Asda Swiss Style Muesli

Description: Breakfast Cereals / A blend of fruit, nuts and grains for a complete and delicious start to your morning.

Newest Review: ... when I can next get hold of the even cheaper version! *** As I have mentioned the Asda Swiss Style Muesli is £1.08 per box ... more

... containing 750g. The packaging is quite appealing with a subtle picture of the Swiss Alps in the background and a mix of oats, raisins, hazelnuts and almonds falling about in the background. The nutritional information tells me that a 45g serving (which is a fair amount) with 100ml of semi skimmed milk is 209 kcals. I think this is great value on calories for a fairly filling breakfast. I have a couple of pieces of fruit afterwards to ensure that I can last until the next mealtime. In my opinion this product is no...more

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Asda Swiss Style Muesli: Swiss Alps Cereal (293 words)
by - written on 03/09/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Doing my online shop and trying to save a few pennies by being a bit naughty I was looking for a cheaper alternative to my OH's beloved Alpen (£2+), I opted for Asda Smart Price Muesli (58p) but ended up with the Asda Swiss Style Muesli (£1.08) as a substitute. I was actually going to decant the Alpen and the Smart Price version into the same cereal container and mix them well (to fool him) in an attempt to lessen our cereal bill without him noticing!! I still intend on doing this when I can next get hold of the even cheaper version! *** As I have mentioned the Asda Swiss Style Muesli is £1.08 per box containing 750g. The packaging is quite appealing with a ... Read the complete review

One worth Musing Over (740 words)
by - written on 21/06/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Having got fed up of having toast for my breakfast, which I've been doing pretty much for the past ten years or so, I decided to go back to my childhood and start having cereal again. As much as I fancied going for Wheat Crunchies or Frosties, I decided to try and have something a little healthier and so after much deliberation and pacing up and down the aisle at Asda, I eventually opted for Asda's Swiss Style Muesli. There are two versions of this product, the difference between the two being that one has no added salt or sugar. This was the type that I went for and I am currently working my way through my fourth box in just over as many weeks. The packaging ... Read the complete review

Asda Swiss Style Muesli: Swiss breakfast, midland style. (920 words)
by - written on 19/09/08 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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I always seem to be buying cereal, it must be one of the most eaten things in my house. From weetabix for "him indoors" as he detests children's chocolate cereals, through to anything that my husband dislikes for the kids, the more chocolate the better. Cereal is one product that I don't ever seem to buy for myself, it's not that I dislike it, it's more the fact that I don't really have time for breakfast. Yes I know it is the most important meal of the day and yes most of you will not believe me when I state I have barely the time to wash and dress in the morning, but unfortunately that is the truth! After deciding that I must make the ... Read the complete review