Organic Mighty Muesli Keto - 250g - RAWGORILLA

Start your day with a warming bowl of creamy porridge topped with fresh berries, kiwi, and banana. This delightful breakfast is not only nutritious but also beautifully garnished with seeds and nuts, finished off with a drizzle of honey for a touch of sweetness.

Try this super healthy and super tasty wholesome treat! Forget the soggy, instant porridge sachets and the sugar-laden "kibble" cereals. This Nutty Carrot & Sultana Breakfast Tray Bake is a game-changer for your morning routine.

Healthy and delicious almond 'cheese' on toast with radish and green peas.

This creamy porridge is made with sweet persimmon and walnuts for extra crunch.

We have all been there: the 3pm slump. You've had a nutritious lunch, yet by mid-afternoon, the "brain fog" sets in, your focus evaporates, and you're reaching for a biscuit just to make it to the end of the work day. In 2026, the health conversation has moved beyond simply what we eat. Thanks to...

Is RAWGORILLA Keto Mighty Muesli the ‘Least Healthy’ Muesli? If you scroll through the tabloids news, you might have seen a surprising headline: Our RAWGORILLA Keto Mighty Muesli which is made (84%) with activated nuts and seeds, was ranked as one of the "least healthy" breakfasts in the UK. Acco...

How do you upgrade porridge? Check our quick and easy tips for an amazing healthy home-made bowl of oatmeal:1. Make it with nut milk like hazelnut milk, almond milk or cashew milk. Whether you use it for porridge or an oat bowl pant-based milk made with nuts will enhance the flavour of oats. 2. A...

For most families, breakfast is usually the most hectic meal of the day. There is very little time to prepare a solid meal in the morning. Everyone is in a rush before going to work and school, and sometimes it's just easier to forget about it completely. That's why a cereal bowl is often the per...

We’ve all heard the classic saying that ‘Breakfast is the most important meal of the day’, but is there any truth to it? Is skipping it really the dietary faux pas we’ve been led to believe?

Whilst exercise is of course important, what you put into your body and fuel it with is also paramount. Junk food and sugary treats may feel good in the moment, but they can contribute to a wide range of health problems later down the line. So why not try swapping some of these out for some lower calorie and more nutritionally dense alternatives, and reap the benefits?