1. Home
  2. /
  3. Products
  4. /
  5. Groceries Products
  6. /
  7. Gluten Free
  8. /
  9. Gluten Free Oat Biscuit...

Gluten Free Oat Biscuit Breaks, Stem Ginger (Nairn’s)

R59.00

These wholesome Oats & Stem Ginger Biscuit Breaks pack a flavoursome punch thanks to the mix of stem ginger and ground ginger we use in our recipe. Like the rest of Nairn’s range, they contain no artificial colours or flavours, are full of the goodness of wholegrain oats and contain 46 calories per biscuit. These tasty Biscuit Breaks come in handy pouch packs making them easy to pop in your bag for a mid-morning or afternoon snack on the go. Or simply enjoy them as the perfect accompaniment to your favourite hot or cold drink at any time of day.

In stock

Description

160g
Ingredients: Wholegrain Oats (66%), Sustainable Palm Fruit Oil, Demerara Sugar, Stem Ginger (8.3%) (Stem Ginger, Sugar), Tapioca Starch, Ground Ginger, Raising Agents (Ammonium Bicarbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate), Partially Inverted Syrup, Sea Salt.

Suitable for vegans.
Made with Gluten Free Wholegrain oats
Source of fibre
No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
No GM ingredients
No hydrogenated fats
40% less sugar than the average sweet gluten free biscuit

Allergy Advice: Both our recipe and factory are nut free. We cannot guarantee that our ingredients are nut free. Manufactured on equipment that handles milk. Not suitable if you react to Avenin – a protein in Oats.

Brand

Nairn's

Nairn’s company was founded in 1896 when John and Sarah Nairn first opened their bakery in Strathaven, Lanarkshire Today Nairn’s are the largest producer of oatcakes in the UK and one of the UK’s leading and most trusted gluten free brands. The range is exported to over 30 countries, including South Africa. Their aim is the same now as it has always been - to make tasty, wholesome food that is as simple and natural as possible using the best ingredients they can.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Gluten Free Oat Biscuit Breaks, Stem Ginger (Nairn’s)”