Every spoonful of crunch leaves you smiling inside and out! Joyfull Millets is the first cereal to bring this super-grain back to the modern breakfast table.
Why Millets?
They’re the grain that makes you grin…
CRUNCHY
NUTRITIOUS
The new ancient grain on the block, millets are a source of calcium and iron and gluten free, making them good for your body and soul.
MIGHTY
Millets grow where other crops cannot which helps improve the livelihoods of farmers and the local communities where they grow making millets are good for the people who eat them, and the people who grow them. So good, in fact, that the UN declared 2023 the ‘Year of the Millet’.
RESILIENT
Millets have been around for 4000 years and need less water to grow than most grains even thriving in poor soils and drought conditions – making them the perfect sustainable breakfast.
*Iron contributes to normal energy yielding metabolism and calcium contributes to normal function of digestive enzyme, when part of a healthy diet and lifestyle
Millets
Explained
Millets have been around for over 4000 thousand of years providing benefits for you, the farmers and the planet…
Joy for you:
Millets are a source of calcium and iron. This mighty ancient grain packs a natural nutritional crunch.Millets help to keep you going until lunchtime thanks to being a slow releasing energy source.
Joy for the farmer:
Millets Enhance livelihoods as a source of income and are integral to keep ancestral traditions, protecting rich cultural expression of farming communities by making millets relevant again. They even help to create jobs in communities through innovative schemes made by millets.
Joy for the Planet :
Millets are climate resilient, more resilient to climate change than other cereal grains, surviving high heats and drought.Millets can also grow in poor soil and require little or no fertilizer or pesticides and also need 10x less water to grow than other grains.
So there you have it, a crunchy breakfast cereal that is both healthy and delicious, delivering natural tasty nourishment to your soul and your bowl.
Got More Questions?
Want to find out more – we hope you do. We’re always happy to talk about millets. Check out our FAQ about millets and more here….