02 November 2026
Uncle Tobys Oats launches ‘ancient grains’ oats
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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