Please recommend me a Muesli.

[Cycleops]

One that is near to sugar free as possible or completely. The 'toasted' variety usually contains sugar which I want to avoid.
I'm eating an Australian muesli at the which is nice but too sweet being toasted.
We get most of the major brands here and the local Supermarket has a tie up with Waitrose so some of those might be available too.
Thanks.

 

[BoldonLad]

I doubt it will be available to you, but, I find ASDA own brand Muesli (1.1kg for £2.46) quite pleasant.

 

[markemark]

I have an excellent muesli recipe for breakfast

Muesli*
2 fried eggs
2 sausages
Bacon
Hash browns
Mushrooms
Baked beans
Buttered toast
*optional

 

[Chris S]

I got tired of cutting my mouth on dried banana so I now make my own. I use porridge oats, dried mixed fruit and brown sugar.

 

[presta]

Dorset Cereals. No sugar, no dust.
I never buy anything else out of choice, and particularly not Alpen or Jordans.

 

[Kingfisher101]

Have you tried Organic Scottish Porridge Oats? Sainsburys do these for £2.00 and they are great. I soak mine in Irn bru the night before.

 

[Cycleops]

Have you tried Organic Scottish Porridge Oats? Sainsburys do these for £2.00 and they are great. I soak mine in Irn bru the night before.

A true Scot. Vote SNP as they have proposal to pipe Irn-Bru on draught to every hose in Scotland if they win independence.

 

[Bonefish Blues]

Dorset Cereals. No sugar, no dust.
I never buy anything else out of choice, and particularly not Alpen or Jordans.

I give you Linzi's. Just what the OP needs.

... except it really isn't, unless you wear a dust mask. Garbage, contents of the bag are best examined using a micrometer. Linzi didn't reply to my 'Why is your product dust?' email

https://www.lizis.co.uk/shop/low-sugar-granola/

 

[sleuthey]

The blue stuff in Lidl.

 

[Kingfisher101]

The Lidl tropical muesli is nice with the coconut and pineapple in it.

 

[Bonefish Blues]

The blue stuff in Lidl.

That's rat poison

 

[annedonnelly]

I liked Jordan's sugar free but stopped getting it when they kept saying they'd move to plastic free packaging and didn't. Most of the others including Dorset Cereals are much too sweet for my taste.

I started making my own. One of the local plastic free shops used to sell a museli base which I found nicer than plain oats as a base. I added fruit and nuts in similar proportions to the Jordan's mix.

I haven't made any for a while as I'm making porridge every morning nowadays.

 

[richardfm]

Bircher muesli is good. You can find my recipes or just make up your own, here's an example https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/bircher-muesli-apple-banana

 

[slowmotion]

I just have Scots porridge oats, semi-skimmed milk and a big teaspoon of clear honey. I cook it in a plastic microwave bowl for three and a half minutes at 850 watts, adding the honey at the end.

 

[dan_bo]

I have an excellent muesli recipe for breakfast

Muesli*
2 fried eggs
2 sausages
Bacon
Hash browns
Mushrooms
Baked beans
Buttered toast
*optional

Made me laugh