Please recommend me a Muesli.

[postman]

Mrs P makes her own,it is that good i am not allowed any.

 

[postman]

i used to buy a certain supermarkets own,it was i am sure the floor sweeping of a woodwork shop.

 

[simongt]

i am sure the floor sweeping of a woodwork shop.

With some suppliers, you're probably not far wrong, but they simply call it 'artisan' and slap a fancy price on - !

 

[presta]

It's All-Bran that's like sawdust, and Shredded Wheat like straw. That said, much of it's about habituation, brown bread seemed a bit coarse when I was used to white, but now I eat brown, white seems horrible. Same with milk, skimmed was foul when I used full fat, now full fat seems foul when I'm used to skimmed.

 

[simongt]

Same with milk, skimmed was foul when I used full fat, now full fat seems foul when I'm used to skimmed.

Many years back, we went to a newly opened farm for a look round; see the animals, take a walk through the woods etc..
Finished with a Dorset cream tea where the milk, being from the farm ( of course - ! ) was VERY full fat. It was almost like single cream which didn't do a lot for the taste of the tea in our view as we were, by them, getting used to semi skimmed milk - !

 

[SpokeyDokey]

I have an excellent muesli recipe for breakfast

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

Brilliant!

 

[the_mikey]

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.

Same but with maple syrup.

 

[NorthernSky]

been eating the Tesco no added sugar muesli for years. as good as any of the others. there's always Alpen no added sugar too, probably more widely available?

 

[albion]

i used to buy a certain supermarkets own,it was i am sure the floor sweeping of a woodwork shop.

At a guess, Asda.
I recall just once buying their 'basic' loaf which felt like it used milked flour dust.

 

[Alex321]

I do live porridge oats but without the honey, it's the same as sugar.

Similar (not the same) nutritionally, but very different flavour.

 

[geocycle]

Aldi specially selected really nutty muesli is very good, as is their similarly named granola. I tend to eat a huge bowl of the stuff before rides.

 

[annedonnelly]

Similar (not the same) nutritionally, but very different flavour.

I like my porridge with whatever stewed fruit I have. At the minute it's Victoria plums as they've just appeared in the shops. It won't be long before the blackberries are ripe.

 

[albion]

Porridge about 360 days per year, always with red berries from the freezer.

 

[vickster]

I like my porridge with whatever stewed fruit I have. At the minute it's Victoria plums as they've just appeared in the shops. It won't be long before the blackberries are ripe.

I’ve had two ice cream tubs of blackberries out of my garden already. Once benefit of being a very lax maintainer of the garden!!
The first haul. Filled that and took to my sil to make vodka based liqueur

 

[annedonnelly]

I’ve had two ice cream tubs of blackberries out of my garden already. Once benefit of being a very lax maintainer of the garden!!
The first haul. Filled that and took to my sil to make vodka based liqueur

You're a lot further south than me. Just seeing the odd one ripe up here.