A survey reported by Daily Mail and Mail Online says most people in Britain snack regularly and that snack foods make up a significant share of daily calorie intake. The articles state that 95% of respondents snack on a regular basis. They also report that “unhealthy snacks” account for about a quarter of Britons’ daily calories, according to the survey results. The coverage further says many respondents are not well informed about which snack choices are healthier, implying a gap between what people choose and what nutrition guidance recommends. The articles characterize the findings as evidence that snack consumption is widespread and that unhealthy options are frequently part of people’s diets. Both outlets present the same key figures—regular snacking by nearly all respondents and unhealthy snacks contributing roughly a quarter of daily calories—along with the claim that participants lack accurate knowledge about healthy snack selections. No additional details about the survey methodology, sample size, or which foods are classified as “unhealthy” are included in the provided text.