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# 100% Pure Chicory Root Vegan & Sustainably Sourced 89g Soluble Fibre/100g Inulin Powder 1kg | Prebiotic Fibre | Vegan | Packaging May Vary

**Brand:** peak supps
**Price:** € 56.06
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌱 Elevate your gut game with pure, powerful prebiotic fibre!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Inulin Powder 1kg | Prebiotic Fibre | Vegan | Packaging May Vary by peak supps
- **How much does it cost?** € 56.06 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/50203777-inulin-powder-1kg-prebiotic-fibre-vegan-packaging-may-vary)

## Best For

- peak supps enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted peak supps brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Clean & Conscious:** 100% vegan, allergen-free, and eco-friendly packaging to match your mindful lifestyle.
- • **Pure Belgian Quality:** Sourced from premium chicory roots in Belgium for unmatched purity and efficacy.
- • **Versatile Daily Boost:** Easily blends into coffee, tea, smoothies, or baking—your fibre fix without compromise.
- • **Gut Health Game-Changer:** Supports digestion with potent prebiotic fibre to keep your microbiome thriving.
- • **Sweetness Without Guilt:** Naturally sweet with 25% the sugar sweetness, adding flavor while supporting wellness.

## Overview

Peak Supps Inulin Powder delivers 100% pure chicory root prebiotic fibre, boasting an impressive 89g soluble fibre per 100g. Sourced sustainably from Belgium, this vegan-friendly powder supports digestive health, blends seamlessly into drinks and recipes, and offers a subtle natural sweetness. Trusted by thousands and featured on Angela Rippon’s 'How to stay young', it’s the smart fibre upgrade for your daily wellness routine.

## Description

Product Description Peak Supps Inulin Powder What is Inulin? Inulin, also known as Fructo Oligosaccharide (FOS) is a soluble fibre. Inulin powder is derived from the distillation and filtering of Chicory roots, delivering the purest form of Inulin available. Inulin powder can be found in a selection of foods such as chickpeas and pulses (mainly lentils). Inulin comes under a group of dietary fibres known as Fructans, it is considered a source of naturally occurring polysaccharides. Peak Supps Inulin provides an impressive 89g Fibre per 100g, an excellent source of soluble fibre to add to your diet. Inulin is non-digestible meaning it bypasses the stomach and small intense unaltered, which is why it is deemed a prebiotic. What can Inulin be used for? Inulin is a versatile, useful ingredient for baking as it can preserve moisture and act as a binding agent, whilst providing a sweet taste. Inulin is deemed a prebiotic fibre, which makes it an ideal supplement to take alongside probiotics. It is recommended for anyone looking to increase their fibre intake in a convenient powder form. It’s also ideal as a source of sweetness to add to shakes, smoothies or dietary bakes. Benefits of Inulin Powder Supports normal bowel function by encouraging stool frequency. High quality 100% pure Inulin powder providing 89g soluble fibre per 100g. A popular prebiotic derived from Chicory roots. Can be used in smoothies and baking. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Peak Supps Peak Supps was founded in 2014 and prides itself on quality products and service. Thanks to our loyal customer base we have dispatched over 300,000 orders to date. Allergen Free Our Inulin powder is allergen free. Premium Quality Peak Supps provides the highest quality Inulin available, sourced from reputable suppliers. Vegan Friendly Our Inulin powder is sustainably sourced and is suitable for plant based diets.

