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Are you talking about "Familia Swiss Muesli Cereal"? If so, I agree it's great. In the Denver, CO area you can get it in a grocery store called 'Sprouts', other

by vlod 11y ago

Are you talking about "Familia Swiss Muesli Cereal"? If so, I agree it's great. In the Denver, CO area you can get it in a grocery store called 'Sprouts', otherwise Amazon has it, although a tad expensive: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Swiss+muesli&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3ASwiss+muesli http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dap...

pflanze 11y ago
As mentioned I'm used to mixing my muesli myself, and I don't explicitly remember having tried muesli mixes or oats from Familia. The Familia brand looks familiar from my time in Switzerland though, I suspect they may have been one of the first companies offering mixes there (the trend started around the early 90ies IIRC), and the products you linked do look good (oats as main ingredient, no added sugar, flavors etc.). Here are some of the sources I'm buying when in Switzerland: https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-vollkornhaferfloeckli-fein https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-vollkornhaferfloeckli-fein https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-haferflocken-grob https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-haferflocken-grob http://www.coop.ch/pb/site/medien/node/82444422/Lde/index.ht.. http://www.coop.ch/pb/site/medien/node/82444422/Lde/index.ht.... -- can't find actual product page (oh, that's a corporate communication message that says that recently they accidentally sold conventionally produced ones as organic. Disappointingly worded, too, they say they're "withdrawing" them (just from their stock) since those don't fulfill their quality demands, when in fact I think they are required by contracts (or perhaps even trademark law?) to do so due to the "Knospe" organic product sign being used inappropriately. Anyway, organic or not does not have much influence on taste or health, at least compared to using oats versus puffed stuff.)
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by vlod 11y ago

pflanze 11y ago

As mentioned I'm used to mixing my muesli myself, and I don't explicitly remember having tried muesli mixes or oats from Familia. The Familia brand looks familiar from my time in Switzerland though, I suspect they may have been one of the first companies offering mixes there (the trend started around the early 90ies IIRC), and the products you linked do look good (oats as main ingredient, no added sugar, flavors etc.). Here are some of the sources I'm buying when in Switzerland: https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-vollkornhaferfloeckli-fein https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-vollkornhaferfloeckli-fein https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-haferflocken-grob https://produkte.migros.ch/m-classic-haferflocken-grob http://www.coop.ch/pb/site/medien/node/82444422/Lde/index.ht.. http://www.coop.ch/pb/site/medien/node/82444422/Lde/index.ht.... -- can't find actual product page (oh, that's a corporate communication message that says that recently they accidentally sold conventionally produced ones as organic. Disappointingly worded, too, they say they're "withdrawing" them (just from their stock) since those don't fulfill their quality demands, when in fact I think they are required by contracts (or perhaps even trademark law?) to do so due to the "Knospe" organic product sign being used inappropriately. Anyway, organic or not does not have much influence on taste or health, at least compared to using oats versus puffed stuff.)

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