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Global innovations: Soup and savoury cereal for breakfast?
By Maddie Maynard2016-08-31T13:16:00+01:00
Who says cereal has to be sweet? This Vegetable Brown Rice Granola (KRW620.00/£0.42) is made with pumpkin, purple sweet potato, green tea and broccoli. The pack contains a spoon, so it can be eaten anywhere with or without milk.
Kickstart the day with this organic Matcha Breakfast Porridge (€9.99/£8.62), which contains natural antioxidants and protein. Suitable for vegans, it is flavoured with vanilla, plum and premium matcha tea.
For those days when you’re just too busy for breakfast, these Amaranth and Chocolate Breakfast Biscuits (€2.39/£2.06) would be ideal. Each box contains four packs of four biscuits, which have the softness of cereal and the melting texture of chocolate.
Consumers these days want their breakfast quick, easy and healthy, especially when it comes to porridge. So this Black Five-Grain Oatmeal (CNY36.00/£4.12), which just needs hot water added, ticks all the boxes. Each tub contains 24 sachets.
Make a change from bangers and bacon with Simply Balanced Breakfast Chicken Sausage Patties ($3.99/£3.04). Containing just chicken and seasoning, these fully cooked patties can be prepared in the microwave or oven.
Packed full of fruit and enriched with whey, honey and agave, this Breakfast Fruit Cocktail Juice (€3.99/£3.44) is a delicious and nutritious start to the day. This organic juice retails in a 500ml bottle.
Kellogg's Cinnamon Roasted Candied Pecan Breakfast Mix ($1.28/£0.98) is an ideal on-the-go breakfast. Pop the resealable pouch in your cup holder to snack on during the drive to work, or enjoy it with milk when you arrive.
First Arla had a go, now we’ve got a Norwegian take on Icelandic Skyr. This Breakfast Yogurt with Melon and Passionfruit (NOK9.80/£0.91) contains 30% less sugar than other fruit yoghurts, as well as reduced lactose.
It’s not often you can have a hearty, tasty and gluten-free breakfast at the touch of a button, but Udi’s has made that possible with its Chicken Breakfast Burrito ($2.79/£2.12). This microwaveable burrito contains chicken, rice, black beans, cheese and vegetables.
First it was savoury cereal, now South Korea is serving up soup for breakfast. Organic Morning Soup (KRW4,850/£3.30) is flavoured with onion, garlic and pepper powders and each 75g packet contains three to four servings.
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