Amazon is a one-stop shop for electronics, books, household items, beauty products, and even trendy fashion labels. But what you may not know is that the leading online retailer also has virtual shelves stocked with healthy snacks.
Nutritious? Check. Low-cal? Check. Gluten-free? Check. Vegan? They’ve got you covered, too. The best part: You can buy them in bulk and they’ll be delivered to your doorstep.
Here, we rounded up some of the most satisfying snacks–all under 220 calories–so you can stock up without weighing yourself down.
RxBar Protein Bars ($30 for 16 bars)
Though these bars contain very few ingredients (think egg whites, dates, raw nuts, fruits, and some natural flavoring), they pack a lot of flavor and 12 grams of protein to keep you feeling fuller longer. What they don’t contain: grains, added sugars, gluten, soy, dairy or any artificial or processed ingredients.
Sahale Snacks All Natural Nut Blends ($19 for 12 packs)
Chock-full of nuts and dried fruits, which are full of energy-dense ingredients likeprotein, fiber, and complex carbs, these blends are equal parts sweet and savory.
Rhythm Superfoods Sea Salt Beet Chips ($11 for 4 bags)
Replace your regular potato chips for these dehydrated beet chips, which are surprisingly crunchy and delicious. They serve up 20 percent of the day’s necessary fiber. Plus, beets have been shown to help lower cholesterol and improve sluggishness.
LesserEvil Buddha Bowl Himalayan Pink Popcorn ($34 for 12 packs)
Who can argue popcorn? Buddha Bowl uses organic coconut oil, avocado oil, and grass fed ghee, plus a dash of Himalayan salt for flavor. Each bag contains only 110 calories and considerably less fat than its counterparts.
Justin’s Almond Butter Squeeze Packs ($10 for 10)
It’s no secret that almonds are one of the most nutritious nuts. They are packed with protein,flavonoids, and manganese. Justin’s all-natural almond butter packs come in single servings with 6 grams of protein and 2 grams of fiber. For an even more fulfilling snack, spread a pack over fruit or an English muffin.
Slpitz Split Pea Crisps, Himalayan Pink Salt ($31 for 16 packs)
Simple and tasty, these crisps are made with 100 percent yellow split peas, a great source of fiber, protein, B vitamins, and potassium. Enjoy a bag for only 100 calories.
Beanitos White Bean Chips with Sea Salt ($17 for 6 packs)
Another good alternative to greasy potato chips, these are made from only four ingredients–the star, of course, being white navy beans. With no-trans fat, they have a great taste and four grams of fiber per serving.
Bare Natural Apple Chips ($28 for 7 count)
Unlike a lot of dried fruits, Bare Chips have no added sugar, oil, or preservatives. The dehydrated apple chips taste like apples (as they should), not candy, and can help you meet the recommended servings of fruit a day.
Munk Pack Protein Cookies ($17 for 6 cookies)
Made with protein from nut butters and grains, these cookies will satisfy your sweet tooth and give you energy without the crash. Each flavor is free of gluten, sugar alcohols, dairy, soy, and eggs.
Pearls Olives to Go ($19 for 16 cups)
Olives are a great source of healthy fats, antioxidants, and iron. Pre-pitted and packaged for on-the-go snacking, one pack of these contains only 15 calories.
