KALLØ UNVEILS FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND PUFFED OAT CAKES FOR BREAKFAST

Kallø, the natural food company known for its healthy snacking products, is launching Puffed Oat Cakes – a first-of-its-kind, versatile and delicious breakfast snack.

Kallø Puffed Oat Cakes are gluten-free, high in fibre, and each cake contains less than 37 calories.

Each cake also contains beta glucan, a type of dietary fibre which can help to lower cholesterol.

Available in two deliciously moreish flavours - Strawberry and Honey - the Puffed Oat Cakes will be rolling out in Morrisons nationwide from 17th March (£2.99 RRP).

Tasty, satisfying, and convenient, Kallø Puffed Oat Cakes are made using the same techniques as rice cake – only puffing oats, rather than rice. The result? A light, airy, yet crunchy texture that’s a refreshing change to cereal bars and biscuits.

Whether it is enjoyed on-the-go or at home served with creative toppings, Kallø Puffed Oat Cakes offer endless options – featuring all the delicious goodness of porridge without the spoon.

They are the perfect breakfast or mid-morning snack, whether enjoyed al-fresco or al-desko.

True to Kallø’s values, the new range is made with natural ingredients and contains no artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives – for a naturally different and delicious breakfast.

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About Kallø

At Kallø we do things the Naturally Different way. We only use carefully selected, natural ingredients to create extraordinary things. We ‘Say Kallø’ to new ways of eating, and uncovering culinary creativity. Taking pride in never using artificial preservatives, colourings or flavourings, we never sacrifice on flavour. Our organic stocks, healthy breakfast and diversified snacking portfolio are not only brimming with delicious, natural ingredients, but made in a responsible way. We are flying the flag for change, as a B Corp certified brand, and are always learning and looking for new ways to give back. 

Part of the Ecotone UK family, the brand continues to innovate in plant-based products that support wildlife biodiversity and are better for health. Facebook and Instagram