8 UK Porridge Brands YOU Must Avoid (And 5 That Are SAFE)
Food Crisis UK
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Porridge has a reputation as one of the healthiest ways to start the day — and some brands have been exploiting that reputation for years.
In this video, I'm exposing 8 UK porridge brands that aren't living up to the health halo on their packaging — hidden sugars, unnecessary additives, and oats that have been so heavily processed they've lost most of what made them worth eating in the first place.
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I really do worry about the future of our country.
8: Scott's Porage Oats Original
7: Supermarket own-brand instant sachets
6: FUEL10K
5: Mornflakes go pots, hi protein
4: Moma
3: Ready break chocolate
2: Heinz first step
1: Quaker oats so simple
Good ones
1. Plain bag of Supermarket porridge oats.
2. Mornflakes jumbo oats
I, on the other hand, always have two boiled eggs, and a slice of wholemeal bread.
8 UK Porridge Brands YOU Must Avoid (And 5 That Are SAFE)
Food Crisis UK
301,554 views
Porridge has a reputation as one of the healthiest ways to start the day — and some brands have been exploiting that reputation for years.
In this video, I'm exposing 8 UK porridge brands that aren't living up to the health halo on their packaging — hidden sugars, unnecessary additives, and oats that have been so heavily processed they've lost most of what made them worth eating in the first place.
This channel provides consumer commentary and opinion based on publicly available information such as product labels, ingredient lists, pricing, and company statements.
All views expressed are opinion, not fact. This content is not medical, legal, or nutritional advice. Viewers should make their own purchasing decisions based on personal needs and professional guidance where appropriate.