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Organised FAQ: Every Question Answered

The complete Organised FAQ: taste, the two heaped tablespoon serving, mixing, pregnancy, children, allergens, storage, results, and the 100-day guarantee.

Niall Kiddle · Founder, OrganisedReviewed by Pedro Rodrigues5 min read · Updated 18 May 2026

In short

Two heaped tablespoons a day, tucked into a breakfast you already love. Eight whole-food ingredients, nothing artificial, a pouch that lasts a month, and a guarantee that gives your first one a proper trial. If your question isn't here, ask us at organised.co/help.

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Questions pile up quickly once your first pouch arrives. What does it taste like? How much do I take? Can I have it while pregnant? Can the kids share it? Here are honest answers to the questions we're asked most.

Taste and texture

Q: What does Organised taste like?
A: Naturally sweet and rich, from the raw honey, dates and maple syrup in the recipe. It is real food with organs as a key ingredient and nothing artificial to hide behind, so it tastes of what it is. In yoghurt, a smoothie or milk it settles in beautifully.

Q: What if I don't like it at first?
A: Give it ten goes before you judge it. That is roughly how long a palate takes to adjust to anything genuinely new, so judge it on go ten, not go one.

Q: Does it clump?
A: Stir it properly and it won't. Thick yoghurt takes it with a spoon, a blender makes smoothies easy, and in a hot drink you let it cool a little first and then stir well.

Serving and timing

Q: How much do I take?
A: Two heaped tablespoons a day, which is 20g. That is one serving, and a pouch holds 30 of them, a month at a serving a day.

Q: Can I take more than one serving?
A: You can. One serving a day is the standard, and up to four servings a day is safe, because everything in the pouch is food. Athletes who want more can take 40g a day, two servings.

Q: When should I take it?
A: Whenever it will actually happen daily, which for most people means breakfast. Make it your breakfast ritual: tuck it into a part of the morning you already love, the kettle boiling, preparing breakfast, that first quiet five minutes. There is no protocol about empty stomachs or avoiding evenings. Consistency beats perfect timing.

Q: What if I skip a day?
A: Pick it back up the next morning. The honest truth is that daily use is what separates the people who feel amazing on Organised from the people who feel not much at all, so protect the routine. But one missed morning is just one missed morning.

Stirring the day's serving into a shake beside the week's planner

Mixing and preparation

Q: What's the best thing to mix it into?
A: Thick yoghurt with a drizzle of honey, a smoothie with milk and banana (or berries, or cacao), or porridge and overnight oats. A glass of milk works too, and an alternative milk works just as well. If you love raw milk, Organised and raw milk is a much-loved pairing.

Q: Can I mix it with plain water?
A: We don't recommend it. Organised is real, whole food with organs as a key ingredient. There is nothing artificial in there to disguise what it is, which we love, but mixed into plain water you really can taste all of it. Give it something to be part of instead.

Q: Can I cook with it?
A: Yes. Everything in the pouch is food, so fold it into pancakes, stir it into a bolognese, or whisk it into a hot chocolate once the drink has cooled a little. More ideas live at organised.co/recipes.

Pregnancy and family

Q: Can I take it while pregnant or breastfeeding?
A: You're in very good company, many in our community are too. Organised was created with this chapter of life in mind, as a nourishing addition to your everyday routine, and your usual daily serving is a great place to start. Every pregnancy is unique, so check with your GP or midwife about anything specific to you.

Q: Can children have it?
A: Yes. Everything in the bag is food, so the whole house can share it. Little ones aged 1 to 3 start with half a teaspoon, and ages 3 and up start with 1 teaspoon. Banana and honey milkshakes are an easy win, or sneak it into pancakes or a hot chocolate.

Q: Is it suitable for babies?
A: No. Organised contains raw honey, so it is not suitable for babies under 12 months.

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Allergens and ingredients

Q: What exactly is in it?
A: Eight whole-food ingredients: grass-fed bone broth, grass-fed beef organs (liver, heart, kidney, lung and spleen), collagen peptides, bovine colostrum, raw honey, dates, Canadian maple syrup and Celtic sea salt. No fillers, no flavourings, no additives.

Q: Is it tested?
A: Every batch is lab tested for heavy metals, mould, pesticides and mycotoxins. We publish the results.

Q: Is it dairy-free?
A: No. Colostrum is milk, so Organised contains milk and is not suitable for anyone with a milk allergy.

Q: What about lactose intolerance?
A: Organised is naturally very low in lactose, around 30 mg per serving, so many lactose-intolerant people find they do well with it.

Q: Is it gluten-free? I have coeliac disease.
A: The full recipe is the eight ingredients above, nothing else. If you have coeliac disease, or any medical question about whether Organised suits you, check with your doctor before starting.

Q: Does it interact with my medication?
A: That is a question for your GP, who knows your prescriptions and your history. Take the ingredients list with you, it is short.

Q: What if I have a beef allergy?
A: Organised is built on beef, so it is not suitable for you.

Storage

Q: How should I store it?
A: Once it's open, keep it in the fridge and seal it tightly after each serving. It's made entirely from whole foods, and real food stays freshest cold. An unopened pouch is fine in a cool, dry cupboard.

Q: How long does it keep?
A: Once it's open, use it within 90 days. Unopened, it keeps until the best before date printed on your pouch.

A cool, dry pantry shelf of stored whole foods

Results and expectations

Q: What should I feel first?
A: In your first 3 days, fuller for longer and steadier through the morning. If the taste is new to you, this is also the give-it-ten-goes stretch.

Q: And after that?
A: Across your first 30 days, around weeks two to four, energy evens out and digestion starts to settle. Feeling nothing on some days is normal, because the work is quiet. The deep work happens across your first 90 days, in your skin, hair, cycles and iron. This is when blood tests start surprising doctors.

Q: What if I feel nothing at all?
A: Quiet days are normal and expected. The question that predicts results is not whether you felt it today, but whether you took it today. Keep the streak and let the 90 days play out.

Subscription and guarantee

Q: How much does it cost?
A: One pouch a month on subscription, at the price shown on the product page, and you can skip, pause or cancel anytime.

Q: What if it isn't for me?
A: Your first pouch comes with a 100-day money-back guarantee, which is more than three months to find out properly.

The bottom line

Two heaped tablespoons a day, tucked into a breakfast you already love. Eight whole-food ingredients, nothing artificial, a pouch that lasts a month, and a guarantee that gives your first one a proper trial. If your question isn't here, ask us at organised.co/help.

Contents

Taste and texture1
Serving and timing2
Mixing and preparation3
Pregnancy and family4
Allergens and ingredients5
Storage6
Results and expectations7
Subscription and guarantee8
The bottom line9

Who wrote and reviewed this guide

Niall Kiddle

Niall Kiddle

Author · Founder, Organised

Niall is the founder of Organised. He started the company in 2024 after fixing his own health the slow way: in 2022 he swapped a cupboard of synthetic supplements for real food, raw milk, organ meats, bone broth and honey, and felt the difference within months.

Areas of expertise: Ancestral nutrition, Organ meats, Whole-food supplementation, Gut health, Regenerative sourcing

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Pedro Rodrigues

Pedro Rodrigues

Reviewer · Agronomist (farming and sourcing only)

Pedro is the agronomist Organised works with on farming and sourcing. His job on the guides is to keep the science honest: he reviews what we publish about soil health, regenerative agriculture, grazing and the way food is actually produced.

Areas of expertise: Regenerative agriculture, Agronomy, Soil health, Grass-fed farming, Food sourcing

Reviewed this guide on 18 May 2026

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Published 9 Apr 2026 · Updated 18 May 2026

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