Retail Times — UK Retail News
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • CONTACT & Press release submit page
    • ADVERTISING
  • PRODUCTS
  • TECH
  • DATA
    • Reports
    • Research
  • RETAILER
    • Manufacturer
    • Wholesaler
  • PEOPLE
  • SUSTAINABILITY
    • Fairtrade
    • Packaging
  • SERVICES
    • Events
    • Awards
    • Logistics
  • COMMENT
    • In My Opinion
    • Featured Article
    • Why It Works
  • RETAIL CATEGORIES
No Result
View All Result
Retail Times — UK Retail News
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • CONTACT & Press release submit page
    • ADVERTISING
  • PRODUCTS
  • TECH
  • DATA
    • Reports
    • Research
  • RETAILER
    • Manufacturer
    • Wholesaler
  • PEOPLE
  • SUSTAINABILITY
    • Fairtrade
    • Packaging
  • SERVICES
    • Events
    • Awards
    • Logistics
  • COMMENT
    • In My Opinion
    • Featured Article
    • Why It Works
  • RETAIL CATEGORIES
Retail Times — UK Retail News
No Result
View All Result
Home Retail News Products

graze launches Banana Bread Oat Boosts, making range fully non-HFSS

by Fiona Briggs
May 9, 2025
in Products
Reading Time: 2 mins read

grazeMaking banana bread was one of the few, joyful moments of lockdown. It’s a familiar taste that evokes fond memories of life’s simple pleasures with its natural and nutritious sweetness and its popularity is showing no signs of slowing.

That’s why leading healthy snack brand, graze has added Banana Bread to its Oat Boosts range, leaning into consumers’ long-standing obsession with the delicious baked good.

graze’s new recipe Banana Bread Oat Boosts contain 50% less sugar than the average snack bar, delivering consumers a tasty and indulgent snack without compromising on health. Crucially, this new recipe shifts graze to being a fully non-HFSS brand meaning it’s not high in fat, salt or sugar.

This move addresses the fact that recent research conducted by graze identified that 74% of UK adult shoppers regularly show an interest in healthy snacking, with 35% expressing the desire to snack healthier. graze’s mission is to demonstrate to consumers that making healthier snacking choices doesn’t mean you have to compromise on excellent taste.

In 2024, graze conducted a report into the psychology of snacking, which demonstrated that snackers often favour unhealthy options out of a sense of decision fatigue, rather than a dislike for healthy products, the latter actually leaving 43% feeling happier and 29% more nourished than their unhealthy alternatives. Energy levels are shown to play a large role in people’s snacking choices, with tiredness often leading them to the ‘instant gratification’ of a higher sugar or salty treat.

The research also uncovered some snacking bias, with 67% of consumers believing that for a snack to be tasty, it is likely also, unhealthy. This is what graze has coined as a ‘snack injustice’ and with this product rollout, their aim is to continue to disprove, this common misconception.

Speaking about the new launch, Eleanor McClelland, Head of Food at graze said: “We’re so excited to have brought Banana Bread to the graze Oat Boosts range. Not only is it delicious but it marks a milestone moment for the brand as we move to being full non-HFSS. At graze, we’re delighted that we can continue our efforts to make healthy snacking the go-to for consumers without having to compromise on taste.”

The graze Banana Bread Oat Boosts are available in Sainsbury’s and Ocado before wider distribution throughout the summer months, with an RRP of £2.75.

Similar Retail News Articles:

  1. Kellogg’s adds new non-HFSS Caramel flavour to its Coco Pops Chocos range
  2. Maryland launches non-HFSS product
  3. Raise launches two new HFSS compliant snack packs
Tags: Graze
TweetShareShare

Related Posts

New Balance

New Balance launches the 990v7 with Rosalía in “Dad’s Back” campaign

November 7, 2026

Rosalía stars in the global campaign for New Balance’s new Made in USA 990v7, bringing...

lululemon

lululemon introduces the VentscapeTM Run Vest – a product innovation that simplifies cold-weather running

November 7, 2026

lululemon (NASDAQ: LULU) today unveiled the VentscapeTM PrimaLoft® ThermoPlume®+ Run Vest, a new product innovation...

The Auk Mini 2,

Christmas gift inspo: award-winning indoor smart garden from Norway

November 6, 2026

The Auk Mini 2, an award-winning indoor smart garden from Norway, is an ideal Christmas...

PANE

PANE arrives in Paris at Le Bon Marché

November 6, 2026

PANE unveils its first pop-up space in Paris under the theme Le PANE du Jour,...

Elevate

Elevate raises £2m to take functional nutrition mainstream in London

November 6, 2026

Elevate, London’s first functional smoothie bar, has raised £2 million in an oversubscribed round led...

N!CK’S

Swedish snacking brand N!CK’S is on a mission to make better-for-you snacking a whole lot tastier in the UK

November 6, 2026

The future of snacking doesn’t have to mean choosing between what tastes good and what...

Load More

Popular Posts

  • STABILO and KIKO MILANOSTABILO and KIKO MILANO today launch a co-created collection of lip products (2,323)
  • New BalanceNew Balance launches the 990v7 with Rosalía in “Dad’s Back” campaign (1,506)
  • Pret A MangerPret A Manger launches new Christmas menu (1,446)
  • Retail TimesThe Entertainer enhances its reach through Tesco, but profits are slow to follow,… (1,114)
  • Harry Potter ShopTom Felton swaps Hogwarts for Oxford Street with first look inside new Harry Potter Shop (658)
  • KFCKFC drops another deal for Crazy Tuesday (530)

FEATURED ARTICLES

The invisible shelf: why retailers and consumer packaged goods brands need to win the algorithm to win the customer

The invisible shelf: why retailers and consumer packaged goods brands need to win the algorithm to win the customer

August 12, 2026
How Catalina helps smaller fuel retailers win loyalty

How Catalina helps smaller fuel retailers win loyalty

April 27, 2026
Retail crime must be challenged, says top security specialist

Retail crime must be challenged, says top security specialist

April 21, 2026
Design Matters: why Lefties tech-based approach could be the future of value retail

Design Matters: why Lefties tech-based approach could be the future of value retail

August 28, 2026
ADVERTISEMENT

Find the Story You Need

No Result
View All Result
  • Home Page
  • Editorial – Contact
  • Advertising
  • Copyright
  • Privacy & Cookie Policy
  • Retailer News
  • Products
  • Data
  • Technology
  • Events
  • People
  • Comment
  • Sustainability
  • Awards
  • Research
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • Featured Articles
  • Retail News Categories
  • About us
  • Advertising
  • Contact / Press release submit page
  • Privacy policy