Most packaged food that claims to be healthy is hiding something somewhere. These are the products that don't hide anything, a good dose of healthy and fun.
We would still rather you ate meat, eggs and vegetables. Nobody cooks from scratch every night, though, and a Tuesday evening is a Tuesday evening.
fu:di
Bread for toast, at 1.7g of carbohydrate a slice.
HeyLO!
A white roll at 3.7g, with sixteen grams of protein in it.
SRSLY
A soft roll that survives a wet filling.
HeyLO!
A wrap that folds around a real filling without tearing.
Robert Andrew
A real sourdough, fermented over thirty hours, at 5.7g a slice.
Pack'd
The swap that takes the biggest single carbohydrate load off a plate.
fu:di
Ketchup that tastes like ketchup, without the sugar.
Two Chicks
Fifteen egg whites, no cracking, no wasted yolks.
Holland & Barrett
Pasta shapes at 0.09g of carbohydrate per 100g.
WillPowders
Electrolytes for people who would rather not drink another glass of salty water.
Nutrition Geeks
Three forms of magnesium, for sleep and the cramp nobody warns you about.
Nutrition Geeks
1300mg of actual EPA and DHA, tested by someone other than the seller.
Nutrition Geeks
A year of vitamin D for a tenner, with the K2 that ought to come with it.
The Turmeric Co.
Raw turmeric root, cold-pressed, across four blends.
Solgar
Soluble fibre, for the part of low-carb eating nobody brings up.
WillPowders
Electrolytes with a diuretic angle, for the week-one water weight.
