Eat Natural launches muesli range |
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Eat Natural, makers of the UK’s favourite bar of nuts and fruit are launching a completely new category, ‘Eat Natural for breakfast’, a range of four, premium, toasted mueslis for ‘at home’ enjoyment and two, premium, ‘breakfast on the go’ bars.  The four-strong range uses a raft of wholesome and unusual ingredients like cape gooseberries, toasted buckwheat, whole pecans and 'crunchy toastcrumbs', combined with more familiar 'breakfasty' ingredients such as oats, honey, nuts and mixed seeds.
All four 'Eat Natural for breakfast' recipes will be available from Waitrose stores nationwide from 18th August 2008 in recyclable, 450g bags (RRP £2.99), two gluten free and two mainstream recipes. The gluten free recipes are '…with raisins, almonds, mixed seeds and crispy rice' and '…with toasted buckwheat, pumpkin seeds, raisins and mango' and will be available in the 'free from' aisle. The mainstream recipes are '…with toasted oats, cape gooseberries and pecans' and '…with crunchy toastcrumbs, hazelnuts, almonds, oats and honey' and will be available in the 'breakfast' aisle. Praveen Vijh, co founder comments: “Its funny, isn't it? When it comes to breakfast, we don't exactly plan the menu, do we? When was the last time we all 'slowed down' and actually made a real effort with the most important meal of the day? We figured perhaps we could help. By putting a little bit of care and indulgence back into breakfast, we could make 'Eat Natural for breakfast' an altogether more relaxed, natural and special affair.” All 'Eat Natural for breakfast' recipes are made from the best natural ingredients, uniquely roasted, toasted and mixed by hand, in small batches, like our bars, at the Eat Natural Makery. We never ever add any dodgy stuff … so you won't find any artificial flavours or colours and certainly no preservatives … just loads of good, wholesome stuff.
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One thing of interes... One thing of interest is that different types of honey have properties that improve your health in different ways. The darker honeys like buckwheat honey have strong antioxidant properties. Some research has shown that certain types of honey are good for wound healing. Some researchers from Penn State have recently shown that Buckwheat honey is better then the OTC children's cough medicines for children's cough. There is a web site that talks about this, and gives lots of research to help people understand how honey effects health. |
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