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SMALL-BATCH WHOLEFOOD MUESLI
Real breakfast that keeps you full till lunch
No refined sugar. No fillers. Just proper wholefood cereal made from ingredients you can actually pronounce.
One scoop a day. One bag lasts a month.
People often think it looks pricey, until they do the maths. A bag isn't a week's worth of cereal, it's a month's.
One small scoop is genuinely all you need: it's dense enough that you won't feel peckish again until lunch. Work it out per serve and it comes in cheaper than most supermarket cereals.
Set up a subscription and it just turns up each month, no thinking required. Skip or cancel anytime.
Low sugar Low salt High fibre High protein
Swap your supermarket cereal and cut 7kg of sugar a year.
You're eating breakfast every single day, so the cereal you choose actually adds up.
Swap your usual supermarket box for a Te Atatu Toasted blend and you'll cut roughly 7kg of refined sugar from your year.
Same routine. Same bowl. A lot less sugar.
We have something for the kids too!
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Real Ingredients
What's in it:
Whole & gluten-free grains · Dried fruit · Nuts · Seeds · Lentils · Spices
What's not:
No preservatives · No artificial colours · No artificial flavours · No sulphites · No additive numbers
From only $1 a serve
Low sugar. Low effort. Better value than you think.
A supermarket cereal box costs around $5 a week — about $20 a month — and leaves you high on sugar and hungry an hour later.
A Te Atatu Toasted subscription starts at $30 a month. One small scoop a day, one bag lasts the month — that works out around $1 a serve. Real ingredients, no added sugar, and no reaching for a snack before lunch.
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Hi, I'm Clare
I couldn't find a breakfast cereal I actually wanted to eat, so I made my own. That was over ten years ago, and I still eat it every morning. Breakfast should be real food you can trust.
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Come and try a sample of my cereals, and see why one small scoop keeps you going all morning. I'd genuinely love to meet you.