Four Leaf – Organic Oats Rolled
Four Leaf Organic Rolled Oats are premium 100% natural, unstabilised oats made from whole oat kernels, rich in dietary fibre, soluble fibre, Vitamin E, and nutrients that support heart health, cholesterol reduction, energy, and healthy ageing.
$41.33
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Recent scientific studies show that oats can significantly help lower blood cholesterol levels, making Four Leaf Organic Rolled Oats an excellent choice for a heart-healthy lifestyle. Naturally high in dietary and soluble fibre, these oats are especially suitable for diabetic diets and anyone looking to maintain balanced blood sugar levels.
Independent testing has revealed that Four Leaf Rolled Oats contain an exceptionally high level of Vitamin E, a vital antioxidant that helps boost energy and slow the ageing process. Made using 100% natural oat bran, these oats deliver maximum nutritional value with every serving.
Four Leaf Original Style Rolled Oats—also known as porridge oats or flaked oats—are not steam-treated, which is why they are referred to as unstabilised oats. The natural oat kernel is rolled immediately after hulling, ensuring superior freshness while preserving vitamins and nutrients.
Perfect for creating the best creamy porridge, as well as baking slices, granola, and muesli, Four Leaf Organic Rolled Oats are a wholesome, versatile pantry essential.
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