Muesli

[sandyRoe]

Does it need cooking, like porridge, or can it be eaten with cold milk?

[wolf63]

Just add milk. Some muesli is lovely but some are awful.

[Old_Geezer]

Never known anyone cook it. But I suspect the instructions are on the box/bag.

[Jackdaw33]

No cooking needed. can be eaten cold

[melv16]

My Mrs soaks it overnight in the fridge. This makes it easier to eat.

[Captain2]

Just add cold milk Sandy - I let mine stand for about 10 mins and let it absorb some of the milk.
(Lidl's fruit and nut one is my favourite).

[Rosie29]

It's quite nice with apple juice instead of milk and yoghurt - and banana !

[Old_Geezer]

Been a while since I've had any but I used to like Dorset Cereals 'luscious berry & cherry muesli'. No nuts... bliss.

[gingejbee]

Do what the inventors (the Swiss) do....add some chopped apple and the cold milk and leave overnight in fridge. Drizzle with runny honey in the morning.
And I agree that Lidl's muesli is excellent and very good value, too.

[sandyRoe]

Thank you all. I'll soak some in milk tonight and hopefully enjoy a hearty breakfast in the morning.

[wolf63]

Make sure that you shut the fridge, your current employers might help themselves to a little snack.

[curlyhair]

Muesli is often endearingly called the healthy sibling of granola. Muesli tends to be a bit drier and, thus, is typically eaten as a breakfast cereal. It can be eaten cold with any sort of milk or yogurt or it can be cooked hot like oatmeal.

[tiggerblue10]

I used to eat muesli with plain Greek style yogurt and add seeds.