Kids’ snacks are not a food strategy.
Grabbing a rice cake, a crust or a leftover fish finger can save the moment. But mum deserves snacks made for her hunger, her day and her energy too.
Nutritious, yummy and filling snacks for pregnancy, postpartum and busy mum life. Keep them ready for hungry gaps, tired afternoons and the moments when mum needs a treat that does a little more than just taste good.
Pick sweet, savoury, protein-rich, plant-rich or grab-and-go options around your appetite.
Order snacks individually, or add them as extras to your weekly Mummy Meals box.
For school runs, feeding sessions, work days, late lunches and the snacky hours.
Real ingredients, useful nutrition and flavours that still feel like a treat.
Pregnancy, postpartum and busy mum life are not built around perfect meal timings. A healthy snack can be useful, filling and genuinely supportive when it is made with real ingredients.
Grabbing a rice cake, a crust or a leftover fish finger can save the moment. But mum deserves snacks made for her hunger, her day and her energy too.
Oats, yoghurt, eggs, fruit, nuts, seeds, pulses and veg can bring protein, fibre, healthy fats, slow energy and useful micronutrients into the day.
A low-calorie day and a protein bar might suit some diet plans, but mum life is appetite, recovery, hormones, feeding, work, school runs and broken sleep.
Healthy food only helps if you actually want to eat it. These snacks are made to feel like a treat, while still being nourishing and filling.
The snack menu
Pick snacks that feel useful, filling and worth eating. Add a couple to your weekly ready meal plan, or buy favourites individually.
Soft oat bites with peanut butter, dates, seeds and a little chocolatey finish.
A rich, fudgy brownie-style snack made with chickpeas, cocoa and dates.
Thick Greek-style yoghurt with berries, crunchy granola and seeds.
Creamy oats with apple, cinnamon, chia and a soft crumble-style topping.
A savoury snack pot with hummus, crunchy veg and seeded oatcakes.
A soft banana loaf slice with walnuts, seeds and a gently sweet finish.
A creamy chia pudding with raspberries, yoghurt-style topping and seeds.
A crunchy mix of nuts, seeds, dried fruit and dark chocolate pieces.
Soft mini egg bites with spinach, feta and herbs for a savoury protein snack.
Add to your plan
Your weekly ready meal plan covers lunches and dinners. Snacks help with the gaps: morning hunger, feeding hunger, late school runs, work days and broken routines.
Add snacks when meals alone will not cover the day. A few useful extras can make the fridge feel more prepared before the week starts asking too much.
Kids’ snacks are fine in an emergency. Leftovers happen. But mum deserves food that is actually made for her too.
Good to know
Healthy snacks that fit around your box, your appetite and the parts of the day meals do not always reach.
Yes. You can buy snacks individually when you only want a few extras, or when you want to try favourites before adding them to your weekly plan.
Yes. Snacks can be added as extras to your weekly Mummy Meals box, so they arrive alongside your ready meals.
They can be. A snack made with real ingredients such as oats, yoghurt, eggs, fruit, nuts, seeds, pulses or vegetables can help bridge the gap between meals and make eating well easier.
The snacks are designed to feel more useful than a quick sugar hit. Depending on the snack, they can include protein, fibre, healthy fats, slow-energy carbohydrates and plant ingredients.
Some snacks may work well during pregnancy, depending on your needs and preferences. Always check the ingredients and follow advice from your midwife, GP or healthcare professional if you have specific concerns.
Yes, they can be a practical postpartum fridge backup, especially for feeding sessions, tired mornings, late lunches and days where proper food needs to be easy.
Yes. The snack menu can include sweet options like oat bites, yoghurt pots and brownie-style snacks, plus savoury options like hummus pots and mini frittata bites.
Vegan and gluten-free options are labelled where available. Always check the individual snack details before ordering if you have allergies or dietary requirements.
No. Mummy Meals snacks are not about restriction, tiny portions or snack guilt. They are made to help mum feel fed, supported and ready for the rest of the day.
Buy snacks individually, or add them to your weekly ready meal plan so the fridge has answers between meals too.