Gut health brand Bio&Me — founded by The Gut Health Doctor, Dr Megan Rossi, PhD, RD — has teamed up with nut butter brand, Pip & Nut, to merge two breakfast favourites into a nutrient-dense new product: the Bio&Me x Pip & Nut Peanut Butter Granola.

Hitting shelves in 803 Tesco stores starting November 16 at an RRP of £3.95 for a 310g pack, the collaboration combines Bio&Me’s nutritional expertise with Pip & Nut’s signature nut butter craftsmanship. The result is a crunchy oat granola packed with both real peanut butter and roasted peanuts.

Designed to make plant diversity effortless at breakfast time, the vegan-friendly granola features nine diverse plant-based foods, including wholegrain oats, dates, linseeds, sunflower seeds, carrot, chicory root, quinoa, extra virgin olive oil, and peanuts.

True to both brands’ clean-label commitments, the recipe contains absolutely no palm oil, artificial emulsifiers, or added sugars.

The granola also delivers a significant nutritional punch, providing 9g of fibre and 13g of protein per serving. This formulation is grounded in scientific research: Dr Megan Rossi’s PhD studies demonstrated that dietary fibre helps balance protein fermentation in the gut to support a healthier microbiome, underscoring the principle that when consumers increase protein intake, they should also consume adequate fibre.

Jon Walsh, Bio&Me co-founder and CEO, noted that the partnership brings together two brands with a shared passion for healthier choices, creating a “distinctive and exciting” option for the breakfast aisle.

Pip Murray, founder of Pip & Nut, added that the collaboration reflects a mutual belief in real ingredients and real flavour, delivering a “proper peanut butter granola” designed to fill the bowl with goodness and no hidden nasties.

Jon Walsh, Bio&Me co-founder and CEO noted how the “dream collaboration” gives consumers healthier choices.

“With fibre and protein firmly on consumers’ radars, we see a real opportunity to bring something distinctive to the breakfast aisle with this seriously nutty granola.”

Dr Megan Rossi, Bio&Me founder, said that when it comes to gut health, variety is the spice of life.

She added: “Peanuts are a great example of a naturally nutritious whole food, providing protein, fibre and a range of other valuable nutrients. They count towards what I call the Super Six: vegetables, fruit, wholegrains, legumes, nuts and seeds, and herbs and spices. These are the six plant food groups I encourage everyone to include in their everyday diet. This launch, as with our other Fibre+Protein products, brings the protein:fibre index into the spotlight.”

Pip Murray, Pip & Nut founder, believes peanut butter & granola have always been a good match. 

“We both believe in using real ingredients for real flavour, and that tasty food shouldn’t come at a compromise,” he explained. “Together we’ve made a proper Peanut Butter Granola that will fill your bowl with good stuff like fibre and protein. No big secrets or hidden nasties, just a breakfast worth getting up for.”