New Products: M&S Introducing Nutrient Dense range

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Introducing our new Nutrient Dense range which launches in stores today. Every product packs a nutrient punch!
A collection of nutrient-rich meals, snacks, bread and drinks all designed from a range of ingredients chosen for being rich in nutrients per calorie.

Developed with the British Nutrition Foundation, each product is packed with fibre, vitamins and minerals and holds our Eat Well seal of approval. Not only that, but they are also free of white refined carbohydrates, if we used oil, we chose olive oil, plus the ingredient lists are only ingredients you would find in your kitchen cupboard.
The products are ideal for those following the ‘fibremaxxing’ trend, people eating for optimum wellness, plus offer support for the 3-4% of the UK who are currently on GLP-1 weight-loss injections, and may find it harder to achieve their daily nutrient requirements.
Launching with the range is the H5O shot. This little powerhouse of goodness is made with coconut water – a source of natural electrolytes – and blended with five botanical ingredients selected and verified by scientists at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: panax ginseng, ginger, Japanese honeysuckle, yellow passion fruit and green cardamom and trending ingredient of the moment: sea moss, rich in minerals and soluble fibre.
Or try our Nutrient Dense Super Seeded Oaty Bread, which delivers 15g of fibre in just two slices – meaning your breakfast will have you well on the way to meeting your daily goals.

 







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