Food, glorious food! We’re anxious to try everything on this list, like the Pokémon Goldfish, vegan snack sticks, and spicy hard candies.
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Hey, just a quick warning about buying food online in the summer! If the listing doesn’t say it’s shipped with ice packs, your snacks might melt before they reach you. As a result, we recommend ordering candy and chocolate strategically on a cooler day and not letting your boxes sit outside too long.
A bag of Nutella-filled biscuits that taste like adult Dunkaroos. These have been banned in my home because we go through a bag in one sitting (an expensive habit!) but I may have to order some more now, seeing as they’re half the price of what my local corner store charges.

Promising review: “These cookies exceeded my expectations. They have the perfect texture — crispy on the outside with a creamy Nutella filling inside that tastes just like the original spread. Perfect for pairing with coffee or as a sweet treat. The package comes with 20 cookies, and they all arrived in great condition, none broken. Definitely a great choice for Nutella lovers. I’ll be buying them again!” — Angie CZ
Price: $5.17 for 20
Kurkure Masala Munch, an Indian classic that has the crunch of a Cheeto with a fantastic spiced flavor that will have you licking the bag.

Promising review: “Fresh as if I were eating this in India. 😋” — RJP
Price: $9.99 for three (also available in three other flavors)
Retro tangy hard candy for anyone who’s been suffering from Altoid Sours withdrawal. You need not suffer in silence any longer! Reviewers say these copycats are just as good.

Price:$16.99 (available in seven flavors or a variety pack)
Pickle cashews because real brineheads know that literally anything tastes better with a little dill and garlic flavoring. Only open this bag if you’re prepared to eat all 5 ounces because reviewers say these are capital T tasty.

Price:$3.97 (also available in five other flavors like apple cider donut and rosemary sea salt, plus multipacks)
Or Vlasic Pickle Balls for anyone who gets hungry whenever the sport of the same name gets mentioned. Grab some dill-flavored puffs after a long day at the court.


“Enjoyable, tastes like if a medieval artist painted the description of a memory of a pickle. According to my son, ‘it tastes like a pickle, but not. It’s confusing.’ All in all, a fun pickle experiment.” — 3babybailey09
Price: $3.47
A variety pack of A Dozen Cousins ready-to-eat seasoned beans that are a HUGE step up from the basic canned version. You can throw a bag into the microwave and have a body-meltingly delicious side ready to go in one minute.


Promising review: “Who writes a review about beans? Somebody who loves beans but had given up on them, until now. This is a great product. Canned beans from my local supermarket are always a disappointment so I stopped getting them. I don’t have time to cook beans myself but A Dozen Cousins beans are fresh and taste terrific. I am trying to eat healthier and these are a great way to do that. I’ve been trying to avoid packaged, processed foods but the natural ingredients make these different. I can feel good about eating them. The beans are whole and not mashed up like in cans. All of the varieties are seasoned well and versatile. I’ve had them on their own, in salads and in wrap sandwiches. I’m really happy to have found these and hope they continue to add new flavors and products. Do yourself a favor and order some. You won’t regret it.” — Amazon Customer
Price:$26 for six bags
Sweet Goldfish in head-turning flavors like strawberry shortcake, vanilla cupcake, and cinnamon roll. Yeeeah, these guys aren’t even gonna have time to smile back before you snack.


Price:$2.37+ (available in three flavors)
Or Pokémon Goldfish because you’re never too old to love seeing stuff shaped like Pikachu.

Price:$2.37 (also available in Squirtle, Charmander, and Bulbasaur shapes)
Spicy margarita instant cocktails that use teabag technology to make delicious bevvies with zero effort, equipment, or bartending experience. Just fill a glass with cold water and liquor (optional), dunk your mixer pouch, and get ready to par-tea! (Sorry.)


