Collection: Flavour Powders

Turn plain food into dessert flavour, without the sugar hit. Stir into oats, yoghurt, coffee or bakes to keep meals interesting and stay consistent.



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Turn plain food into dessert flavour, without the sugar hit. Stir into oats, yoghurt, coffee or bakes to keep meals interesting and stay consistent.



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If you’ve ever tried to “eat clean” and ended up bored by day three, you already know the problem. Most plans don’t fail because of protein or carbs. They fail because food gets repetitive, cravings creep in, and you start chasing flavour somewhere else.

Flavour powders are the simplest fix. They’re made to sweeten and flavour your everyday staples without piling on sugar or calories, so you can keep your meals enjoyable and still stay on track.

Use them to upgrade oats, yoghurt, coffee, smoothies, bakes, and anything else that needs a dessert-style flavour boost.

Who flavour powders are for

Flavour powders are for anyone who wants the taste, without turning every meal into a “cheat”. They’re especially useful if you:

  • Get bored of eating the same foods on repeat.
  • Want to cut down on added sugar without losing sweetness.
  • Rely on simple staples (oats, yoghurt, smoothies) and want more variety.
  • Need an easy win that makes consistency feel effortless.

How to use flavour powders

Keep it simple. Start small, taste, then build up. Most people use them once or twice a day, whenever they’re eating something that’s usually “plain” and needs flavour.

Quick ideas:

  • Breakfast: mix into oats, yoghurt, or pancake batter for a dessert-style start to the day.
  • Pre-workout meal: add to Cream of Rice for a sweet, training-friendly bowl without needing extra sugar.
  • Snacks: stir into Greek yoghurt, cottage cheese, or smoothie bowls when you want something sweet that still fits your macros.
  • Baking: add to muffins, overnight oats, or protein bakes for flavour without changing your whole recipe.

Flavour powder benefits

Makes low-sugar eating easier to stick to

If you’re trying to cut down on free sugars, taste is usually the sticking point. Flavour powders help you get the sweet hit without reaching for honey, syrup, or handfuls of sugar.

Macro-friendly way to add variety

When you’re tracking calories or trying to stay consistent, small extras add up fast. A flavour powder gives you the “treat” vibe without turning a simple bowl into a heavy one.

Works across loads of foods, not just shakes

You can use them in breakfast bowls, snacks, baking, drinks, and desserts. It’s one product that actually earns its place in the cupboard.

Easy to control

You’re not locked into one level of sweetness. Add a little for subtle flavour or add more if you want it to taste like full-on dessert.

Popular pick

If you want a safe first choice that works in pretty much everything, start with Flavour Powder. It’s designed to mix easily into oats, yoghurt, smoothies, and baking, and it’s built to keep calories and sugar low.

FAQs

What is a flavour powder?

A flavour powder is a low-calorie sweetening and flavouring powder designed to be mixed into food and drinks. Think of it as a way to turn plain staples into dessert-style flavours without relying on sugar.

How much should I use?

Start with a small scoop, mix, taste, then adjust. It’s easier to add more than to rescue something that’s too sweet.

Is it only for oats and yoghurt?

No. It works in coffee, smoothies, baking, overnight oats, pancake batter, and even simple dessert bowls. Anywhere you’d normally use sugar or syrup, it’s worth trying first.

Can I use it while dieting?

Yes, that’s one of the main reasons people use it. If it helps you stay consistent without feeling restricted, it’s doing its job.

Does it replace syrups completely?

Depends what you like. Flavour powders are best for mixing into foods and batters. Syrups are better when you want something you can drizzle on top. Plenty of people use both depending on the meal.

Anything to watch for?

Always check the label if you have allergies or sensitivities. If you’re new to fibre-based flavour powders, start with a smaller serving first and see how you get on.

Tip: UK guidance suggests adults should keep free sugars to no more than 30g per day. Swapping sugar-heavy add-ons for lower-sugar flavouring options can make that easier.