12 No-Cook High-Protein Snacks

No-cook high-protein snacks for busy days.

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For a more detailed, updated list, read 15 No-Cook High-Protein Snacks for Busy Days.

No-cook protein snacks are useful on the days when you are hungry but do not want another kitchen project. Keep a few of these basics around and mix them based on what sounds good.

1. Greek yogurt and berries

Greek yogurt is easy to dress up with fruit, nuts, oats, or cinnamon.

2. Cottage cheese and crackers

Use cottage cheese with tomatoes, fruit, or crispbread depending on your mood.

3. Hard-boiled eggs

Make a small batch ahead and season them simply with salt and pepper.

4. Turkey roll-ups

Turkey with cheese, mustard, or cucumber is fast and savory.

5. Tuna pouch and crackers

Keep tuna pouches in the pantry for an easy, no-cook protein option.

6. Edamame

Use cooked edamame from the fridge or thawed frozen edamame with salt.

7. Cheese and apple

Cheese paired with fruit is simple, portable, and easy to repeat.

8. Peanut butter toast

Add milk or yogurt alongside it when you want more protein.

9. Hummus plate

Hummus with vegetables and crackers works well when you want something savory.

10. Yogurt and oats

Stir oats into yogurt for a more substantial snack.

11. Leftover chicken

Use a small portion of leftover chicken with vegetables, fruit, or crackers.

12. A protein snack plate

Combine any two protein foods with fruit or vegetables and a crunchy item.

Make it work for you

Keep the ingredients you enjoy around, adjust the portions to your day, and return to the combinations that make snack time simpler. Browse more at BasicSnacks.

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