Snack Tier List Template
A snack tier list template is a ranking grid preloaded with snacks, ready to be sorted into S, A, B, C, D and F tiers.
Drag an item onto a tier, or tap it and then tap a tier.
Items to rank
Making a snacks tier list
Snacks are the lowest-stakes tier list subject and therefore one of the most enjoyable, because nobody has to defend their taste on principle. The rankings are also unusually stable - people's snack preferences barely move over decades.
Rank by what you would actually reach for at 11pm rather than what you would list as your favourite. The honest answer and the stated answer are rarely the same snack.
What is in this template
- Crisps
- Popcorn
- Pretzels
- Chocolate bar
- Trail mix
- Cheese and crackers
- Gummy sweets
- Peanuts
- Rice cakes
- Beef jerky
- Hummus and pitta
- Olives
- Granola bar
- Dried mango
- Salted edamame
Frequently asked questions
- What makes a snack S tier?
- Repeatability. A snack you would happily eat several days running beats one that is more impressive but gets old, which is why simple options often outrank fancier ones.
- Should sweet and savoury snacks be ranked together?
- They can be, but many people split them. Comparing crisps to chocolate tends to measure mood rather than quality, and two shorter lists usually settle more arguments than one long one.
- What is the difference between a snack and a meal on a tier list?
- Portion and intent rather than food type. If it needs a plate and a fork it usually belongs on a food list instead, and mixing the two produces a ranking dominated by whatever is most filling.
