We Found Healthy AND Tasty Trader Joe's Snacks, So Please Excuse Us While We Fill Up Our Carts

Walnuts will fill you up, without any regret. Add these tasty morsels to yoghurt, fruit cups, and more.

Dairy-free and naturally flavoured, these cups of cultured coconut milk will become your new favourite snack. Eat alone or with fruit and watch all your cravings fade away.

Rolled oats are a pantry must. They are easy to whip up and are made with 100 percent whole grain oats. What's not to love here?

Just grab a handful of these tasty nuts and have a healthy snack whenever hunger strikes.

Peanut butter is a quick source of protein and can be added to smoothies, apples slices, and all other forms of snacks.

Sweet and soft, raisins are a tasty mid-day snack.

These tenders have a good source of protein and iron and are only 150 calories per serving.

Quinoa is perfect on its own, added to salads, or in place of rice in burritos. Make a big batch and freeze one-cup servings to have on hand.

Raw pecans have healthy fats as well as vitamin A, vitamin E, calcium, potassium, and zinc. Need we say more?

Smear almond butter on fruit or toast and you'll stay satisfied all afternoon long.

A tasty and refreshing salsa, this stuff will keep you full even at peak snacking hours.

A fast and delicious source of plant-based protein, these taste like real meatballs! Just pop them in the microwave, and in minutes, your snack cravings will be satisfied.

Soft and gooey with a unique caramel flavour, dates not only add natural sweetness, they also add fibre.

To save time marinating and baking tofu, buy this — it's firm and perfectly salty, and each square offers 16 grams of protein.

Combining a pack of the pre-cooked lentils into the packaged bruschetta mix makes the perfect dip for topping bread or snacking on with crackers. It's zesty, bold, and oh-so rich.

Made with pea protein, this veggie burger offers 26 grams of protein! Whip up one patty for a quick, hearty snack.

Salty and perfectly-roasted, Trader Joe's rosemary marcona almonds rival those sold at specialty food stores and help with mid-day hunger.

For snacking, raw almonds are a great source of protein and healthy fats, and eating a handful before meals prevents overeating.

This tofu is firm in texture, which means that it's higher in protein than soft tofu. It also has a whole lot of protein!

This quinoa heats up in minutes, making it an easy snack to make at any point in the day. Add your favourite mix-ins or eat as is.

This soy protein-based bite delivers tangy spices, with no cholesterol and 60 percent less fat than other chorizo. Add this to wraps, serve with roasted root veggies and rice, or add to chili and soups to amp up your snacking menu.

Salted peanuts are perfect for snacking on or to make homemade peanut butter or these chocolate peanut butter protein balls. Get after it!

Add cooked lentils to salads or use dry lentils to make this lentil butternut squash soup. They're an amazing source of protein and fibre and easy to digest and snack on.

Another protein-packed legume to have on hand, green lentils can be used in soups or even in salads.

This yellow lentil brown rice spaghetti is gluten-free and tastes the most like regular pasta (compared to all those other pasta alternatives). It can easily be made into a mid-afternoon snack with a light sauce.

Just one of these dark chocolate almonds will not only fill you up, but also squash your sweet tooth needs.

With acai, pomegranates, cranberries, and blueberries, this sweet snack has got all you need.