Quaker Oat So Simple 22 Original Porridge Sachets 594g
22 delicious Quaker Oat So Simple Original Porridge Sachets
Quaker Oat So Simple 22 Original Porridge Sachets 594g
The creamy goodness of 100% British wholegrain oats, with absolutely nothing added
No Added Sugar - contains naturally occurring sugars
£ 4.00
720 g
80
22 x 27g .
- Quaker Oat So Simple 22 Original Porridge Sachets 594g
- Original Microwaveable Oats
- - 22 delicious Quaker Oat So Simple Original Porridge Sachets. Unflavoured and ready to be dressed with your favourite toppings.
- - For over 140 years, the humble oat has inspired Quaker to make delicious porridge, cereal, granola and more
- - The creamy goodness of 100% British wholegrain oats, with absolutely nothing added - ready for you to finish off with the toppings you love
- - Perfect porridge in just 2 minutes, Quaker Oat So Simple microwaveable oats are a great morning time-saver
- We all have a fire inside us - a passion and purpose that powers our everyday. And the hearty, nourishing goodness of our wonderful 100% wholegrain oats is the perfect fuel for that fire.
- At Quaker, our fire insude is driven by a desire to set the foundations for a better future.
- All of these oats are grown on British farms, keeping our 'food miles' down to a minimum. Our growers are passionate about sustainability so we've partnered with sustainable farming charity LEAF. Together we're committed to increasing biodiversity and wildlife conservation, nourishing the soil for our planet.
- At Quaker, we know the huge importance breakfast plays in fuelling learning - so since 2009, we've partnered with the charity Magic Breakfast to donate millions of bowls of Quaker to schoolchildren who need them. Because we believe that inside the littlest tummies, burn the brightest fires.
- 100% Whole Grain
- Ready in 2 Mins
- No Added Sugar - contains naturally occurring sugars
- Helps lower cholesterol
- Pack size: 594G
- 100% Whole Grain
- Ready in 2 Mins
- No Added Sugar - contains naturally occurring sugars
- Helps lower cholesterol