Healthy Snacks You Can Eat When Studying or Working Late

Going online is the new normal, whether it’s for school, seminars, work, or even for get-togethers. But staying up late for work or school isn’t really new. Even before the pandemic, most of us have already stayed up late because of assignments, unfinished work, and sometimes watching Korean and Chinese telenovelas.

Here are some healthy snacks you can have while staying up late studying or working:

1. Greenmax Cereal Drink

Greenmax is a Food and Beverage Company from Taiwan where they sell healthy yet delicious products. Their beverages are all made of natural oats, grains, nuts, and cereal and are perfect for breakfast or a light snack. They use Non-GMO ingredients, and they have no preservatives, food colorants, trans-fat and artificial flavor. This snack-ish drink is delicious and effective in giving you an energy boost.

As of now, they have six different flavors available in the Philippines, namely Original Caramel Milk Oatmeal, Black Sesame Milk Oatmeal, Black Soybean and Multi Grains Cereal, Flaxseed and Black Sesame Nuts Cereal, Flaxseed and Black Soybean Nuts Cereal, and Flaxseed and Adlay Nuts Cereal. I personally recommend the Black Sesame Milk Oatmeal, my favorite out of all the flavors!

This cereal drink is available on Shopee and Lazada. For updates, check out their Facebook page.

2. Taro Brittle Biscuit

Taro Brittle Biscuit

If you wish to chew on something, here’s one for you!  Meet the other snack that keeps me going, Taro Brittle Biscuit. They are made with real taro and there’s crunchiness in a every bite! Incredibly addicting yet healthy! You can also buy it on Shopee here.

3. Bamboo Shoot Biscuit

Bamboo Shoot Biscuit

Bamboo shoot in a biscuit? You can get the best of both worlds with this one. If you want to give it a try, the snack is also available here on Shopee.

Hope you enjoy these while cramming or watching Chinese dramas!

Now that you’re armed with these snacks, have you seen any of the new C-dramas scheduled for release this month or the top 5 C-dramas on Netflix?