Promising review: “I’m seriously blown away by the Spicy Margarita tea bags! As someone who loves a good margarita but doesn’t want all the sugar, this is a total game changer. It’s super easy — just steep in cold water (or with a splash of tequila if you’re making a cocktail), and you’ve got a refreshing, slightly spicy drink in under a minute. The flavor is chef’s kiss — tangy, zesty, with the perfect little kick.” — Chioma
Price:$14.99 for eight (available in four other cocktail styles and larger packs)
A variety pack of Kindling whole-grain pretzels in fun flavors like dill pickle, garlic parmesan, and honey mustard. Reviewers like the bold flavors and lil’ protein boost.

Price:$29.99 (also available in individual flavors)
Smolbol peanut bites coated in a lovely cassava crust for extra CRONCH. The gluten- and sugar-free snacks come in drool-worthy flavors like cheddar, garlic parmesan, and BBQ…and are best enjoyed by the fistful.


Price:$7.99 (available in five flavors or a variety pack)
Or some Manzela Japanese-style peanuts, a classic Mexican snack you’ll fall in love with at first crunch. The sweet and savory soy sauce coating is so tasty, you’ll insist on keeping a tube’s worth on your person at all times.

Promising review: “These nuts are a fantastic addition to my home bar. They arrived quickly and are fresh. I like that they come in individual sleeves, so I only need to open what will be eaten that day. The taste is amazing.” — Bret W
Get a pack of 10 from Amazon for $16.99.
A bag of Konpeito, aka Japanese star candy. These are great for anyone who loves Spirited Away or just sugar in general. They’re basically like tiny hunks of rock candy — delicious, with a great cronch.


Get a bag of 100 from Amazon for $7.44.
Best-selling Rip Van chocolate hazelnut wafer cookies that are big in the keto, vegan, and diabetic communities thanks to their bakery-level tastiness. Each cookie comes with three wafers and flavored spreads (think chocolate hazelnut, strawberry, and pumpkin spice) to create a sort of inverted Kit-Kat situation.

Promising review: “As a diabetic, it is best that I keep the sugar and carbs to a minimum, so these snacks do that, without compromising flavor. I am very impressed by how good these snacks taste, and the fact that they are individually wrapped helps me a great deal with portion control, which is another important aspect in my current situation. These are a must for chocolate lovers!” — Crusader
Price:$18.99 (available in seven flavors)
A variety pack of hard candies spiced with traditional Mexican flavors that will delight the senses. Spicy, sweet, and tangy all come together to create flavor magic.

Promising review: “I once tried these after seeing them on a checkout line, and now I am completely in love. They are the perfect mixture of sweet, spicy, and salty! Since I go through them pretty fast, this is a great way to get all the flavors for a good price at once. They tend to get stuck together in transit, especially when traveling in Florida, but I’ve never had trouble separating them by gently patting the bag. If these candies pique your interest, go ahead and buy them!” — Katie
Price:$29.50 for five bags
Walker’s mini shortbread Scottie dogs so you can recreate tea time across the pond. One reviewer said they’re the best butter cookies they’ve ever had!

Price:$6.79 for 51
Quaker Rice Crisps — mini, chip versions of the rice cakes of your youth. They come in four outstanding (not exaggerating) flavors, but the best, IMO, is cheddar.

Price: $21.94 for 30 (also available in other flavors or pack sizes)
Canned Oden: Japanese pot-au-feu made with daikon, tofu, noodles, and more, simmered in a dashi-rich broth. Heat it up for an easy soup dish or eat it right out of the can as a quick snack.

Price: $9.98
Vegan mini snack sticks that do a good impression of beef jerky thanks to their 11 grams of protein, smoky flavors, and satisfying texture. Their small size makes them great as a midday pick-me-up snack or lunchbox treat.

Promising review: “Texture is not tough and stringy like some other vegan jerky. Good flavor and small package makes it much easier to take along as a snack. Definitely would recommend trying.” — Heather K.
Price: $10.80 for 28
A taro bubble tea kit with everything you need to make five cups of slurp-worthy goodness. As long as you know how to heat water, you can make this tasty treat in just 45 seconds!


