar is likely a dense, fudgy treat. The 25g of sugar per 100g suggests a noticeable sweetness, but it's less than many fruit snacks. A real-life use case is as a late-night indulgence when a chocolate craving hits. The main trade-off here is the lack of ingredient information; without a full list, it's hard to assess the quality of the chocolate or the overall nutritional profile. It's a bit of a mystery box, which can be a gamble. The value is uncertain until you can see what's actually inside.