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NeoBlend
$7.00 – $55.00
A fruitier, nuttier, Paleo-friendly version of our original superbreakfast, ‘Blend11’. It’s useful to help support digestive function & gut health, with similar nutritional benefits, but is completely grain free. Like the Blend11, you must activate / soak overnight prior to eating.
***NOTICE:Please be advised that recently we’ve deleted Brazil nuts (just temporarily) as an ingredient in the NeoBlend. This is due to the the current worldwide shortage.
Brazil’s normally make up 5% of the total packet ingredients, we’ve slightly increased the macadamia & pepita levels to compensate.
Whilst there are some Brazil nuts available at extremely high prices, supply is inconsistent & we’ve decided to remove the nuts temporarily & wait until supply becomes more consistent.
Find more info here: Brazil Nuts – drought or email us at support@goodmix.com.au with your enquiries.
This mix has been designed well as fantastic taste, appearance & texture – same as Blend 11, but also to fit in with a Paleo diet (it’s completely grain free).
Neo can be eaten with coconut yoghurt, in a smoothie, a protein shake, with chopped fruit, on top of another breakfast…or made into slices / balls / bars for lunch boxes or snacks. Just remember to store somewhere cool & airtight, and soak overnight before eating for maximum value!
What’s in goodMix ‘NeoBlend’?
Coconut
Almonds
Chia seeds
Linseeds
Black Sesame seeds
Pepitas
Banana
Hempseed
Brazil Nuts
Apricot
Macadamia nuts
Mango
Goji Berries
NeoBlend must be activated or soaked overnight (same as Blend11, as per instructions) to ensure ease of digestion & maximum nutrient absorption.
For the strict Paleo, NeoBlend goes beautifully with coconut yoghurt, or can be added into Paleo-friendly smoothies / shakes etc. No need to add fruit, it’s all there, which makes the blend almost tasty enough to eat just activated, with nothing else added!
For the regular user, Neo can be used in exactly the same way as Blend11 (balls, Bircher, bars, breakfast topper), remembering that there’s already some fruit so not to go overboard with added sweetness.