The Complete Guide to Mixing Organised into Anything

Organised works in almost anything you already eat for breakfast. Yoghurt, smoothies, porridge, milk, pancakes, even a hot chocolate. Here is every way in, what each one is like, and the one thing we genuinely don't recommend.

Start with what it is

Organised is a freeze-dried whole-food powder: 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. Eight ingredients, no fillers, no flavourings, no additives.

That matters for mixing, because the honey, dates and maple give it a naturally sweet, rich flavour of its own. You are not hiding a chalky supplement, you are stirring real food into real food. One serving is two heaped tablespoons (20g), once a day, and a pouch holds 30 servings.

The simplicity principle

Every way in below works. The best one is whichever you will actually do every day. A bowl of yoghurt you make every morning beats an elaborate recipe you try twice and forget. Start simple, get the habit settled, then experiment.

The best way to take Organised is the way you'll do it daily. Daily use is what separates the people who feel amazing from the people who feel not much at all.

And if the taste is new to you, give it ten goes before you judge it. That is roughly how long a palate takes to adjust.

Make it your breakfast ritual

Before you choose what to mix it into, choose the moment. Organised belongs to breakfast: tuck your two heaped tablespoons into a part of the morning you already love, the kettle boiling, preparing breakfast, that first quiet five minutes, and take it every morning. The habit is what does the work. Everything below is simply the tastiest way to carry it there.

In thick yoghurt

The first of the three favourite ways in. Stir two heaped tablespoons through a bowl of thick yoghurt and finish with a drizzle of honey. Top it with berries or a handful of nuts if you like, and it becomes a proper breakfast in about two minutes, no cooking involved.

The thickness is the trick. A rich, full-fat yoghurt carries the flavour beautifully and the powder stirs through without any fuss.

In a smoothie

Milk and banana make the creamiest milkshake. Blend two heaped tablespoons of Organised with a glass of milk and a ripe banana, and breakfast is done. Swap the banana for berries, or add a spoonful of cacao, depending on the mood.

A blender does the work here, so there is nothing to stir and no clumps to chase.

In porridge or overnight oats

A community favourite, and cosier as the days get colder. Stir it through your porridge, or mix it into overnight oats the evening before with milk and a little honey, so breakfast is waiting in the fridge when you wake up.