A few weeks ago, I went to a Hotel and had what I thought was this cereal, so when I seen a box for £1.89 at my local Netto I purchased it as I`ve seen it advertised for £2.95 ish elsewhere. I`m not a huge muesli fan but when I had it at the hotel it was packed with hazelnuts, raisens and sultanas. This one has toasted british wholegrains with hazelnuts, raisens, sultanas & sunflowers, it also states no added salt or sugar. On looking at the appearence of the box its quite distinctive, its lightish green, with a white top and white writing. It contains 725g of product and where the cereal bowl is on the picture, thats the actual ...  Read the complete review

Jordans Muesuli is one of my favourite muesli's and being organic makes it even better! It can be pricey so unfortunately I dont buy it often but when I do have the pennies I like to make it last. I have seen it at different prices in tesco and sainsburys and it seems to be around £3.00 per box. the packaging a very 'organic' looking box with a lush green and a off white section at the top. In the bottom left hand side of the box there is a transparent section where you can see the muesli in the box which is different to most boxes. The packaging seems exessive to other muesli's as they mainly have plastic bags so they have made themselves stand out but have ...  Read the complete review

Jordans organic muesli is one of my favourite breakfasts. It's packed full of all natural ingredients, is free of salt and sugar, and as its name promises, it's completely organic. Everyone has their own favourite way of preparing muesli. A lot of people just add some milk and eat, but I prefer to load mine up with fresh fruit. I also don't add milk. I pour out a layer of muesli into the bowl and add enough apple juice to cover the bottom of the bowl to just below the top of the muesli, then I leave to soak for half an hour. When the muesli has soaked, I add at least two different fresh fruits, usually chopped up apples and halved grapes, and ...  Read the complete review