Tip for leftover muesli
I made the most amazing sweets with this muesli, as I had loads to use up ( didn’t love it either) and I came up with this recipe. It was meant to be! Now finally the bag is finished! Lol Mix 200g of melted white chocolate (Aldis 30p one is really good believe or not or Milky Bar) with about 90 - 100 g of muesli, then add some dried cranberries or whatever you fancy (chopped hazelnuts, dried chopped apricots for example). It’s a quite “dry” stodgy mixture. Scoop out teaspoons on a baking paper lined tray and stick it it the fridge for a couple of hours. It’s so tasty, I promise, maybe not super healthy but has at least some nutrients and fibre!!
Terrible, Swiss Style Very Debatable.
A bag of dust with inedible raisins! Awful I dont think the swiss would recognise it.
Sadness in a bowl
Tastes like sadness. Perhaps ok as a mix with other things
Good start to the day
Both my wife and I agree (!) that this is really good. Full of goodness and fibre and not at all sweet. Good for those who are bordering of diabetes. A wonderful start to the day with whole grain toasted bread.
I like it.
I like it.
Delicious.. best in class
I love it, especially when I hit the chewy bits. Its a great price, very taste and filling. In comparison to other own branded product of similar price, its superior.
Nothing like as good as it used to be. Now looking
Nothing like as good as it used to be. Now looking for a better alternative in packaging that can be recycled.
Really, really difficult to eat.
Really, really difficult to eat.
Great but not vegan
I love this muesli and use it to soak overnight but I'm trying Veganuary and it has milk so I'm going to have to find another
Why whey? Make it vegan
Why on earth does this need whey powder in it, I thought I was eating a vegan friendly cereal. Also very dusty and nuts have seen better days too