Promising review: “This. Is. AWESOME! I will agree with another reviewer that the Thai tea tastes a little more like Tiger tea, but is still super good nonetheless. I just had surgery and haven’t been able to leave the house, so I bought this product for my boba fix while healing up. I used about 6oz of water for mine, so it’s a bit more diluted, but that’s a better balance for tea to boba pearls. The pearls are quite soft but have a great taste. The tea is so sweet and flavorful. Really enjoy this product! Super easy to use, great value. Cute box and easy-to-follow instructions. And pretty decent quality! Can’t wait to enjoy the rest of this box!” — SO GOOD!
Price:$9.99
Marinated veggie snack packs that offer a similar experience to eating olives straight out of the jar, but likely without the regret that comes when you have to chug a gallon of water to stave off the salt-induced thirst. Plus, the lightweight bags are easier to travel with than glass bottles! If you’re not eating these cooked veggies straight up, you can use them to top salads or jazz up hors d’oeuvres.


Promising review: “These are fantastic! I purchased these for my camper — shelf stability is a plus. They are REALLY good on their own or as an addition to salad, pasta, or eggs. Not too salty with just the right amount of seasonings. These are definitely a reorder!” — Trinity
Price: $23.49+ (available in eight styles and various pack sizes)
A Fishwife smoked fish trio you can enjoy with crackers, mix into a delicious dip, or eat straight out of the can — they’re that good! Reviewers appreciate that they’re not overly oily or fishy tasting.


Promising review: “Really enjoyed these! Getting into eating more tinned fish and wanted to try some fun flavors. Very happy with this purchase.” — Tiffany
Price:$44
A dozen bags of GLOWING Sour Patch Kids and Swedish Fish that prove that this is the decade of candy innovation so groundbreaking, it would bring a tear to Willy Wonka’s eye. The strawberry-watermelon gummies come with edible glitter that glows under black light. Time to bring candy to the rave!


If you’re wondering if these candies are radioactive, NOPE! They’re made with tasteless turmeric extract.
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Promising review (for the Sour Patch Kids): “Unfortunately, I don’t have a picture right now, because they are gone! They are so delicious, so soft, and everyone I know loves them.” — Denise
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Price: $15 for the Swedish Fish and $14.92 for the Sour Patch Kids
Plant-based Reese’s cups made with oat flour, because everyone (vegan and lactose-intolerant people included) should be able to enjoy one of the greatest candies on Earth. It even ships with cold packs, so people in hot climates can get in on the peanutbuttery goodness as well.

Price:$27.99 for 12
Kuzumochi that looks sooo satisfying to eat. Slice up this crystal treat and eat it on ice cream, with an acai bowl, in a fruit salad, or alone, topped with the included kinako (roasted soybean flour). Normally, you have to go to a Japanese gift shop to find this tea-flavored dessert!


Promising review: “I loved this so much actually thinking of getting more since it tasted wonderful cold. I really liked the kinako, which added a roasted flavor to it, and since it wasn’t sweet, I could actually enjoy this. I live in a hot and humid climate in the southern part of the United States, and this was a wonderful treat for a warm summer day. I definitely recommend it for people who don’t particularly like sweets.” — amberfire
Price:$24.66 for two
Nick’s Keto Candy Bars packing tons of flavor AND fiber, with 28%–34% of the recommended daily amount. The gluten-free treats come in gooey peanut butter and creamy coconut — reviewers say both really hit the spot when you want something sweet.


Promising review: “I have tried Nick’s salted caramel keto ice cream and LOVED it, so I wanted to search for some more of Nick’s products and found these chocolates. I got the coconut and peanut/fudge ones, and let me tell you they are DELICIOUS! I would highly recommend these chocolates and will definitely be ordering again in the near future!!” — Emina
Price:$25.49 for 15 (available in four flavors)
Roasted seaweed snacks that come in a variety of fun flavors (teriyaki, chili lime, Korean BBQ, etc) and are the perfect snack for when you’re not exactly hungry but still in the mood to eat something. They’re light, crispy, and a source of vitamin B12 and iodine.

Price:$4.49+ (available in five flavors and three pack sizes)
A jar of hot pepper bacon jam to add a spicy punch to your cheese board or breakfast. It’s a mild level of spice so most people can enjoy. Reviewers love this on mac ‘n’ cheese, pizza, and even waffles.


Price: $12.95















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