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Back-to-school season always sneaks up on us—suddenly it’s early alarms, homework folders, after-school activities, and kids who seem to come home hungrier than ever. Between lunch-packing, carpool snacks, and those “I’m starving!” moments right before dinner, keeping the pantry stocked can feel like a full-time job. That’s why having the right snacks on hand makes all the difference.
This lineup is packed with kid-approved favorites that parents can also feel good about: crunchy crackers that taste great solo or with cheese, veggie chips that deliver fun without the junk, applesauce pouches that make busy mornings easier, and sweet treats that double as little rewards for powering through homework. And because we know variety is key, we’ve included everything from gluten-free cookies to grab-and-go hummus packs—snacks that work whether your kids are heading out the door, sitting in class, or just raiding the kitchen after soccer practice.
Think of it as your back-to-school snack survival kit: simple, tasty, and guaranteed to keep little hands (and big ones) happily munching.
When you’re in the mood to bake your own treats, be sure to check out our roundup of 20 homemade baked goods!
Gefen Tacoroos
Absolutely Gluten Free Cracked Pepper Crackers
Heaven & Earth Veggie Chips
Gefen Applesauce Pouches
Haddar Chocolate Coated Wafers
Heaven & Earth Fruit Snacks
Heaven & Earth Sugar Free Lil Taffy Fruit Mix
Doritos Tortilla Chips
Heaven & Earth Fruit Strips
Haddar Honey Wheat Pretzels
Gefen Kettle Popped Corn Chips
Haddar Mini Pretzels
Beigel Crunchy Thins Pretzels
Sabra Snackers Grab n' Go Hummus
Haddar Chocolate Sandwich Cookies
Haddar Gluten Free Cookies
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Hi!
I just read your article on yoshon – I really never knew anything about this!!! Thank you!
I was disappointed to see that you included the Gefen Tacoroos. While my kids enjoyed them the first time , we don’t buy them anymore as they have food coloring.
I’m not overly obsessed with food coloring issues, but there are real problems and I don’t think these would be considered an ideal snack for many kids…
Thank you for your feedback, I’ll be sure to share with the team and take into consideration for the future.