Overnight oats

Chocolate Coconut

$5.95 / serve

Chocolate for breakfast. Deep, double-cocoa richness and a scatter of coconut flakes, built on the same high-protein, high-fibre plant-based base as the rest of the range.

High fibre Vegan-friendly Single serve pouches

Build Your Own Pack Mix 10 or 20

29g

Protein

14g

Fibre

Sugar

Per pouch · makes 1 serve

Nutrition Facts

NutrientPer serve (90g)Per 100g

Energy 1540 kJ / 368 Cal 1710 kJ

Protein 29.4 g 32.7 g

Fat, total 12.9 g 14.4 g

— saturated 3.8 g 4.2 g

Carbohydrate 26.5 g 29.4 g

— sugars 3.3 g 3.7 g

Dietary fibre 14.2 g 15.7 g

Sodium 353 mg 392 mg

What's in the pouch

Ingredients

Rolled Oats (40%), Pea Protein Powder (27.5%), Cocoa Powder (6.1%), Coconut Flakes (4%), Chia Seeds, Prebiotic Fibre (Inulin) (3.1%), Flaxseed Meal, Raw Sugar, Natural Flavour, Salt, Natural Sweetener (Thaumatin).

Allergens

Contains gluten.

Ready by morning

How to make it

Pour into a jar

One pouch, one jar. Any jar with a lid works - don't overthink it.

Add the milk & stir

180-200 ml of your milk of choice.

Soak overnight & enjoy

In the fridge overnight - or at least 2 hours if you can't wait.

Too thick? Just add extra milk (or water) until you get the right consistency for your taste.

Good to know

Before you soak it

What does it actually taste like?

Think coconut rough, but breakfast. Deep, real cocoa flavour with actual coconut flakes running through it - not a faint chocolate hint, not artificially sweet.

Is there real coconut in it?

Yes - coconut flakes. You'll see and taste them, not just guess at them.

Can I get a box with a few flavours?

You sure can. Hit "Build your own pack" to mix any of our five flavours across a 10 or 20 serve box.

How do I store it once it's mixed?

Any airtight container works - mason jar, tupperware - don't overthink it. No special gear required. Just keep it in the fridge.

How long does it keep after I add the milk?

Store it airtight in the fridge and it'll keep 3 - 5 days. It'll soften a little the longer it sits, so day one or two is the sweet spot.

Why do I need protein at breakfast?

Because most breakfasts don't have enough of it. A 29g start keeps you fuller for longer, steadies your energy, and cuts down on the 10am snack spiral. It's not just a gym thing - it's a busy-human thing.

Why so much fibre?

Protein gets all the attention, but fibre's just as important - for gut health, staying full, and how your body handles everything else you eat that day. We didn't want to build a protein bar in oat form. We built breakfast that actually works on every front.

Is 29g protein a lot?

For breakfast, yes - most people are lucky to get 10-15g. 29g is more than four eggs, and you don't have to cook it, clean up after it, or think about it in the morning. And let's be honest, it's way tastier than a protein shake.

Can I split a pouch into two portions?

The pouch reseals, so half now and half tomorrow works just as well as one full serve - no waste, no rush to finish it, and perfect if you're looking for a solid snack instead of breakfast.