rise and shine

breakfast smoothie pictured far left and breakfast thickie pictured next to the oranges

They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and we tend to agree with them. This week we launched two shiny new breakfast drinks. Our oranges, mandarins & raspberries breakfast smoothie is the perfect accompaniment to a bowl of cereal and slice of toast in the morning. What's more, your average single glass provides 2 whole portions of fruit and over 100% of your RDA of vitamin C. Should help get you off to a better start than even Linford Christie, or maybe Kris Akabusi -  I can't remember who was the quicker.

Then there's our yoghurt, oats, raspberries & blueberries breakfast thickie which makes the perfect breakfast in a bottle. Ideal for elevenses or great when you've slept in and need 'breakfast on the go' like very busy and important people do. In keeping with all this talk of important stuff, our breakfast thickie is also packed with lots of goodness like natural energy, fibre and 40% of your RDA of calcium (for healthy bones and teeth). Oh and it also comes in our new eco bottle which is a lot better for the environment, also pretty important these days.

So much to say. Better have a lie down.

Comments

[claire]

I am very excited about the litre new breakfast smoothie.

If it's good enough it may replace pineapple, coconut and banana as my breakfast smoothie.

I will report back once I try it.

[lucy]

When do they come into the shops ive looked and looked but no luck

[ted at innocent]

Hello Lucy,

The 1 litre breakfast smoothie is out in large Sainsbury's stores (not locals) at the minute, then will be available in other stores from the following dates...

Waitrose- 27th Jan
Tesco's- 3rd Feb
Asda- 17th Feb

Hopefully you'll be able to get your hands on a carton very soon.

Ted at innocent

[susie]

but where do you get the 250ml breakfast thickies?

[James]

hmmmm =] with dat i mite start havin breakfast haha

innocent smoothies rule!!!!!

[N]

Linford was quicker, becuase he only ran 100m, whereas Kris had to run 400m over hurdles.