New _ Johns Killer Protein – PROATS _ Organic high Protein Oats_ 2X Protein of Regular Oats_ Made with Our Non_GMO Organic Whole Grain Oats_ Simplify

You are about to enjoy the best bowl of whole grain rolled oats: Our PROATS have twice the protein of regular organic rolled oats. Made with our non-GMO organic whole grain rolled oats, fortified with John's Killer Protein Non-GMO certified grass-fed Irish whey isolate. Our organic whole grain oats are grown without pesticides or herbicides, are glyphosate free and are harvested under strict USDA Organic Farming Standards without, irradiation, genetically modified seeds, or any harmful crop treatment chemicals. Perfect as an early morning hot breakfast, in overnight oats or as an on-the-go snack, our PROATS are naturally sweet, and make a delicious and creamy serving of oatmeal. Minimally processed and made with ZERO additives, ZERO flavoring agents, and absolutely ZERO artificial ingredients. Sun-ripened and harvested at the peak of nutritional value, our whole grain oats are gently baked and milled to maintain the highest levels of iron, protein, soluble fiber, complex carbs, phosphorous and magnesium. Our PROATS are made mighty with John's Killer Protein sugar-free and fat-free native whey isolate, cold filtered from certified grass-fed, GMO-free and rBST/rBGH free Irish dairy. John's Killer Protein PROATS are made in small batches and with the perfect mix of energy sustaining complex carbs, soluble fiber, 12g of grass-fed lean protein and a wide range of essential and branched chain amino acids; 5g and 3g per serving! You will immediately taste the difference of John's Killer Protein. Our promise to you is to always use the highest quality ingredients and make real food in its purest form. NO FILLERS, NO MARKETING GIMMICKS, NO GAMES! Our protein is from 100% certified Irish grass-fed dairy cows certified rBGH and rBST free & from Milk never treated with any GMO ingredients or additives. The entire Team at John's Killer Protein works hard to build and maintain relationships with a cooperative of small dairy farmers in Ireland.