Easy Ways to Eat
More Fibre

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Hi, I’m Sarah Almond Bushell and I am a Registered Dietician with over 20 years of experience working with people to help them improve their diet. I am qualified to Master’s degree level and am a published author and health writer. I work within the NHS and the food industry and have my own blog.

It has been recommended that you need to be eating a minimum of 30g of fibre per day1. Fibre is found in…

  • High in fibre bread such as Hovis® Wholemeal (5.4g of fibre in 2 medium slices), Hovis Granary® Wholemeal (6.4g of fibre in two slices), Hovis® Wholemeal Farmhouse (6.0g of fibre in 2 slices) and Hovis Seed Sensations® Wholemeal (a whopping 11g of fibre in 2 slices)
  • Wholegrain cereals - wheat, oats, barley, rye, quinoa, bulgar, teff - make sure they are the ‘wholegrain’ variety
  • Fruits and vegetables all contain fibre. Often the fibre is in the skins of the fruit or veg so wash and eat them with the skin on to get the most fibre
  • Beans - baked beans, kidney beans, black beans, pinto beans - just about any kind!
  • Nuts & seeds
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