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Not-unhealthy salty crunchy savoury snacks?

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I have a salt tooth, and oftentimes I when I want a snack it's crunchy, salty and savoury, but NOT a nut (not a fan of any kind of nut/peanut).

Just wondering what's the least unhealthy options out there (i.e. doesn't have to necessarily be considered healthy) besides potato chips?

Recently I've been having Japanese Rice Crackers, but the carb and sodium content is an issue.

Previously I had low-sodium triscuits, but those quickly get boring after awhile. The fibre content is definitely a plus with these, however.

Thanks
 
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Baked Cheetos.

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Jerky. Duh. Manly too if you're into that.
 
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Air-puffed pork rinds, but the fried ones are much better.
 
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What about some kind of seed? I like salted roasted pumpkin seeds.
 
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Wasabi peas.
 
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whats wrong with nuts?
 
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Originally Posted by acidicboy
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whats wrong with nuts?

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Chips cooked in Olestra or just Pretzels. Snyder's makes a ton of different varieties. You're bound to find one that you like.
 
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Originally Posted by musicguy
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just Pretzels. Snyder's makes a ton of different varieties. You're bound to find one that you like.

I find that the Thins go a long way to satisfy my salt cravings and they're not really that bad for you fat and calorie-wise.
 
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