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Instant oatmeal (bulk, not packaged) and swiss miss cocoa mixed with hot water

little baggies of nuts or dried fruit, goldfish crackers, dinner leftovers, pudding cups, homemade granola (Nigella Lawson), V8, Babybel cheese, frozen homemade muffins, peanut butter and jam sandwich, yogourt, granola bars, fruit, animal crackers, any dry cereal, chesse and cracker, oita and hummus, baggies of raw veggies, bagel and cream cheese...

home made trail mix is the best!

Dairy milk chocolate or a chocolate filled / cream biscuits or a brownie if I found nearby

almonds (I really like the flavored ones from blue diamond), goldfish, popcorn, and sometimes I use the crystal light hunger packets you can add to a bottle.

Popcorn popping is banned in my office! Ridiculous, I know...

I cut up carrots into sticks on Sunday and package them in bags for each day. I bring along a small serving of hummus and a wheat pita. I toast the pita and break into wedges to eat with the hummus and carrots.

If I am craving a sweet snack, I mix a chopped up peach (or whatever similar fruit is around) with a container of greek yogurt. Add homemade granola, or nuts and honey.

Greek yogurt.

I've overtaken one drawer in the office fridge that I always keep stocked with fresh fruits and veggies. In addition, my bottom desk drawer holds several varieties of granola/power bars, plus some whole grain Goldfish crackers. I could feed an office staff of five for a week if we every ended up trapped on the third floor of our office building!

Yoplait light yogurt in damn near all the flavors!!! They are SO good!!!

I used to hate yogurt, but Yoplait has made me a believer! Best yogurt ever!

By me, in case it wasn't clear.

how i wake up in the morning: fat-free greek yogurt + berries or peaches + walnuts/almonds/pecans + a little sprinkle of brown sugar = yum. it is equally good in the afternoon. or evening.

watermelon or grapes are also really good snacks that fill you up really fast because they are full of water (duh). the yogurt is healthy too, as long as you don't get those single-serving yoplait or dannon containers which are a) wasteful and b) deceptive in that they claim to be healthy but are really laden with corn syrup and artificial flavoring, but that's another story...
and i have no excuse for the brown sugar. It's not healthy, but...it's really good!

Man, everyone's work snacks are so healthy. I feel guilty now.

Raw almonds and Kashi crackers, cuz anything else I will eat vast amounts of. A fistful of pork cracklins if I feel like being a fatty.

Especially in the summer, frozen blueberries are a great treat! You can get them already frozen at the store, but the best ones are ones you pick yourself, or from a farmers market. You don't need to thaw them out to eat them! Best of all, they are packed with antioxidants but sate my sweet tooth after lunch.

granola bars, avocados or tomatoes with salt, bananas, almonds, yogurt, fruit....and coffee. lots and lots of coffee.

Oh, and hardboiled eggs, too! Packed with the shells on and then peeled at work.

Cracker sandwich packs, because you can always store them at your desk without fear of critters going for them. Yogurt, cherries, wasabi-soy sauce almonds, granola bars, dried fruit.

I went back to school this year and had to start brown bagging breakfast and lunch. I like soy milk, so I bring juice box sized chocolate soy milks (Silk brand or Trader Joes) and drink that while I munch on some cereal. I also bring granola bars and trail mix (with some dark chocolate thrown in) for snacks. For lunch I bring carrot chips, some grape tomatoes, and often a hummus sandwich. The hummus holds up all day and the sandwich can be toasted if you want something warm. And there is always the standby PB&J.

@Morrob You're right! I meant the old-fashioned oatmeal you get in bulk, not the the instant kind in the packets. Mind too fast for the fingers.

Cut up fruit. Fruit gummies. Olives. Whatever I can get my hands on that's healthy because as people in the office know, my mouth is like a constant slow humming hoover vac.

(port as a snack! LOL!)

V8 and low fat string cheese

I completely understand why popcorn popping could be banned at a workplace. The number of people who are unable to pop a bag of microwaveable popcorn without burning it is just astounding.

I like plums or cereal or string cheese or chocolate.

Pretzels with hummus or salsa. Also make trail mix with your favorites like dried fruit, nuts, seeds, chocolate chips etc.Another good thing is keeping a selection of tea and other instant drinks on hand which can sometimes be just as satisfying as a snack.