27 Brand New Healthy Snacks Hitting Stores Right Now

Chobani's expanding its line of 100-calorie Greek yogurt packs to include its Flip line—a combination of yogurt and crunchy bits (like granola, nuts or crumbled cookies). Expect to find three new flavor combinations in stores: Strawberry Chocolate Truffle, Mango Cone Crisp and Blueberry Cookie Crumble.

The brand is also releasing regular Flip yogurt packs with a spicy twist, like Sriracha Mango—featuring Mango low-fat yogurt with sriracha-coated crisped rice, roasted cashews and mini sesame sticks—and Chipotle Pineapple, a blend of pineapple low-fat yogurt, chipotle granola, smoked almonds and pumpkin seeds.

This isn't your typical granola bar. Kashi's new plant-powered bars are a mix of grains, nuts, seeds, pea crisps and nut butter, and they come in four flavors: Dark Chocolate Cashew Chia, Honey Pecan Baklava, Peanut Hemp Crunch, Dark Chocolate and Nut Butter.

The best part? Each one packs 8 grams of protein and 4 grams of fiber, so they'll fill you up from second breakfast to lunch.

Really, a brownie as a healthy snack?! It is when it's made with dates and whole grains, like this treat from Nature's Bakery. This double chocolate brownie is dairy- and soy-free, and it's non-GMO, and while it may not be as healthy as, say, celery, it's a feel-good way to satisfy your sweet tooth.

If you want a crunchy alternative to popcorn or chips, look no further. These baked chickpeas come in four flavors—barbecue, salsa, falafel and sea salt—and can be found online and in grocery stores along the Northeast U.S.

At 270 calories, this organic bean and cheese burrito is heartier than your typical snack, but if you've got a long stretch between lunch and dinner—or that catered office lunch turned out to be little more than a Ritz cracker with tuna on it—it's a good way to keep yourself from getting hangry.

This snack requires a little legwork—er, wrist-work—on your part: CleverFoodies Scrambles packs come loaded with chopped veggies and seasonings you can add to plain Greek yogurt or egg whites for an easy dip or scramble. You can find them in Publix, Shop Rite and other select grocery stores, and in mid- to late-January, they'll be in stock at SuperTarget stores nationwide.

English muffins are often touted as a lower-calorie alternative to bagels, but Food for Life Baking Co. takes things to the next level with its new flax seed variety. This flourless snack is high in fiber and contains Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids.

Four new flavors of Noosa yoghurt—it's like Greek, but creamier—are headed to a grocery store near you: Salted Caramel, Key Lime, Blood Orange and, in Colorado only, Blackberry-Serrano Chili. It seems sweet-spicy yogurt is becoming a trend.

These cheese sticks have the salty bite of parmesan with the creamy texture of gouda—and they're individually wrapped, making it easier to keep your portions in check. (Read: Easier, not easy, because you'll still want to eat the whole bag.) Find it in Whole Foods stores.

Walnut and cashew milk has gone hipster-coffee-shop-gourmet with the release of Silk's new Nutchello line. These 90-calorie drinks come in three flavors: Dark Chocolate Walnut, Caramel Almond Cashew, and Toasted Coconut Cashew.