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Really? I find it in the UK (Tesco) quite readily. Tastes extremely bland though (like eating uncooked porridge oats) which might explain its unpopularity.
by leonroy 11y ago
Really? I find it in the UK (Tesco) quite readily. Tastes extremely bland though (like eating uncooked porridge oats) which might explain its unpopularity.
- goda90 11y agoIn the US I like Bob's Red Mill muesli. The only sugar is the naturally occurring sugar in the raisins and dates. To make it more interesting I sometimes mix it into a thick smoothie(made of only whole fruit and veggies and water/ice) and eat it with a spoon.
- ValentineC 11y agoCurious: how do you eat your muesli? I eat my unsweetened muesli with yoghurt (like the Swiss do), and find it quite tasty.
- leonroy 11y agoChopped dried apricots (if you can pick some up which are grown in Silicon Valley - not kidding - you're in for a treat), almonds, walnuts and a dollop of Greek yoghurt. Don't overdo the dried fruit though since you'll end up defeating the point of unsweetened muesli!