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Rich in Fibre
Whole Oats First
No Palm Oil
No Preservatives
Overnight Oats Trio | Tomorrow's Breakfast, Made Tonight | 3 Flavours
Sale price
Rs. 999.00
Regular price
Rs. 1,197.00
Rich in Fibre
Whole Oats First
No Palm Oil
No Preservatives
Product Description
Two minutes at night. Nothing to do in the morning.
Where it fits
- 7:40am, already late. The jar you made last night comes out of the fridge and leaves with you. No stove, no waiting, no queue behind the kettle.
- 11pm, sweet craving. Cocoa Calm eaten cold straight from the jar is closer to dessert than to breakfast. Nobody needs to know you had it twice in one day.
- By Thursday. Three flavours in one box is the difference between a routine and a rut.
What's inside:
- 1x Cocoa Calm, 250g — 5 sachets, rich cocoa
- 1x Berry Bloom, 250g — 5 sachets, mixed berry
- 1x Mango Dew, 250g — 5 sachets, tropical mango
- Total: 750g — 15 breakfasts across 3 flavours
How to prepare: one sachet into a jar or bowl, 100–120 ml cold milk or curd, refrigerate overnight.
All three are plant-based, gently sweetened with palm jaggery, and high in fibre (8.0 to 11.4 g per 100 g). Full ingredient list on every pack.
₹1,099 — that's ₹98 less than buying the three separately.
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Clarity Blocks
Why is there sugar on the label? Every sugar counts on the label, whatever its source. In our granolas it comes mainly from dried fruit and palm jaggery, and honey in Honey Halo. FOS is fibre, so it is not counted as sugar.
We print total sugars per 100 g on every pack so you can compare brands fairly.
Confusion: “100 g sugar looks high!”
Answer: EU labels standardize per 100g for fair comparisons. A typical serving is~45–50g, which is about halfof the per-100 g numbers. Always compare like-for-like.
Confusion: “If there’s FOS, why isn’t it in ‘sugars’?”
Answer: FOS is dietary fibre, not sugar. That’s why it appears in fibre(and total carbs), not under “sugars.”
Confusion: “Is everything vegan?”
Answer: All products are plant-based except Honey Halo (contains honey). Look for the“No Honey / Vegan”filter to shop accordingly.
Confusion: “Are oats gluten-free?”
Answer: Oats are naturally gluten-free, our tests showed BQL, but cross-contact can occur in supply chains. We don’t claim certified gluten-free.
Confusion: “Do brands really use just 2–3% nuts?”
Answer:We use generous, double-digit levelsof nuts/seeds you can see and taste. Check each ingredient list for the exact %. We value clarity over claims.
Why is there sugar on the label? Every sugar counts on the label, whatever its source. In our granolas it comes mainly from dried fruit and palm jaggery, and honey in Honey Halo. FOS is fibre, so it is not counted as sugar.
We print total sugars per 100 g on every pack so you can compare brands fairly.
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Every 7Balanced box carries a QR code. Scan it for recipes, ingredient notes and a simple guide to reading the label. Batch codes and lab reports are coming to the same page.
- Recipes for every flavour
- What each ingredient does in the bowl
- How to read fibre and sugar per 100 g