Low-decibel snack to replace Corn Nuts

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I really enjoy Corn Nuts as a gaming snack, but the decibel count is a bit too high. It’s hard to hear anything while eating Corn Nuts.

What’s a suitable replacement with a lower decibel count? Not looking for degenerate snacks full of added sugar, just looking for a high shelf-life snack that requires no preparation, but is still recognizable as food (IE Corn Nuts come from corn, beef jerky comes from cows) with a low decibel level that is reasonably cost effective.

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Shelled or unshelled sunflower seeds.
Mozzarella sticks, string cheese

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Embrace the volume and make your own parched corn!

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I feel like you answered your own question with beef jerky

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Grapes
Cherries
Raisins

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Switch to deer nuts.

You can get 2 under a buck.

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Cheese sticks or cubes
Grapes
Cashews, maybe - they’re a bit softer but might be louder crunch than you’re wanting

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Raw cashews are great because they’re surprisingly sweet and creamy for a nut. Keep them in the fridge, though.

No jokes, please.

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Cashews are great

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Ehh, idk. I think I would get tired of eating beef jerky after a really short period

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Low decibel? Try chewing with your mouth closed.

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Cookies.

(is this a trick question?)

:cookie:

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Oh come on, this needs more appreciation

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I’m not sure what you think that would do…

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How about a fresh baked cookie/brownie mix

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Brookies! I like those… Trader Joe’s have some that are pretty good.

:cookie:

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Those are the one’s I’m talking about :slight_smile:

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Isn’t it crazy that I could ask for a bag of “shelled” or “unshelled” sunflower seeds and expect the same thing? If I wanted sunflower seeds still in their husks, I’d just say sunflower seeds.

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We’re not all from the boonies. I mean, I am, but not everyone is. :slight_smile:

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thanks for the chuckle