Optimize filter() to stop after take limit reached

I have created the following code to search and page through an array:

let data = ['banana1','banana2','apple1','apple2','apple3','apple4','apple5','apple6','apple7','apple8','apple9','apple10','apple11','apple12','strawberry1','strawberry2','strawberry3','strawberry4','strawberry5'];

let searchTerm = "app";
let skip = 5;
let take = 2;
let count = 0;

var filtered = data.filter( (item, index) => {
  if(index < skip) return false;
  if(count >= take) return false;
  if(item.includes(searchTerm)){
    count++;
    return true;
  };
  return false;
});

console.log(filtered);

It works but once the take limit is reached if will keep looping for entire array.

Is there a way to exit filter when take limit is hit or a different more efficient way to write this code?

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