How many portions of porridge are in a 3Bears pack?
A 400g pack of 3Bears Porridge contains 8 portions - with a portion size of 50g.
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General Information About Porridge
What makes 3Bears different from other porridge products?
Our porridge differs from other porridges due to several characteristics: Our fruit varieties have at least 30% fruit content. Thanks to the large pieces of unsulphured dried fruit and the whole grain oat flakes, 3Bears Porridge has a particularly ch
Who is the product suitable for?
Our porridge is suitable for everyone who likes to eat delicious food and wants to avoid added sugar and other additives. If you want a quick tasty breakfast that gives you an energetic start to the day, 3Bears is for you. Our porridge is quick to pr
Will there be more varieties coming soon?
We are delighted that you are interested in our Feelgood Porridge! Our range currently consists of 7 original porridge varieties and 5 organic porridge varieties. From time to time we also offer various seasonal and limited varieties. In our bear cav
Where does Porridge come from?
When most people think of porridge, they immediately think of Scotland. However, it is less well known that Germanic peoples were already cultivating and preparing oat flakes in Central Europe 1000 years BC. Nevertheless, porridge as we know it today
What is Porridge?
Porridge is a delicious oatmeal that traditionally only requires two ingredients: oatmeal and milk or water. The mixture can be heated in the microwave or a pot - it's quick and easy! Porridge is quick to prepare and also fantastically varied. It's j
How long is the best before date for 3Bears Porridge?
After production and packaging, our porridge has a maximum shelf life of 12 months. That's why we can guarantee you have at least 3 months to eat your porridge. We ship our goods according to the usual FIFO (First In - First Out) principle, so one ba
Natural Product
3Bears Porridge is a natural product and despite multiple checks, even with careful packaging, foreign bodies such as shell remains, stems or stones cannot be completely ruled out.