15 Easy Gluten Free Snacks

Here’s a gluten free recipe that’s perfect for all those in between moments: these ridiculously easy no bake oatmeal bars! Peanut butter, honey, and Old Fashioned oats make a healthy snack (or breakfast) you can feel good feeding yourself or your family. Make sure to use gluten free oats for a gluten intolerance. They've become a huge favorite in our house, and we know they'll be in yours!

Also try: Peanut Butter Oatmeal Bars

One of the tastiest healthy gluten free snacks? Roasted chickpeas! They’re crispy, crunchy, perfectly spiced, and they stay crunchy in the pantry for days. You can buy them store bought in your local grocery, but it's easy to make a batch at home, too. They’re simple and so tasty, cheaper than the packaged kind and you know exactly what’s in them.

Here's an easy gluten free snack? Stuffed dates! These beauties are incredibly easy to make, and the flavor of this simple pairing is outrageous. There’s the sweet caramel chewiness of Medjool dates. Pair that with tangy, fluffy goat cheese, and the sweet-savory combo is out of this world. Prefer them dairy free? Stuff them with nut butter like peanut butter or almond butter.

Here’s a gluten free snack that’s so delicious, you might find yourself sneaking one for dessert. Try this peanut butter energy balls recipe! Just mix a handful of simple ingredients together and bam! You’ve got an instant homemade snack that’s infinitely more delicious than store-bought granola bars or energy bites. Even better, they’ve got a good amount of protein and fiber for a tiny ball. 

Also try: No Bake Energy Bites

Need a quick, portable and energy boosting gluten free snack? Try homemade Trail Mix! It’s easy to find at the grocery, or mix it up at home. It’s fun, simple, and endlessly customizable to your tastes. Mix up your favorite blend of fruit, nuts, seeds and mix-ins, and it’s a quick dose of energy for an afternoon slump or a portable snack for traveling.

This one’s our favorite banana bread recipe…and there’s no flour to speak of. Just good old fashioned oats, bananas and a bit of magic. It’s got just the right moist texture, nuanced sweetness, and pure banana flavor. There’s a crunchy sugar topping, too. Whip it all up in a blender and wait while comfy, cozy aroma winds it’s way from the oven.

This creamy ranch dip recipe is made with all natural, whole food ingredients: no seasoning packets here! Just a few simple spices and you've got a perfectly creamy dip for veggies and chips. Made with Greek yogurt, it's a healthy spin on the traditional sour cream. It's a crowd pleaser that's one of our favorite gluten free snack ideas.

Here’s a fun homemade spread for snacks or dipping: Veggie Cream Cheese! Make this spread with fresh vegetables and it tastes even more incredible than the store-bought variety. Use it as a dip for vegetable sticks or gluten-free crackers!

Nuts and dried fruit are one of our favorite gluten free snacks! You can go simple and purchase roasted nuts and dried cherries and cranberries from t the store. Or try these sesame honey roasted almonds, a recipe that dresses up nuts to make them the perfect salty-sweet snack. Roasting them with a mixture of honey, salt, and sesame seeds makes for a crunchy, elevated take on this superfood nut.

This peanut butter dip is just 4 ingredients and tastes like frosting. Really! How is this so good, yet so simple? You've gotta try it. It’s works for any occasion: a quick snack for kids, a family party, or a big snacks table. Or if you’re me, use it for a sweets craving after a meal! This our a go-to when we're looking for gluten free snacks.

Why not eat your kale in the form of chips? This kale chips recipe satisfies any salty snack craving! Buy them at the store or try this homemade recipe! They're easy to make with Tuscan kale, which has the perfect shape and flavor. They come out perfectly crisp and satisfying. The only problem is, they're gone in a flash!

Who said crackers need gluten? There are many great brands of gluten free crackers readily accessible at grocery stores these days. Many are made with nuts like almonds or cashews. You can also make them at home! We typically opt for storebought, but when we have time, this homemade crackers recipe hits the spot.

Here’s a DIY gluten free snack recipe that’s 100% worth making at home, if you’re got the time: Homemade Granola Bars! Packaged bars are ultra convenient, but the flavor of a homemade bar is infinitely more delicious! The secret here? Lightly toasting the oats brings out a delightfully nutty undertone. Mix them with honey, peanut butter and cinnamon for a pure, wholesome flavor.

Here’s a tasty dip that surprised us with its irresistibly creamy flavor: Black Bean Hummus! This spin on the traditional Mediterranean chickpea dip might sound fun, but here’s the thing. It tastes even better than it sounds! Black beans, lime, tahini and a bit of smoked paprika make creamy dip magic. Dip with tortilla chips or veggie sticks.

Edamame is a tasty protein-packed gluten free snack! Edamame are soy beans you eat right out of the pod, squeezing them into your mouth with a satisfying pop. This recipe is basic but oh-so-tasty, mixed with garlic and toasted sesame oil and seasoned generously with salt. Also try Spicy Edamame.

Another great gluten free snack? Gluten free banana muffins! These healthy muffins are made mostly of oats and bananas, blended together in a blender. They're sweetened with maple syrup and so light and fluffy, you'll never believe there's no flour! They’re blender muffins so they’re easy to make at home.

Last up in our easy gluten free snacks: popcorn! Popcorn is a whole grain that's the perfect gluten free salty snack to nibble on. Grab some of the great healthy packaged versions that are available at your local grocery, or make it at home with this recipe.