Mornflake sent us some of their Go! High Protein Porridge product to try out. They offer it in both pots and sachets with either plain or chocolate flavours. The pots look like just the thing for taking to work to eat or even for using on a camping trip. You just add hot water and stir – it really is that simple. The porridge in the sachets can either be prepared on the hob or in the microwave, but it’s all ready to go, so will save you time.
Go! High Protein Porridge is made from Mornflake’s finest rolled oats, skimmed milk and natural non GM soya protein. Mornflake’s High Protein Porridge is made with non GM soya which contains nine essential amino acids in the perfect ratio for maintaining everyday health and is naturally low in saturated fat. That added protein is perfect for anyone with a busy lifestyle or who is exercising regularly.
I love the convenience of the pots and just adding hot water and stirred in the container. I prefer the plain to the chocolate flavour and in fact, I’m hoping they will bring out some different flavours as the chocolate is a little much for me, but I do like a bit more flavour than plain porridge.That said it’s easy to add a little fruit or some honey to add a little more interest.
Ooo I love stuff like this! I imagine the higher protein content makes you feel fuller for longer? My friend preps her own protein porridge but I find some protein powders have an ashy taste to them, if you know what I mean?
I know exactly what I mean. You have to find the right one I think.
I grab breakfast on the go so I’m always looking for new breakfast ideas and these look great – thanks for sharing x
Ohh! I haven’t seen or heard of these before…
These sound great…I will have to look out for them x
I’ve been looking for new breakfast ideas now that Uni is finished and I have a little more time in the morning. These little pots are so cute!! Xx
I love porridge, but I must say I am a bit puzzled about the recent obsession with “high protein”. I always thought this is something only body builders and gym fanatics need. Do I, as a middle-aged woman who only does the occasional bit of yoga and swimming, really need to eat “high protein”? Much appreciated if you have more info.
An interesting take on porridge which, in its basic form, is one of the cheapest and most nourishing breakfasts possible. I can see that the convenience factor in these is important for people rushing off to work.
Great idea this is
I love porridge, and these look delicious! Thanks for the review.