Review: A beneficial supplement, probably - Why use it?: I first heard about inulin on Angela Ripon's TV show about ageing, then on Michael Mosely's show about insomnia, I am not a person who uses supplements, and only take what a doctor tells me to, but I have recently been diagnosed with mild fatty liver and need a lower fat, lower sugar, higher fibre, more exercise regime, and needed to lose around 5 pounds (I've lost 10) Inulin will not directly help much with the fatty liver, but it will help more generally with gut health and core fat. I am mostly using it as reminder of my good intentions. Using Inulin multiple times a day reminds me to eat a raw carrot instead of a biscuit, and skip puddings. I am one of those people that needs to trick themselves into good behaviour by using 'life hacks'. Eating healthily reminds me to use inulin, using inulin reminds me to eat healthily. A screwtop tupperware container of inulin next to the kettle reminds me to use it in every drink. When my wife puts the container in the cupboard, I forget! So, yeah, find your own way of keeping your usage up. How I use it: The recommended amount, depending on where you end up after a Google search, is 10-20 grams a day. I started on 10, but am now on 15-20. A teaspoon each in four hot drinks a day is 10 grams, two teaspoons in my porridge is another 5 grams, so the little and often approach soon gets you to your target level. You CAN sprinkle it on a plate of food, but it looks weird and puts me off, so I only add it to liquids, or at least semi-liquids such as baked beans (the reduced salt and sugar version, of course). When it is damp it crystallises slightly, like damp sherbet, so it is much better in a drink. Taste and consistency: It has a slightly sweet taste. To give you a sense of how sweet, I'd say it is about 25% of the sweetness of sugar. I used to add half a teaspoon of sugar to my tea - two teaspoons of this tastes about the same. If you have a sweet tooth, then using inulin won't be a chore at all. It mixes in very well and there is no residue. If you plonk a spoonful into a cup of tea you will end up with a lump of it on the spoon which will go after a bit of vigorous stirring. So, instead, sprinkle it in then stir and it fully dissolves almost immediately. There are 11 calories in 5 grams, so my regime adds an irrelevant 22-33 calories a day. Does it work?: My liver won't be checked again for years, so there will be no way of knowing. I am the sort of person that wants immediate and measurable results, so this does bother me a little. However, I am comfortable that at the *absolute* minimum I am adding some fibre to my diet. Anything else is a bonus. And, as already mentioned, using it help me to remember to be good, and vice versa. The pounds have come off easily, due to exercise and sensible eating. I can't credit inulin for that, put it is a part of a regime that has worked very well for me. Brands & Prices: Shop around! My ex-wife uses MyProtein inulin, but it has an allergen warning on the back of the pack for milk, eggs and soya, even though it is pure inulin. This means they can't guarantee a clean manufacturing process which put me off. And they don't say what it is made of - I want 100% ground chicory root, as you can't get more natural than that. My first purchase was Homework Health 500g , and after successfully using it all I wanted a 1kg bag to save money. At the time Homework Health didn't do one so I bought Nu U 1kg and then this 1kg bag from Peak Supps. They are indistinguishable from each other in taste and texture. MyProtein has the best bag - it has a velcro-style seal - all of the others are standard ziplock style closures and none of them close properly again once the bag is open. If your cupboard is prone to damp then you'll want to transfer it to an airtight container. Broadly speaking you should be paying around £10 for 500g, and £18 for 1kg. A canny shopper will find deals that beat these prices, and at the time of writing Peak Supps is by far the best price on desertcart. Once you are into the habit of using inulin, it will pay to stock up on a good deal. Verdict: £14-18 for eight to twelve weeks supply, is not a trivial cost, but is certainly affordable, especially now I am skipping lattes. It is very easy to use, does not ruin the taste or consistency of food and drink (aside from a little sweetening) and, according to multiple sources (but *not* officially the NHS), is a beneficial supplement. I'll stick with it. The various brands are so similar that you might as well purchase solely on price. Peak Supps has been the cheapest for a while and I am on my second 1kg bag already. I hope this review helps you. Do let me know if you have any questions.
Review: Inulin powder is fantastic - "This inulin powder is fantastic! The quality is excellent, and it mixes easily into smoothies and drinks. It’s a great way to add prebiotic fiber to my diet, and I've noticed a positive impact on my digestion. Being vegan and gluten-free is a huge bonus as well. The 1kg pack is excellent value, and the packaging is simple and eco-friendly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to support their gut health!"

## Features

- Highest Quality Pure Inulin sourced from Belgium.
- A popular supplement to support gut health and digestion.
- Pure Chicory Root | Can be added to tea, coffee, smoothies & used in baking.
- Featured on Angela Rippon's 'How to stay young'.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01FFSDNQO |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Benefits | Digestive Health Support |
| Best Sellers Rank | 10,583 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 41 in Fibre Supplements |
| Brand | Peak Supps |
| Brand Name | Peak Supps |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Country Of Origin | Belgium |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,149 Reviews |
| Dosage Form | Powder |
| Flavour | Coffee |
| Item Dimensions | 34 x 27 x 5 centimetres |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Item form | Powder |
| Item height | 5 centimetres |
| Item weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Peak Supps |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Peak Supps, 19/20 Ogmore Crescent, Bridgend Ind Estate, Bridgend, CF31 3TE |
| Material Features | Vegan |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Primary Supplement Type | Inulin |
| Primary supplement type | Inulin |
| Unit Count | 1000 Grams |
| Unit count | 1000 Grams |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Peak Supps
- **Flavour:** Coffee
- **Primary supplement type:** Inulin
- **Unit count:** 1000 gram
- **Item form:** Powder
- **Item weight:** 1 Kilograms
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 34 x 27 x 5 centimetres
- **Product benefits:** Digestive Health Support
- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Package information:** Bag

