Five snacks for when you can’t sleep

What you’ll need: Bread Butter Cinnamon Sugar Cinnamon sugar toast is a classic, easy dish that almost everyone can make. First, toast your bread of choice, then spread butter over the top. After the butter is nice and melted, sprinkle on your cinnamon and sugar (it can be more sugar than cinnamon or vice versa) for the perfect late night snack. To elevate this just a little more, you can fry y...

What you’ll need: Hummus Carrots, celery, bell peppers, etc. If you’re looking for something to snack on that won’t leave you feeling bloated in the morning, this is the way to go. Just grab some veggies and hummus out of the fridge, then dip, crunch, repeat. It’s pretty simple, but if your family isn’t the type to have hummus on hand, it gets a little more complicated. To mak...

What you’ll need: Banana Peanut butter Chocolate chips  Whipped cream (optional) This is one step up from the spoonful of peanut butter and some chocolate chips, and all you need to add is a banana. Take a plate, unpeel your banana and place it so it doesn’t roll around. Then, take a knife and spread peanut butter all over the banana until you’re satisfied. After that, top with c...

What you’ll need: Microwavable popcorn Topping(s) of choice Popcorn is incredibly flexible when it comes to snacking. You could just leave it plain, but what’s the fun in that? Try adding chocolate chips or caramels to the bag right out of the microwave to get the perfect chocolate or caramel coating. If you’re craving something spicy, try seasoning it with ranch powder and hot sauce...

What you’ll need: Bread Cheese (sliced) Butter This recipe requires a tad more motivation than the others considering you need to actually turn on the stove and get out a pan, but sometimes, it’s worth it. For the classic grilled cheese, just put a few slices of your cheese(s) of choice between a couple slices of bread, then pop it into a hot, buttered pan on low heat. With grilled ...