How about olives? You can get shelf stable bags of them now, though I have no idea of the quality.
Also, as far as cheese that doesn't require a fridge, there are 100% cheese snacks (an example being: www.cheesies.co.uk), or recipes to make your own: basically piles of parmesan baked in the oven?
Re: low-fibre snacks: a list in progress
Also, as far as cheese that doesn't require a fridge, there are 100% cheese snacks (an example being: www.cheesies.co.uk), or recipes to make your own: basically piles of parmesan baked in the oven?
Fingers crossed that everything goes well!