snacks

Idaho is one of the HANGRIEST states in the country, and it might surprise you to find out that it's partly Wal-Mart's fault.

Having grapes, yogurt-covered almonds, and Chex snack mix within arm's reach used to make for a pretty good road trip, but there's a whole new list of essentials to pack now.

It doesn't have to be junk to be delicious.

Now is not the time to hold back on snacks, and the more creative, the better. Would you dare dip string cheese into a jar of peanut butter? Yes! Break some food rules and escape from stress.

I loved stocking the freezer before all of this, and I especially love it now. When grapes are about to go bad, throw them in the freezer and you'll have bite-sized popsicles whenever you're in the mood. Bananas, yogurt, and pretzels will help you win the freezer game too.

And then we'll be stuck with vegetables and quinoa and all that undesirable crap. Maybe it's a good thing?

Candy Corn is still one of the top Halloween candies in Idaho, and that's probably because there are so many ways to eat it, besides plain. Here are the 5 best ways to level-up your candy corn experience.

If you go searching for a snack you brought to work and discover that a food thief got to it first, it's probably something crunchy and salty. One particular food is stolen more often than all the others.

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the year for avocados. We'll eat more of those awesome green fruits on February 3rd than we will any other day this year, and we're ready to spotlight them with the simplest and best recipe ever.

Those rotating hot dogs on the gas station rotisserie might look tempting, but they're probably not the healthiest choice to grab next time you fill up. Just like grocery stores, convenience stores are adding more fruit and protein bars to the grab-and-go areas, and we couldn't help but notice these five.