Sentences with phrase «bought muesli»

For breakfast, I have a fruit — typically a slice of Papaya or 2 plantains (small banana) or a banana or grapefruit followed by a mix made of one organic raw egg, two tablespoons of store - bought muesli cereal to which I have added more nuts (cashews, almonds, walnuts etc.) and dried fruits (raisins, sultanas, currents, prunes, cranberry, goji etc.) a tablespoon of Mercola «Pro-Optimal Whey» for chocolate flavor, a teaspoon each of powdered Guarana.

I make this recipe a lot... it is truly delicious, hearty, and not powdery like store - bought muesli can be.

I like this recipe because it's a sugar - free alternative to the dried fruit bomb of a glucose syrup infused shop bought muesli bar and you can make a big batch and store in the fridge or freezer ready for a «grab n go» type breakfast.

We swap store - bought muesli bars for homemade nut, coconut and seed bars and stodgy, sugar - laden store - bought muffins for homemade coconut, macadamia and berry muffins.

His muesli - habit can quickly get out of control so we generally try to make our own or we add our favourite nuts, seeds and fruit to a store - bought muesli combination of flakes, oats, buckwheat and rice puffs.

It's been a lot of years since I have eaten store - bought muesli bars.

When I've bought muesli in France, I've been disappointed by the lack of sweet, crunchy clusters.

I didn't get to eat an authentic Swiss version but I've had my share of store - bought muesli at home and I love it.

Not exact matches

In fact, while I can't tolerate the very sour flavor of plain store - bought yogurt, I can eat this without any accompaniment at all — although a sprinkling of muesli and a few raspberries certainly don't hurt!

It's definitely a brand I would buy for those mornings that I feel like something simple like muesli for breakfast.

The muesli bars, energy bars or snack bars you can buy at the groceries are often either too dense or too sweet or even a little bland to my taste.

If you are a Costco member in MN, WI or Chicago you can now buy a 2 pound bag of our Vanilla Cherry Pecan muesli!

Finally I simply use store bought plant yoghurt and I like to by unsweetened yoghurts and add sweeter toppings like the jam and muesli in this isntance letting the yoghurt be an acidic counter actor.

I remember him saying how expensive it was to make but, and this is a huge BUT, homemade muesli beats that store - bought sweetened stuff hands down.

To keep your fruity muesli as healthy as possible, Deppeler recommends buying fresh or toasted muesli and adding your own fruit.

Deppeler suggests making your own muesli with a base of natural muesli, rather than buying a pre-prepared concoction.

Ice - cream, Muesli, artificial sweeteners, sugar, store - bought juices, soda drinks, pasta, cookies, cakes, Grains and starch (bread, rice, pasta, potatoes, chips, pastes).

No more buying expensive muesli from the supermarket.

Plan Ahead: When buying a premade muesli, look for one that doesn't have added sugars, which take away from the healthy goodness of this whole - grain breakfast.

Unfortunately, lots of store - bought granola and muesli are packed with sugar.

Of course a couple other options are to buy and use a high quality pre-made granola or to make a fresh muesli by chopping up nuts, pecans and walnuts would work great, and mix with some dried fruit and toss with a little maple or coconut sugar and syrup.

Plan Ahead: When buying a pre-made muesli, look for one that hasn't been toasted in oil and doesn't have added sugars - both of which can up the calories and take away from the healthy goodness of this whole - grain breakfast.

Try to buy ones that fit the criteria of being wholegrain and low in added sugar and salt as much as you can and if you're looking to wean yourself slowly off the sweet stuff, opt for muesli instead.

I love the convenience of store bought granola and muesli, but every now and then I like to make my own.

Recently, I packed him a homemade muesli bar in a bright orange Tupperware muesli bar container (social pressure at a recent suburban Tupperware soiree required buying something).