Muesli Munching.

[Deuce Bigolo]

I once had a bowl of it while staying a relatives house

Fetilised the pot plant next to the table

it was from a health store so bound to taste bad

[Trumpton]

colonel wrote:

> Marmite's more fun.

I've just bought a big jar of it this very day. Yum-yum!

[Trumpton]

The health shop muesli, whilst being tasty, is so highly priced it makes regular purchases confined to a limit basis.

[Officer Dibble]

I have my own recipe. I start with a base of sugar free Alpen, then add the same volume of nuts, seeds and dried fruit from Waitrose's nut 'n' seed bar. Add a dash of semi-skimmed milk, and Bob's your uncle - a well tasty, low calorie, low cholesterol, fiber packed way to start the day.






Officer Dibble







Officius Dibblus est amplus amor deus

[Trumpton]

Officer Dibble wrote:

> sugar free Alpen,

I've tried that Dibbs, but it still tastes too sugary for my liking.

[beutelwolf]

I like the luxury muesli from Aldi, which comes in two varieties, one with loads of nuts, one with loads of fruit. It's not too sweet.

I actually find the nut content in it a touch too high (for my liking) to be perfect on its own, and so I sometimes just it to top up something more basic.

[Trumpton]

beutelwolf wrote:

> I like the luxury muesli from Aldi, which comes in two
> varieties, one with loads of nuts, one with loads of fruit.
> It's not too sweet.

Thanks for that info. !thumbsup!

There is an Aldi in this area but it's bloody difficult to get to via public transport.