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The phrase "as a small snack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a light or minor food item that is consumed between meals.
Example: "I usually have some fruit as a small snack in the afternoon to keep my energy up."
Alternatives: "as a light snack" or "as a quick bite".
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When you consider that a stint weighs just 30g – about as much as a small snack bar – that is a pretty incredible feat.
One of the most common constituents of a medieval meal, either as part of a banquet or as a small snack, were sops, pieces of bread with which a liquid like wine, soup, broth, or sauce could be soaked up and eaten.
Non-buttered popcorn, unsalted pretzels, crackers, and raisins can be enjoyed as a small snack mix.
Sandwiches are a good choice, with a slice of meat, cheese, lettuce, and a small amount of sauce, as well as a small snack: vegetables, fruit, raisins, etc.
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As well as providing a small snack, treat tunnels can provide excellent problem-solving skills.
It doesn't have to be lone, and could be as simple as having a small snack or making a bed.
The original seats and benches — slick, solid and comfortable — are nearly as worn as the lanes, and a small snack bar, about the size of most Manhattan kitchens, brings to mind a drugstore soda fountain.
Offer refreshments (if you want to), such as beverages, or a small snack food.
There's a small snack bar, as well as hourly rentals of canoes and kayaks.
Try having a small snack between classes, as well as a drink of water, in order to help your brain concentrate and have the best chance at absorbing the material.
Previously, economy class passengers could expect a small snack, such as a bacon sandwich, and a complimentary drink.
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