Jordans Natural Muesli | Breakfast Cereal | Vegetarian | High Fibre | 4 PACKS of 1 kg

Jordan’s, have been my go to breakfast cereals for sometime now, it’s excellent and great value for money.

such good value for money, this muslie is very good and probably just as good as other very expensive brands.

It's a fact of life that the better the tasting food the worse it is for you... And as this muesli is the more 'simple' version it's two things. Healthier and less tasty than the sugar laden stuff. Fortunately, I'm good with that because I do actually like healthy food and I don't have a sweet tooth. For me this is a genuinely good balance between flavour and sensible content. Plus, Jordans own Pensthorpe bird sanctuary and my wife and I really like the place. Overall, a good, solid and healthy breakfast cereal.

This is a great muesli and buying it in bulk like this makes it excellent value (especially on subscribe and save). The packs last me 1-2 weeks, I don't have them every day. I cut them open, shake them well and keep them in an airtight container. What I like is that every mouthful has slightly different tastes.

This is the first time I've tried Jordan's Muesli, having previously used Alpen or similar. Usually, I sprinkle some muesli on top of my porridge to improve the bland taste of the porridge. Jordan's Natural Muesli has a nice creamy taste not found in other mueslis - even if the porridge is made with water rather than milk. Taken by itself, this muesli is very nice. It contains plenty of wholegrain cereal, raisins and a variety of nuts. It makes an ideal breakfasts either on its own or when used as a topping for porridge. I think I'll stay with this brand in future as it seems to be better tasting and have better quality ingredients than others,

Almost broke a tooth on almond shell, and there are many other better tasting mueslis.

Got this to have a filling breakfast, put some extra fruits on top and it fills me all day

I've always had a good impression of Jordans. I'm actually quite a fan of their range of country crisp cereal so I was kindda curious about their muesli. At this price, it sure was worth a try. On first bite, you notice the difference between Jordans and Alpen right off the bat. Jordans makes Alpen seem like powdered muesli, i.e., Jordans makes you work pretty hard at each mouthful. I have to admit that it seems like quite a chore to have to chew through each mouthful. The grains seem bigger but very tasty and sweet. After a few bowls of this, it's actually grown on me. The bite, the chew, the sweetness. I'd say it's got character and is far tastier than so of that organic bland stuff out there. Would I buy it again? Sure. For a nice change from my other go-to Alpen muesli.