14 Delicious Snacks To Prep Sunday And Enjoy Throughout The Week

All you need is dried oats, fruit, sweets, or whatever else you choose. When you're ready to eat them, just add hot water and enjoy! Here are some examples of good oats jar combos.

Storage: Place in freezer after making. This will preserve the fruit for 8–12 months.

If you prefer something a little sweet in the mornings, you absolutely HAVE to try these chia seed nut butter balls. They are delicious, easy to make, and chock-full of protein.

Storage: Place balls in refrigerator. Peanut butter can be kept in refrigerator for three to four months.

It's easy to buy a box of granola bars in bulk, but it can be expensive after a while. With this recipe, you can make a huge batch for the week — not to mention, you'll also get the joy of experimenting with recipes and putting exactly what you want into your bar.

Storage: Individually wrap each bar and refrigerate. The butter used in the bars is good in the reigerator for one month.

When making smoothie packs, buy fruit that's on sale in bulk — you can cut it up on Sunday, store it with yogurt, and quickly blend each morning. Try putting together one of these smoothie packs!

Storage: Place packs in the freezer. Fruit can last for 8–12 months frozen, and frozen yogurt will keep for two to three months.

If you need a little pep in your step in the morning, these cranberry almond energy bites will do the trick. They're a quick snack to make and are easy to store for spontaneous snacking.

Storage: Place balls in refrigerator. Balls can keep for three to four months.

If you are looking for a crunchy, salty snack, then this recipe is a must. Bake them longer to make them crunchier if you like.

Storage: Place in refrigerator. These will keep for three to four days, so eat soon after making.

Nuts are a great source of fiber, protein, and many other nutrients. Buy almonds, cashews, pistachios, walnuts, and more to eat raw, mix together, or season up. For more flavor, spice them up with whatever seasoning you want, like this herbed almond recipe.

Storage: Place in baggies and refrigerate. The shelf life of nuts ranges from two months to a year, depending on the nut.

Trail mix is a go-to staple for road trips and literally every other snacking occasion. Make it exactly how you like it by preparing bulk bags at home. Here are some recipes to try if you want something a little sweet or a little salty.

Storage: Refrigerate or freeze individual trail mixes. Use the chart above to determine if you need to freeze your fruits to keep for a whole week.

Instead of grabbing a bag of potato chips, buy some veggies to cut up into chips and bake. Zucchini, sweet potatoes, kale, carrots, and so much more are perfect for baking and snacking on during the week. Season and salt to your liking.

Storage: Store chips in airtight containers to prevent spoiling. This should keep them from going stale and spoiling during th week.

Fresh veggies are so simple, yet so delicious. Buy some of your favorite veggies — like carrots, pepper, celery, and cherry tomatoes — to cut and package for the week. Once they're cut up, make some delicious dips, like this homemade French onion or hummus.

Storage: Place dips and veggies seperately in fridge. According to the chart above, most veggies will last four to six days. Dips vary, but should keep for at least seven days.

You just got home, you've had a long day, and you just want to snack and unwind. Go for it — you deserve it! With evening snacking, you want to have something that's easy to digest. Try some of these snacks as an alternative to your typical evening regimen.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this delicious and incredibly easy banana oatmeal cookie recipe. This recipe requires so few ingredients to make but tastes so good.

Storage: Place in fridge. Once ripe, bananas will last five to seven days in the fridge.

If you're the kind of person who loves a good bowl of ice cream after a long day, then this snack is perfect for you. Sweet, smooth, creamy, and cold, these grape poppers are super easy and tasty!

Storage: Place in freezer. Frozen grapes will last 8–12 months in the freezer.

If you're a pepper belly and prefer a spicy evening snack, these cauliflower bites are perfect for you. This recipe uses cauliflower as a substitute for buffalo chicken, but by the taste of it, you'll hardly care. Bon(eless) appétit!

Storage: Freeze and reheat for best results. Cooked cauliflower lasts three to five days refrigerated and 10–12 months frozen.

Jasmine rice is a great thing to make in bulk to use for dinners and for snacking. Fix a big batch of it on Sunday to use in a rice-based recipe, like this coconut mango sticky rice.

Storage: It's important to know how to properly store cooked rice. When properly stored, it can keep for five to seven days.