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What’s Inside Morning Glory Berry blend?

• Gluten-free oats
• Oat bran
• Milled chia seeds
• Milled flax seeds
• Chopped pumpkin seeds
• Chopped goji berries
• Freeze dried raspberry pieces
• Freeze dried strawberry pieces
• Freeze dried honeyberry pieces

All gently milled, chopped and blended in the UK. Nothing artificial, nothing you don't need.

Why Morning Glory?

High in fibre → oats give you steady energy all morning.

Source of protein → fuel for workouts, work-days, and every routine in between.

No added sugars → a naturally tasty breakfast, with nothing added.

Naturally nutritious → no additives, nothing you can't pronounce, just real food.

Milled & chopped → easier for your body to absorb the nutrients.

Zero faff → we've added all the good bits for you, cooks in minutes or soaks overnight.

How to Eat Morning Glory

Spoon 50g into a bowl.

Hot oats: Add 200 - 250ml milk or yoghurt (dairy or plant based) cook on the hob for 5 - 7 minutes whilst stirring or microwave for 2 - 3 minutes on full power.

Overnight oats: Add 100 - 150ml of milk or yoghurt, leave in the fridge overnight, enjoy as part of your morning routine. 

Favourite toppings optional.

FAQ's

Q: What about allergens?

We use gluten-free oats and all other ingredients are naturally gluten free, however Morning Glory may contain traces of milk, nuts, peanuts, sesame seeds. soya, sulphur dioxide and other cereals containing gluten due to handling in the supply chain.

Q: How long will a 700g pack last?

Approx 14 servings, based on a 50g portion.

Q: Why do you mill and chop the seeds?

By milling and chopping the seeds it makes it easier for your body to absorb the nutrients. It's as simple as that. 

Q: Where is Morning Glory made?

Morning Glory is blended and packed in Yorkshire from ingredients sourced from around the world.

Q: How long does a pack last?

Each pack has a minimum 3 month best before date from the date of production when stored in a cool, dry place.

Our current 3-month best before reflects how far our shelf-life testing has progressed so far, and while we expect this to extend up to 12 months as testing continues, we can only state what’s been fully validated.