Uncle Tobys Oats launches ‘ancient grains’ oats

Posted by AFN Staff Writers on 18th May 2016

Uncle Tobys Oats is now selling an ‘ancient grains’ oats option in Australian supermarkets.

Ancient Grains is a blend of oats, rye, quinoa and puffed millet creating a nutty taste. The product has received a 5 start rating as part of the Health Star Rating system.

Uncle Tobys has also launched a quick-cook steel cut oats option which can be cooked in 3 minutes. Uncle Toby states the oats are low-GI and have a 5 star health rating.

Ancient Grains are sold in a 700g packet available now from Woolworths, Coles and independent supermarkets with a recommended retail price of AUD $5.99.

The Steel Cut Quick Cook comes in an 800g packet and is available now from Woolworths and independent supermarkets with a recommended retail price of AUD $5.99.

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