FAQs

No longer do you have to make the compromise between health and taste at breakfast – joyfull brings you both being tasty and nutritious.
Not only does it taste delicious so Joy for you, but you can feel good eating it too as Joyfull is good for the planet and Good for farmers too thanks to Millets which are can grow almost anywhere and survive in drought conditions.

Millets are a 4000 year old ancient grain traditionally grown in India and east Africa. India is one of the larget producers of Millet in the world. Compared with other grains, millets use less water and minimal fertilizers and pesticides to grow, these benefit both the farmer and the planet.
Millets on their own are gluten free and nutrition dense, as well as rich in iron, protein, dietary fibre and calcium.

Millets contain a wide range of nutrients that our body needs and can be enjoyed as part of a varied diet and lifestyle. They’re high in fibre, as well as a good source of calcium and iron, plus they contain protien which altogether can help support your energy levels.

A greater understanding of the food chain and a realization that many modern crops (wheat/corn and rice) are struggling to grow as climate change affects farming across the world has led to many turning back to their roots and rediscovering what is native to their local areas. Millets are native to India and Africa and had been an overlooked grain despite being the farmers' food of choice for centuries.

Millets are good for you, good for the farmer and good for the environment. Today, people are increasingly conscious of the food they eat, how it's grown and whether it is sustainable. Millets can grow even in drought prone areas as they require less water and are comparatively more resistant to pests. This makes millets a great crop for farmers to turn to as they know they can rely on its yields whatever the cirmcumstances, which helps secure a reliable income.

For years Millets have only really been a secret ingredient in areas it has been grown. With other cereals focused on grains like wheat and corn,. TATA launched a millet cereal in India 10 years ago with the ambition to make millets relevant again to the modern breakfast eaters and is now one of the leading brands in India. Now its the rest of the worlds turn to find out about the magic of millets.

Each pack of Joyfull Millet Muesli contains 25% millets - more than any other cereal.
They come in 3 types of Millets – Ragi, Bajra and Jower, each offer a unique taste and crunch.

All of the products within your Joyfull Museli range are high in fibre, as well as a source calcium and iron, which help support your energy levels and tastes great too.