• Functional food and beverage company My Muscle Chef has expanded its range of breakfast and snack products with the Oat Slice collection.
    Functional food and beverage company My Muscle Chef has expanded its range of breakfast and snack products with the Oat Slice collection.
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Functional food and beverage company My Muscle Chef has expanded its range of breakfast and snack products with the Oat Slice collection. The protein-rich on-the-go snacks provide nutrition to power both mental and physical muscles, so customers can face the day with a sustained release of energy.

Functional food and beverage company My Muscle Chef has expanded its range of breakfast and snack products with the Oat Slice collection.

Designed and approved by a nutritionist and dietitian, the Oat Slice range is packed with a complete gut care complex to help support overall gut health and immunity.

Ryan Pinto, My Muscle Chef’s advanced sports dietician said, “We’ve included a unique gut health complex containing prebiotic fibre and probiotics along with the goodness of wholegrain oats and protein to help support your gut health and immunity.

“Our oven baked Oat Slices are a delicious, wholesome option for those looking for a quick and healthy breakfast or something to snack on throughout the day.”

The products are made with Australian wholegrain oats, contain 20g of protein and prebiotics and probiotics.

The slices come in three flavours: Apple & Cinnamon, Maple Syrup & Almond Butter, and Chocolate & Almond, and are free from artificial colours and flavours.

The slices are available from the My Muscle Chef website and selected retail stores for RRP $4.95 each.

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