Oatmeal & Rolled Oats
In our range you’ll find oat porridges with as few ingredients as possible and pure rolled oats in various sizes—from fine to jumbo. Oats are naturally rich in fibre, including beta-glucans, and provide complex carbohydrates and plant proteins, so they keep you satisfied and fit into a balanced diet as well as a weight-loss diet (portion size and daily context matter).
Oats are a versatile superfood for sweet and savoury cooking: beyond breakfast bowls they work in smoothies, to thicken soups and sauces, in veggie or meat patties, home baking, crumbles, or as a crunchy topping. Their neutral taste makes it easy to pair with yogurt or kefir, fruit, nuts and seeds.
A practical advantage is their shelf life: thanks to low moisture they keep well with proper storage. Store in an airtight container in a dry, dark place away from heat and humidity—this preserves fresh aroma and flavour.
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Why include oat porridges and flakes in your diet
In our range you’ll find flavoured oat porridges with as few ingredients as possible and pure rolled oats in various sizes—from fine to jumbo and also steel-cut. We keep labels clear, sweetness reasonable and recipes free from unnecessary additives; selected items are also available in bio quality and gluten-free (as declared by the manufacturer).
Steel-cut oats are whole oat groats cut with steel blades (not rolled). They have a firmer, “al dente” texture and a more pronounced nutty flavour—great when you want a fuller bite and a rustic character. Oats naturally provide fibre (including beta-glucans), complex carbohydrates and plant protein, so they satisfy well and fit both a balanced diet and a weight-reduction plan (portion size and daily context are key).
What this category includes
- Oat porridges – flavoured options with a clear ingredient list and sensible sugar content.
- Types of oats – fine/rolled (universal), instant (soften quickly), jumbo (larger flakes) and steel-cut (distinct texture).
- Selected products in bio quality and also gluten-free (check declaration and allergens).
Oat fibre: what it does in practice
- Soluble fibre (beta-glucans) forms a gel in water—porridge is creamy and filling and energy is released gradually.
- Insoluble fibre adds bulk and supports regularity.
- The result is better satiety and easier portion control throughout the day.
Why athletes love them
- A practical source of carbohydrates before and after training; easy to portion and combine.
- Simple to pair with protein (skyr, kefir, quark or a serving of protein powder) for a balanced meal.
- Variable texture: fine/instant for quick prep, steel-cut and jumbo for a “fuller” bite.
Tips for everyday use
- Combine with yogurt or kefir, add fruit, nuts and seeds; adjust sweetness on the plate.
- In hot dishes use oats to thicken soups and sauces, in veggie or meat patties, and in home baking.
- For long-lasting freshness store in an airtight container, in a dry, dark place away from heat and humidity.
If you want to learn more about oats, read:
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- Improve your training with the right, effective supplements
- Healthy & tasty cereals
FAQ
▶ What exactly are steel-cut oats and how do they differ from regular oats?
▶ Are oats gluten-free?
▶ Are oat porridges and flakes suitable for weight reduction?
▶ Do I always need to cook oats?
▶ Why are oats popular with athletes?
▶ How long do they keep and how should they be stored?
Note: Always check allergens and exact composition on the specific product label.