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Eleat Balanced, High Protein Cereal

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Power through your morning with 15g plant-based protein that helps you stay satisfied for longer
Gut-friendly 7g fibre with added prebiotics to support your daily routine
Only 1g sugar per 50g serving for steady, clear-headed energy any time of day
100% vegan and gluten-free — a cereal that fits your goals and your lifestyle
Choose resealable pouches for home or single-serve pots for effortless, on-the-go fuel

ELEAT Balanced, High Protein Cereal

Love cereal, hate the sugar slump? Meet ELEAT Balanced, High Protein Cereal — the crisp, crave-worthy breakfast that actually pulls its weight. In every 50g serving you’ll get 15g of plant protein, 7g fibre with prebiotics and just 1g sugar. Whether it’s a desk-side breakfast, a post‑gym top‑up or a smarter evening snack, ELEAT delivers great taste with serious macros, helping you feel satisfied without slowing you down.

Designed for busy lives, ELEAT is vegan, gluten-free and available in recyclable formats that fit your routine. No faff, no compromises — just a bowl (or pot) of feel-good crunch that keeps up with you.

Why you’ll love it

High-protein crunch: 15g plant protein per serving to help keep you fuller for longer and support an active lifestyle.
Fibre you can feel good about: 7g fibre including prebiotics for a gut-friendly start as part of a balanced diet.
Low sugar, big flavour: Only 1g sugar so you can enjoy focused mornings and better-for-you snacking.
Inclusive by design: 100% plant-based and gluten-free — great for a wide range of goals and dietary preferences.
Built for busy days: Resealable pouches for home; single-serve pots for your gym bag, commute or office drawer.

Who it’s for

Busy professionals, gym-goers, students and parents who want a high-protein, high-fibre, low-sugar cereal that’s quick, delicious and keeps them on track.

How to enjoy

Pour over chilled dairy or plant milk for a fast, filling breakfast
Top yoghurt or smoothie bowls for extra crunch and protein
Snack straight from the pot between meetings or after the gym
Sprinkle over oats or pancakes for a high‑protein twist

Flavours you’ll crave

Chocolate Triumph
Chocolate Caramel
Cinnamon Sensation
Vanilla Thriller
Strawberry Blitz

Packaging that fits your routine

250g resealable pouches — ideal for breakfast at home or weekly meal prep
50g single‑serve pots — perfect for on‑the‑go, desk snacks and post‑workout refuelling

Key nutrition at a glance

Per 50g serving: 15g protein • 7g fibre (with prebiotics) • 1g sugar • Vegan • Gluten-free

GTIN: 5065010040403

ELEAT — the balanced, high protein cereal that fuels your everyday, from first spoonful to final rep.

Protein 15.2g g

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Fat 5.8g g

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Salt 0 g

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Carbs 17.9g g

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Values per serving

Please note that this information may be subject to change.
For the most accurate and up-to-date details, please refer to the product packaging.

Barcodes

250g / Caramelised Biscuit 5065010040403

250g / Chocolate 5065010040007

250g / Chocolate Caramel 5065010040250

250g / Cinnamon 5065010040021

250g / Mocha 5065010040434

250g / Strawberry 5065010040038

250g / Vanilla 5065010040014

8x50g / Chocolate 15065010040189

8x50g / Cinnamon 15065010040196

8x50g / Vanilla 5065010040205

Ingredients

Rice Flour
Soy Protein Isolate
Sunflower Protein
Chickpea Flour
Sunflower Oil
Chicory Root Inulin
Cinnamon
Natural Vanilla Flavour
Salt
Natural Cinnamon Flavour
Sweetener (Steviol Glycosides from Stevia)
Natural Antioxidant (Rosemary Extract). Please Note: Nutritional facts and ingredients may vary slightly between flavours.

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Flawed for flavour

Eleat cereal ticks all the right boxes on paper- the nutritional info is good, the plant basis and ingredients list is good, and so on. On paper, I should really like this cereal. The problem is, it also tastes of paper. I’d tried other Eleat flavours before with mixed results, and I was optimistic that this Mocha Madness flavour would be a good one, as I’m a fan of Fuel5K's Mocha flavour and this might have ended up the same. But there's very little coffee in the flavour at all. The result is a little bit of that toffee-caramel flavour with a hint of cocoa, that reminds me of Lion cereal.

While I’m glad the brand has steered away from artificial sweeteners, there's still something of an odd tang to it that reminds me of those sweeteners, like eating “sugar free toffee” and realising that toffee is meant to taste of burnt sugar, and when it doesn't, the result is odd. It's one of those cases where “low sugar” is seen as a marketing virtue, but when you taste it, you wish they’d put a touch more sugar in it after all.

The packaging promises something delicious, with lumps of milk chocolate and coffee beans pouring down, but what actually pours out of the box is a very plain and cheap-looking brown cereal that begins to disappoint before you even taste it. However on a positive note, despite looking like cheap grain balls like the poor quality kids’ cereal you can get in some budget retailers, this cereal does at least have a filling effect, and unlike those kids’ cereals, if I have this for breakfast at least I’m not hungry by 10am.

At the current asking price of a fiver per 250g bag, it's substantially more expensive than the Fuel5K brand's Mocha boxes (currently about three quid for a 400g box). While this may score higher on protein and lower on sugar than that cereal, it fails in the one crucial respect- I don't actually enjoy eating it, and if I've got both options on the cereal shelf, I know which one I’ll be reaching for.

I want to like the Eleat brand, I really do, but they've got to sort out some of their flavour problems and make things that taste good, not just worthy.

Healthy protein packed cereal

This is the first flavour I've tried in this brand. Its essentially small crunchy crispy protein balls packed with protein and fibre. Best of all for me is that they're gluten free as I'm a Coeliac.

Each pack has 5x 50g servings, which I found was a good amount. The ingredients seem pretty healthy and its low sugar but it does contain extra sweetener from Stevia. The taste is fairy balanced and its not overly sweet, but my wife disliked the Stevia. She's quite sensitive to the taste of sweeteners and just thought the Stevia was too strong. Personally I didn't find it an issue.

If I'm honest, I'm, not the biggest fan of coffee flavoured things and just prefer my coffee in a cup with milk. The flavour isn't that strong, but you do get a coffee twang from it, but given the flavour thats to be expected!

Its not the cheapest cereal, but I'm used to having to pay a fortune for Gluten free cereals. I had it with milk and it tasted OK. Its not my absolute favourite go to cereal ever, but iff you're looking for something with good ingredients, high protein, low sugar, vegan and gluten free then you should give it a go.

Unpleasant

Unpleasant tasting crunchy balls with an over-powering taste of cinnamon and aniseed. The combination of the cereal and oat milk just didn't taste right. It left a ghastly and lingering aftertaste. It's subjective of course, but my partner was of the same opinion.

Just ok

Not the greatest tasting protein cereal. Prefer the vanilla. Crunchy and filling but also a bit sickly.

Tastes like cardboard

There is nothing 'blitz' about this product, it does taste like cardboard, I'm glad I've only got 7 more pots to get through, although I might feed them to my hens instead. Very disappointed as the marketing video really impressed me so I was hoping for something tasty.