hello migros,
there are sooo many muesli mixes at .... but i always have to buy muesli at DENNER or coop
because I want malt crispies. and that's only available in Ovo. why don't you make an
Eimalzin muesli, please! that would be great.
hello migros,
there are sooo many muesli mixes at .... but i always have to buy muesli at DENNER or coop
because I want malt crispies. and that's only available in Ovo. why don't you make an
Eimalzin muesli, please! that would be great.
I would prefer a muesli that had no added sugar. I would rather sweeten to my taste.
I would prefer a muesli that had no added sugar. I would rather sweeten to my taste.
then buy the five-grain mix and nuts in the open sale and grind them to the desired fineness.
fineness. then chop the dried fruit or grate the fresh fruit. it's just a lot of work ...
but it will taste better than ever, because it's YOUR muesli ...
Making your own muesli would also be my tip! I make mine according to Jamie Oliver's basic recipe (granola dust) and always mix in something different. That way it never gets boring... ? Roast cereal flakes with nuts and seeds in the oven, then add cocoa powder and, if desired, coffee powder and spice it up with dried fruit. Can be used as muesli, porridge or even for a smoothie. I have also tried normal granola roasted with honey and oil, but I like the "nature" better. Give it a try and you won't want any more industrial muesli...
then buy the five-grain mix and nuts in the open sale and grind them to the desired fineness.
fineness. then chop the dried fruit or grate the fresh fruit. it's just a lot of work ...
but it will taste better than ever, because it's YOUR muesli ...
Making your own muesli would also be my tip! I make mine according to Jamie Oliver's basic recipe (granola dust) and always mix in something different. That way it never gets boring... ? Roast cereal flakes with nuts and seeds in the oven, then add cocoa powder and, if desired, coffee powder and spice it up with dried fruit. Can be used as muesli, porridge or even for a smoothie. I have also tried normal granola roasted with honey and oil, but I like the "nature" better. Give it a try and you won't want any more industrial muesli...
