Cacao nibs are a healthy substitute for chocolate! They are less processed, and are an excellent source of antioxidants, fiber, iron and magnesium. Paired with cranberries and almonds, this mix makes a perfect, balanced topping for oats with a dash of fiber and protein!

Brazil nuts are a complete protein which means that the Brazil nut has all of the necessary amino acids to help foster optimal growth in humans

An underrated staple in many diets, dates make a creative substitute for sugar-filled treats for those with a sweet tooth! Pair with nuts in order to moderate your sugar intake.

Earthy, tart and chewy, the incaberry is the star of this mix with its highly antioxidant properties - it contains polyphenols and carotenoids, which helps with anti-inflammation. Paired with non-allergenic pumpkin and sunflower seeds, both rich in fiber and magnesium, the trail mix is a must-have treat for those long, peckish days.

With Christmas around the corner, we like to keep things sweet and special! Figs are a popular ingredient in desserts - especially as a great substitute for sugar. Cashews offer tons of fiber and plant protein, while cayenne pepper gives us a dose of satisfaction!

Dried fruit has proven to be a great source of dietary fibre, potassium, iron and antioxidants. The drying process increases the concentration of important nutrients and makes it easier to eat on the go! This fruity snack is especially great for anyone on a Paleo diet.

Think spicy. And addictive. This satisfying blend of pecan, almond, and pumpkin seeds are flavoured with cayenne pepper, known for its digestive and pain-relieving properties.

Legumes like chickpeas are complex carbohydrates, meaning that your body takes a longer time to break down the carbohydrates. This mix allows you to maintain your blood sugar levels, providing sustained fuel for the day.

A delicious and healthier way to indulge in a chocolate treat! made with less sugar, it reduces the overall caloric consumption in your daily allowance when you're craving sweets!

This combo is great for your heart! The potassium in bananas as well as the anti-inflammatory nutrients in walnuts help to support your cardiovascular and skeletal systems, and can help in weight loss!

Although nuts provide a variety of cardio-protective benefits, many avoid them for fear of weight gain. A study in the journal Obesity shows that people who ate nuts at least twice a week were much less likely to gain weight than those who never did!

This satisfying substitute to chocolate features cocoa, which is high in flavonoids. Due to its antioxidant effects, eating foods like cocoa will help your body protect against heart disease, cancer, and aging.

These cookies are freshly baked and pack a punch. They contain almond pieces and a small dose of caffeine to give you a midday pick-me-up! Made with less sugar than regular cookies, they're a splendid snack for those with a sweet tooth!

On a daily average, tree nut eaters take in 5g more fiber, 260mg more potassium, 73mg more calcium, and 157mg less sodium compared to those who rarely ate them. This addictive superfood cluster is an easy way to reap the benefits of consuming nuts!

We love the crunch in our granola and chewiness in every bite, so we added cranberries and Turkish figs for a chewy, fruity frenzy! Paired with cranberries, this granola makes a perfect, balanced topping for smoothies with a dash of fiber and protein!

Guava is a tasty superfruit that is high in dietary fibre and vitamin C. It's also a great snack for weight loss! Try dipping it into nut butters to make it a complete and balanced snack!

Tea lovers unite! This granola contains actual earl grey tea leaves, which contain tea flavonoids such as theaflavins. Because of their antioxidant properties, those who consume tea regularly reduce their cancer risk. Messy granola no more. Eat these granola cookie chunks alone for a great breakfast or mid-day treat, or dunk them in milk for a wholesome treat!

These cookies are infused with gourmet earl grey tea leaves, known for their calming and mood-lifting effects. Made with 25% less sugar, this floral treat makes a perfect light afternoon snack, when eaten in moderation!

Figs are a brilliant source of potassium, a mineral that helps to control blood pressure. Hazelnuts are high in a mono-unsaturated fatty acid, which helps to lower cholesterol. This mix is a good source of dietary fibre! Fibre-rich foods may have a positive effect on weight management as well as the digestive system.

Wolfberries are packed with Vitamins A & C, and longans and lotus seeds are often used as remedies in Chinese medicine and are valued for their healing properties. This snack reminds us of the delicious treats at Chinese New Year!

Crunchy and satisfying, vegetable chips are a high fibre alternative to potato chips. These keep you full for longer, but do remember to have them in moderation along with some high protein foods!

Power-packed with fiber and carbohydrate rich oats and dates, this sweet treat is flavored with coffee for your pre-workout caffeine fix. Besides being a great source of natural sugar, dates are rich in essential minerals like potassium and calcium.

Dried pineapple is rich in dietary fibre, antioxidants and enzymes. The sweetness of the fruit is balanced out by the heart-healthy almonds and cashews. This snack is the perfect mix of crunchy and chewy, and is perfect for snacking on the go!

Inspired by fruit cakes, this mix has a low Glycemic Index, which means it doesn't spike your glucose level as much when you eat it. This snack is great if you're trying not to pack on additional weight, but still want to enjoy a delicious treat!

