I keep canned pineapple tidbits in the fridge, and I will have about half a can of those if I want something sweet.

I have salted dry roasted peanuts if I want something salty, and I try to limit myself to three handsful.

AND if I am dying for something chocolatey I have a chocolate peanut butter Larabar.

At home I generally don't snack.
I tend not to buy things like that for the home.

But if I go to the cinema as it's a treat I will have ice cream, and a bag of chocolate treats.
I shouldn't have popcorn or nachos due to the corn content but if the person I'm with has some I find it hard to resist, then pay for it later. 😒

I've noticed cinemas have started offering things like mozzarella sticks they can be a good alternative to corn based foods.

Sometimes a lower carb fruit like berries or handful of walnuts, low carb Oikos vanilla yogurt with a small scoop of chocolate colostrum blended in. Trying hard to not eat something that will raise my blood sugar before bedtime.

Yep on movie nights at the weekend with my wife if we're not doing anything I've swapped from beer to a small bag of sweets and a cola from Aldi

Music - it's usually a good cup of coffee.

For a movie, some pizza, pretzels and a soda are good.

I don't know about treat but I eat sunflower seeds or hard candy to keep busy.

Popcorn while watching movie, chips and salsa (or queso) sometimes.

Not really, I've never understood why people need to shove crap into their bodies just because they're watching a film. It grinds my gears in the cinema when people start rustling sweet or crisp packets as soon as the film starts, there's no need.

I like to go on YouTube and watch all the late night comedy monologues.

Popcorn 🍿

Anything chocolate