Snacks can help a body make it between meals especially for growing children and active people. It's not worth it to the body to pack in a lot of garbage though. What snacks do you buy or make that are frugal and healthy?

 Most of the time it is fresh fruit

other times it is - dried fruit, dark chocolate chips, homemade Cracker Jacks (w/o peanuts), my non allergic love peanut butter on a spoon, local honey with a dash of cinnamon

String cheese and crackers, pretzels, fruit (fresh or dried), homemade granola bars, yogurt (plain with a drizzle of honey on it).  A quick quesadilla, half sandwich, half a bagel or an english muffin pizza are good for DS between school and sports practice. 

Sometimes I make cookies or brownies which are not healthy but hit the spot!

my go to snacks...fruit, crackers/pretzels, string cheese, yogurt, granola bars, buns.   cookies or snacky things like fruit snacks sometimes too.

sometimes pb but its hard with school etc bans.

caromel popcorn,fruitt, some nuts the little pack that has cheese in it and small type cracks and a plastic stick to dig out the cheese and spread it on the cracker,carrots,celery and peanutbutter if no allergys deviled eggs salads or jello with fruit in it those little thing in afnw afternoon snack for kids just for me I think its called Im thinking doing that along with the meat pack and lunchables for the kids so good luck thats all I can think about I may have somemore later may be fruit and whipcream on it thats another one.

Fruit is the main go-to item, fresh mostly but sometimes dried. 

I do make sweet treats on the weekends sometimes (this weekend I made 2 things! ack!), but when I make things myself I reduce the sugar, replace oil with applesauce, use egg whites (like egg beaters) in place of eggs, reduce butter, etc.  I don't really like artificial sweeteners much, but I don't want the family feeling deprived so this way we can all have a treat that is not as bad as the regular treat.

We keep granola bars, cheese sticks and yogurt tubes on hand for on the go snacks.   My kids also like to snack on dry breakfast cereal and we've been making our own snack mix which consists of whatever we have - cereal, pretzels, raisins, yogurt covered raisins, choc chips, goldfish, mini marshmallows, etc.

A sit down snack at the table would be cut up apples, carrots with PB to dip, crackers with cream cheese or ants on a log.