Tree nuts like cashews and almonds are great in moderation as they keep you satiated and are rich in nutrients. We pair it with a moderate amount of pretzels, making it a tasty party or tv snack!

Legumes like edamame and chickpeas are complex carbohydrates, meaning that your body takes a longer time to break down the carbohydrates. This mix allows you to maintain your blood sugar levels, providing sustained fuel for the day.

A midnight experiment success, these cookies are baked with Gula Melaka (palm sugar) and heaps of shredded coconut for a lovely local flavour. This lowered sugar version is created exclusively for Made Real.

Sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds are rich in phytosterols (265-289 mg/100 g), which enhance the immune response and decrease risk of some cancers. Alongside its wonderful, distinctive flavour, one common medicinal use for rosemary is improving memory.

Do you love the amazing, distinctive scent of honey? If so, you're in luck. Honey, along with almonds, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds, can help you maintain your blood sugar level. The hint of apricot makes this mix a perfect topping for salads or smoothies!

Desserts don't have to be sinful. Satiate your sweet tooth with naturally sweet raisins, paired with protein-rich almonds and some soul food: white chocolate! Additionally, cinnamon can help treat the common cold and it can help keep your blood sugar levels stable.

A super crunchy and sweet treat! Jackfruit is rich in Vitamin B, and high in antioxidants such as Vitamin C and carotenoids. Don't forget to combine this with nuts for a tasty snack with sustainable energy!

Crunchy, addictive and tasty, the Kachang Puteh mix is the quintessential Singaporean snack! This snack is a great vegetarian source of protein fibre, essential fats, and antioxidants. It will definitely help keep your energy levels up!

This snack reminds us of lemon cream biscuits from our childhood, making it an irresistable treat! To give it a 'biscuit' element, we added baked pecans for their roasted caramel-like flavour. Lemon is also high in vitamin C, which gives your immune system a fantastic boost.

Macadamias are rich in heart healthy monounsaturated fats. On top of that, just a handful of this mix can help you reach 10% of your recommended daily fiber intake!

Sunflower seeds and roasted peanuts provide healthy fats which are essential for our immune system. Cranberries balance out the nutty flavours with a touch of sweetness.

Mango and cranberries are both high in dietary fibre, which not only helps keep your digestive system running smoothly, but also shortens the time waste spends in your colon. Cranberries are also one of the most antioxidant rich foods, and has anti-inflammatory effects.

Besides its amazing flavour, matcha is packed with antioxidants (137 times more than regular green tea) and helps to boost metabolism. Because of its high chlorophyll levels, it also detoxifies our bodies effectively and naturally!

Matcha, which is concentrated green tea powder is extremely high in antioxidants. Matcha is great for heart and bone health, weight loss and optimum brain function.

Both dark chocolate and almonds contain fiber, which is essential for the proper functioning of the digestive tract. Fiber can lower blood sugar, cut cholesterol and prevent colon cancer. Not only that, fiber also keeps us full longer so we can have a better control over our diet and prevent us from binging!

This granola is rich in fiber, which has been shown to aid in weight loss among obese people, because it increases the feeling of fullness. Chia seeds, though tiny, are worshipped for their energy-boosting properties. They are a great source of essential omega-3 fatty acids, protein, fiber, and antioxidants.

This is the perfect mix to obtain a variety of essential nutrients! Sunflower seeds are an excellent source of vitamin E. This antioxidant travels throughout the body neutralizing free radicals that would otherwise damage cell membranes, brain cells, and cholesterol. Pumpkin seeds have long been valued for their anti-microbial benefits, including their anti-fungal and anti-viral properties. Goji berries are high in antioxidants and raisins are high in potassium. Potassium is especially vital for your heart as it regulates the heart beat.

Inspired by the popular snack combo, this mix is rich in essential nutrients like fibre, protein, minerals and antioxidants, providing plenty of health benefits when consumed. Apple chips provide a tart sweetness that complements the savory flavor of the peanuts.

Chunky, sweet-savoury, and moreish. Peanuts are rich in monounsaturated fat and antioxidants, making them a heart-healthy legume! Messy granola no more. Eat these granola cookie chunks alone for a great breakfast or mid-day treat, or dunk them in milk for a wholesome treat!

Chewy, caramelly, and moreish. The foundation of this superfood cluster, pistachios, are high in lutein - which is crucial to good vision and healthy skin. Pistachios are also heart-healthy, and can increase antioxidant levels in those with high cholesterol.

You can never get enough of spinach! Spinach makes a good source of iron, especially for vegetarians and vegans - iron is essential for energy production, healthy red blood cells, and DNA synthesis. On top of that, spinach is great for keeping your bones strong!

We made this granola with a splash of vanilla, and elevated the taste with rock salt to make it slightly savoury.

Basil contains essential oils which protect the plant against damage. When we consume them, we experience similar benefits - a boost in immunity and protection from disease. For an extra kick, cayenne pepper is added to this mix.