When staying up all night learning on Shavuot, we know the struggle of keeping alert and preventing major hunger is REAL. That’s why we’re bring you a bunch of snack ideas to help fuel your body and keep you going all night!
We chose some recipes that are sweet, some that are salty and a few that are packed with healthy ingredients to ensure you stay energized!
Chag Sameach!
- Oatmeal Thins by Marilyn Ayalon
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- Homemade Beef Jerky by Kosher.com Staff
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- White Chocolate Cookie Butter Nutty Buddies by Chaia Frishman
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- Health Is Best- Chia Seed Peanut Butter Balls by Riva-Fogel-Landy
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- Truffle & Rosemary Popcorn by Shulamith Betesh
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- Low-fat Chewy Oatmeal Bars by Brynie Greisman
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- Cookie Butter Pretzel Snack Mix by Shushy Turin
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- Chocolate Energy Balls by Faigy Fink
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- Apricot Bars from the Dining In Cookbook
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