Women snacks that provide a quick boost in energy

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For the last couple of weeks DD has been struggling toward the end of practice with her energy level. Her practices are 4 hours long and she has a snack before practice. Snack is usually Greek yogurt or cheese or nuts or dried cereal and then some sort fruit. I have suggested a quick bit of something before her last rotation and she usually tells me no that she is not hungry and there is no time. But after last night when yet again she spent her last rotation not being able to do her usual she is finally on board with giving the quick bit idea a try. I need some suggestions of some snack ideas the are non-perishable(so she can keep them in her locker)can easily be eaten and provide a quick boost in energy
 
My daughter also has 4 hour practices, but her coach lets her take snack bites every time they have a water break. I pack a bag full of snacks for her to pick from....Z-bars, Cliff Kid fruit ropes, apple sticks/veggie sticks (on the chip aisle from Trader Joes), the squeeze applesauces (that you drink), squeeze yogurts, dried fruit, etc. Our gym has the added restriction of no nuts, so a lot of energy/protein bars are off limits. Hope this helps!
 
My daughter makes use of Glucodin (pure glucose) tablets on the advice of a sports nutritionist. She has a second lunch before starting training, and two Glucodin tablets. Then part way through training she has a couple more. Without them she collapses onto us, completely spent, at the end of training. With them, she bounces out normally.

(They are called Glucodin here in Australia, but probably something else elsewhere.)
 

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