Mindblowing Broghies Wheat Minis

I mentioned in a previous post about Broghies that they are versatile and quirky, but I wasn't mentally prepared for my mind to be absolutely blown by the new kid on the Broghies block...

Broghies Wheat Minis

Oh my actual goodness, I think, were my exact words when I first tasted what I can only describe as heaven in the form of a low-calorie cracker or bread substitute!

Much like the larger Broghies, they lend themselves well to rice-based dishes, sweet recipes and bread-based meals.

This isn't a sponsored post, but I did speak with Broghies to learn more about Wheat Minis.

Fast Facts

5 Broghies Minis - 23 Calories

Available in Morrison's stores throughout the UK
Retail Price - £2.00 per bag
(Most likely to be near the Bagels and Thins)

No fat, added sugar or preservatives

Suitable for all recipes - Hot, Cold, Sweet, Savoury

Check out the Broghie website www.broghies.com for full nutritional information.

Here's one of my favourite savoury recipes -

Bruschetta Broghies:

6 tomatoes (de-sessed and finely chopped)

Either 1 clove of garlic or 1 tablespoon of garlic powder

Either 1 chopped onion or 2 chopped spring onion

3 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar or Worcester sauce

4 tablespoons of dry basil - if you have fresh feel free to use that!

Mix together in a bowl and leave to marinate for 30 mins to 1 hour.

Spoon mixture onto Broghies Wheat Minis and enjoy!

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