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HEALTHY SNACK FINDS WITH GEORGIA

Jun 12
2 min read

Updated: Jul 29

Meet Georgia — Registered Nutritionist, Personal Trainer, and officially part of the Rebel & You rebellion.


She’s all about balance over restriction, real food over food fear, and making healthy living feel simple, sustainable, and actually enjoyable. No rigid rules, no overthinking, just practical nutrition that fits into real life.


And in todays post, she’s taking us through one of the most relatable places possible… the supermarket.



“Healthy snacking doesn’t need to be complicated”


Walking through the aisles, Georgia’s focus is simple: build snacks that combine fibre, protein, and healthy fats — so you feel satisfied, not restricted.

Because in her world, healthy eating isn’t about punishment. It’s about feeling good, having energy, and backing yourself with food that supports you.


Nuts, Balls & Combos

Mixed unsalted nuts are one of Georgia’s go-to staples. They’re an easy source of healthy fats that help keep you fuller for longer without needing prep or planning.


If you want something a little sweeter, snack balls or date balls are a great option. They bring natural fibre from dates and energy from nuts, a simple, balanced snack.

To make it more filling, Georgia suggests pairing them with Greek yoghurt or cottage cheese. It’s an easy way to turn a snack into something that actually sustains you.


Fibre Wins 

Veggie sticks are a supermarket essential in Georgia’s basket. They’re an effortless way to increase fibre and add more colour into your day.


Pair them with hummus or any legume-based dip, and you’ve got a snack that supports gut health and keeps things interesting. And yes, most of us could probably eatmore legumes.


Crunchy Cravings 

If you’re someone who reaches for chips, roasted chickpeas are a great swap.

They’ve got that crunch factor people crave, but with more fibre and a bit more staying power. You can buy them ready-made or make them at home depending on how much time you’ve got in you that week.


The Ultimate Blank Canvas 

Corn thins are one of Georgia’s favourite “build-your-own” snacks.

You can top them with cottage cheese, tuna, avocado, peanut butter — whatever you’re feeling that day. It’s flexible, simple, and takes the pressure off “perfect” snacking.


Simple Wins 

For something light and salty, popcorn is an easy go-to snack that feels satisfying without being heavy.

And for protein on the go, canned tuna or canned fish is a no-brainer. Pair it with crackers or corn thins and you’ve got a quick, balanced option with minimal effort.


Takeaway from Georgia 

Healthy eating doesn’t need to be strict, complicated, or overwhelming.


It’s about choosing foods that support your energy, lifestyle, and your mindset, without taking the joy out of eating.


Keep an eye out for more tips, myth-busting and nutritional advice from Georgia x




 
 
 

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