
Oats
Fuller for longer.
Oats contribute soluble fibre and satisfying texture, helping breakfast feel more substantial.
Supports fullness


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Oats contribute soluble fibre and satisfying texture, helping breakfast feel more substantial.
Supports fullness
Peanuts bring plant protein and unsaturated fats that help make each bite more satisfying.
Part of 9.3g protein
Dates supply naturally occurring sugars, fibre, and a soft texture that binds the bar together.
Naturally sweet
Poha contributes easy-to-carry carbohydrate energy while keeping the recipe rooted in Indian breakfast.
Breakfast made portable
Jaggery gives the recipe its deep caramel character and complements the grains and nuts.
Traditional taste
Elaichi adds a bright, familiar aroma that makes the bar taste fuller and more comforting.
Naturally aromatic
Chocolate rounds out the nutty, grain-forward recipe so the nutritious choice is enjoyable too.
Taste that brings it togetherOats contribute soluble fibre and satisfying texture, helping breakfast feel more substantial.







Five, ten, or a 15-bar box. Free room delivery on every pack.
ActivBite is a balanced breakfast bar made with familiar ingredients like oats, peanuts, dates, poha, jaggery, elaichi, and chocolate. It is made for mornings that move fast.
Research proposes 300–500 kcal for breakfast on a 2,000 kcal day. One ActivBite bar provides 300 kcal-the start of that range.
Breakfast should work with your schedule-not become another task. ActivBite is designed to be practical, satisfying, and genuinely easy to carry through a busy day.
Open, bite, and move. No plate, preparation, washing up, or extra morning planning.
Made to travel easily from hostel to class, library, lab, gym, or the road home.
Peanuts, sattu, and oats form the protein-forward core, rounded out with familiar Indian flavours.
Each bar provides 300 kcal, with 9.3g protein and 6.5g fibre. Your breakfast needs depend on your day and appetite.
Perfect for breakfast on the goskipped mealsevening cravingstravelbusy workdayslong study sessions