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beneficial supplement, probably
*by A***S on 25 May 2018*

Why use it?: I first heard about inulin on Angela Ripon's TV show about ageing, then on Michael Mosely's show about insomnia, I am not a person who uses supplements, and only take what a doctor tells me to, but I have recently been diagnosed with mild fatty liver and need a lower fat, lower sugar, higher fibre, more exercise regime, and needed to lose around 5 pounds (I've lost 10) Inulin will not directly help much with the fatty liver, but it will help more generally with gut health and core fat. I am mostly using it as reminder of my good intentions. Using Inulin multiple times a day reminds me to eat a raw carrot instead of a biscuit, and skip puddings. I am one of those people that needs to trick themselves into good behaviour by using 'life hacks'. Eating healthily reminds me to use inulin, using inulin reminds me to eat healthily. A screwtop tupperware container of inulin next to the kettle reminds me to use it in every drink. When my wife puts the container in the cupboard, I forget! So, yeah, find your own way of keeping your usage up. How I use it: The recommended amount, depending on where you end up after a Google search, is 10-20 grams a day. I started on 10, but am now on 15-20. A teaspoon each in four hot drinks a day is 10 grams, two teaspoons in my porridge is another 5 grams, so the little and often approach soon gets you to your target level. You CAN sprinkle it on a plate of food, but it looks weird and puts me off, so I only add it to liquids, or at least semi-liquids such as baked beans (the reduced salt and sugar version, of course). When it is damp it crystallises slightly, like damp sherbet, so it is much better in a drink. Taste and consistency: It has a slightly sweet taste. To give you a sense of how sweet, I'd say it is about 25% of the sweetness of sugar. I used to add half a teaspoon of sugar to my tea - two teaspoons of this tastes about the same. If you have a sweet tooth, then using inulin won't be a chore at all. It mixes in very well and there is no residue. If you plonk a spoonful into a cup of tea you will end up with a lump of it on the spoon which will go after a bit of vigorous stirring. So, instead, sprinkle it in then stir and it fully dissolves almost immediately. There are 11 calories in 5 grams, so my regime adds an irrelevant 22-33 calories a day. Does it work?: My liver won't be checked again for years, so there will be no way of knowing. I am the sort of person that wants immediate and measurable results, so this does bother me a little. However, I am comfortable that at the *absolute* minimum I am adding some fibre to my diet. Anything else is a bonus. And, as already mentioned, using it help me to remember to be good, and vice versa. The pounds have come off easily, due to exercise and sensible eating. I can't credit inulin for that, put it is a part of a regime that has worked very well for me. Brands & Prices: Shop around! My ex-wife uses MyProtein inulin, but it has an allergen warning on the back of the pack for milk, eggs and soya, even though it is pure inulin. This means they can't guarantee a clean manufacturing process which put me off. And they don't say what it is made of - I want 100% ground chicory root, as you can't get more natural than that. My first purchase was Homework Health 500g , and after successfully using it all I wanted a 1kg bag to save money. At the time Homework Health didn't do one so I bought Nu U 1kg and then this 1kg bag from Peak Supps. They are indistinguishable from each other in taste and texture. MyProtein has the best bag - it has a velcro-style seal - all of the others are standard ziplock style closures and none of them close properly again once the bag is open. If your cupboard is prone to damp then you'll want to transfer it to an airtight container. Broadly speaking you should be paying around £10 for 500g, and £18 for 1kg. A canny shopper will find deals that beat these prices, and at the time of writing Peak Supps is by far the best price on Amazon. Once you are into the habit of using inulin, it will pay to stock up on a good deal. Verdict: £14-18 for eight to twelve weeks supply, is not a trivial cost, but is certainly affordable, especially now I am skipping lattes. It is very easy to use, does not ruin the taste or consistency of food and drink (aside from a little sweetening) and, according to multiple sources (but *not* officially the NHS), is a beneficial supplement. I'll stick with it. The various brands are so similar that you might as well purchase solely on price. Peak Supps has been the cheapest for a while and I am on my second 1kg bag already. I hope this review helps you. Do let me know if you have any questions.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inulin powder is fantastic
*by J***C on 2 November 2024*

"This inulin powder is fantastic! The quality is excellent, and it mixes easily into smoothies and drinks. It’s a great way to add prebiotic fiber to my diet, and I've noticed a positive impact on my digestion. Being vegan and gluten-free is a huge bonus as well. The 1kg pack is excellent value, and the packaging is simple and eco-friendly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to support their gut health!"

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Value and good quality and quantity
*by A***J on 31 May 2025*

Strong evidence of benefits in supporting diverse microbiome

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