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Feeling Peckish? Here’s 10 Ethically Sourced (& Delicious) Snacks & Drinks From Independent Brands Worth Stocking Up On 

By Pia BryntesonOctober 2, 2025
Feeling Peckish? Here’s 10 Ethically Sourced (& Delicious) Snacks & Drinks From Independent Brands Worth Stocking Up On

Feeling Peckish? Here’s 10 Ethically Sourced (& Delicious) Snacks & Drinks From Independent Brands Worth Stocking Up On

If you’re anything like us, we’re always thinking about our next meal. And while we love going out to eat, there’s nothing like having a few friends over and putting on a spread. So, we’ve gathered together some of our current food and drink fixations together – drinks to get the party started, condiments to level up your next meal, a dessert that’s good for your brain – so that the next time someone comes over and asks for something to eat, you’ll have something on hand in a flash. Happy snacking! 

The Drink For When You Want To Cut Down On Your Drinking But Not Cut Out Wine Altogether 

6Percent low-alcohol wine

We’ve all heard of Stoptober – and while it’s great for raising awareness about the negative effects of drinking alcohol, not everyone wants to cut drinking out altogether. A happy middle ground? Low-alcohol options, and lately we’ve been reaching for 6Percent wine. It’s full of flavour, easy on the head the next morning, and makes cutting back feel like less of a sacrifice. £12.99, 6Percent 

The One Condiment That Will Level Up Any Dish 

Chilli oil by Mama Yu

A good chilli oil can totally transform a dish – whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner – so when you find a great one, don’t let it go. Our current obsession? This small-batch gem from a mother-daughter duo. Trust us, it’s a game-changer. £6.99, Mama Yu at Delli 

The Chocolate That Might Actually Be Good For You 

Chocolate infused with mushrooms by alice

This isn’t your average chocolate bar; it’s brainpower in a bite. Infused with functional mushrooms, each daily cube is designed to boost energy and mental clarity, minus the crash. Think of it as a sweet little shortcut to staying sharp. $59, alice 

The Nightcap To Make You Feel More Mature Than Ever 

Titanic whiskey

Belfast’s newest whiskey distillery, Titanic, is reviving the tradition of whiskey-making right in the heart of the cit. Whether you’re a dedicated whiskey lover or more of a vodka fan (yes, they do that well too), it’s worth adding to your must-visit list if you’re nearby. Otherwise, pour yourself a glass of this five-year-old whiskey and pretend that you’re in a distinguished country mansion. £44.95, Titanic 

The Zero-Alcohol Spritz That Tastes Anything But 

Ghia spritzer cans

If you’re after something soft but still satisfying, Ghia’s line of spritzers delivers all the depth of a well-made cocktail – minus the alcohol. Crafted with real ingredients and layered flavours, their variety pack is a great place to start, letting you sample the best of the bunch and find your favourite. $96 for 16, Ghia 

The Chips You’ll Want To Serve With Every Dip 

Tortilla chips by Blanco Niño

For those nights in spent sharing few drinks round the table with great friends, you’ll need some crisps and dips – and Blanco Niño is the crisp you’ll want. Their Creamy Jalapeño flavour is a standout, and we can guarantee one thing: there won’t be a single crumb left. Just like the conversation, they’re impossible to stop once you start. €25.50 for a pack of six, Blanco Niño  

The Morning Essentials That Come Literally From Farm To Table 

Avocado and extra virgin olive oil

Crowdfarming connects buyers directly with independent farmers, so you know exactly where your food comes from. From oils and grains to seasonal produce boxes, the platform offers a more transparent, sustainable, and ethical way to engage with the farming world — and support the people behind it. This avocado and extra virgin olive oil set is everything you need for a weekend brunch spread. From £37.60, Crowdfarming 

The Preserves So Fruity, Your Guests Will Assume They’re Homemade 

Fruits of the Forage jam

Fruits Of The Forage is all about uncovering the beauty in the overlooked. Based in Cheshire, UK, they source many of their ingredients from wild or often-forgotten crops, turning them into an inventive range of jams, pickles, chutneys and more. £14.25, Fruits Of The Forage 

The Milk Alternatives That Still Taste Great In Your Coffee 

Sproud milk alternatives

Co-owned by Maya Jama, Sproud is shaking up the alt-milk game with a sustainable, plant-based milk made from yellow split peas. It’s creamy, protein-rich, and low in sugar; perfect for everything from your morning coffee to smoothies. And if Maya’s backing it, we’re giving it a try. £9 for four cartons, Sproud 

Pia Brynteson

Pia Brynteson - Content Editor at Service95, with bylines in publications including Glass Magazine, BBC, Porter Magazine and Grazia.

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