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The best ‘on the go’ breakfast snacks, rated from worst to best by a dietitian
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Breakfast on the go can be as healthy as it is convenient - as long as you choose wiselyemail WhatsApp link share Share bookmark Saveemail WhatsApp link bookmarkA healthy breakfast is easier said than done.
Belvita Milk & Cereals Breakfast BiscuitAvailable at most major supermarkets, 5 packs for £1.25“Oat-based biscuit, healthier than most, but not nutritionally complete for breakfast on its own.”2.
Graze Lemon Blueberry Oat BoostAvailable at most major supermarkets, 4 for £2.75“This provides fibre from oats and fruit, but still a sweet snack with added sugars.
Deliciously Ella Apple and Almond Breakfast BakesAvailable at most major supermarkets, 3 for £3“Wholefood-led with oats, nuts and fruit, and lower in refined sugar than many breakfast bars,” Nic says.
Quakers Original Porridge SachetsAvailable at all major supermarkets, 10 sachets for £3.75“Wholegrain oats with minimal ingredients, though more processed than plain oats.