What is the right way to say 'snacks' in French?

One thing to understand is that "snacking" is not as common in France as it is in some other countries. French people tend to have structured meals, and they don't really snack that much in between meals. read more

" The English word snack can be translated into French in different ways. a bite to eat : un casse-croûte; a small bite to eat : un encas or un en-cas; a party snack : un amuse-gueule; To have a snack, would be translated as manger un petit quelque chose or manger un morçeau. read more

During the day there is also a pool snack bar and at night a stylish gastronomic restaurant offers regional specialities. The Sun (2013) Here are three easy snack ideas to help the party along. read more