Cooking recipes with the tag "Muesli"

Babes are a bit dense this month

Bread Baking Babes make Muesli Rolls, with 4 kinds of seeds, nuts, fruit and chocolate

Traditional Bircher Muesli

This traditional Bircher muesli with grated apples and raisins is healthy, delicious and waiting for you in the fridge when you wake up.

Source: Spoonful of Kindness

Berry Muesli Overnight Oat Jars

This scarcely counts as a recipe as the method is pretty much a one step process which couldn't be easier, but think of it as more of a reci.

Source: The Spoon and Whisk

Muesli breakfast-muffins -

Easy muffins to compliment your breakfast table and fill your kid's lunchboxes with.

Source: Notsoskinnycook

Quinoa amaranth gluten free muesli recipe | Gluten free Recipe

Quinoa amaranth gluten free muesli recipe.

Source: Gluten Free Indian

Vanilla, Cranberry, Quinoa Muesli Recipe - Gluten Free Indian

This Vanilla, Cranberry, Quinoa Muesli Recipe is easy to make plus you can customize it according to your taste.

Source: Gluten Free Indian

Gluten-Free Muesli Slices

This fibre-rich muesli slice is a guilt-free sweet fix packed with gluten-free oats, nuts and seeds, finished off with a drizzle of dark chocolate.

Source: Fun Without Gluten

Raspberry muesli with hazelnuts – Marshmallows & Margaritas

When I told y’all I was a picky child, you probably thought I meant that I would only eat, like, chicken fingers, macaroni and cheese, Cheerios and PB&J sandwiches, right? Because that’s what a normal picky child eats.

Source: Marshmallows & Margaritas

Easy muesli recipe (copycat Alpen).

This easy muesli recipe requires nothing more than mixing a few pantry staples together! It's so good, you'll be making it on repeat.

Source: Christina's Cucina

Recipe for Muesli

Use this recipe to make your own healthy, delicious muesli.

Source: Recipesallday

Back To School Lunchbox Ideas (Vegan+GF) – Sincerely Tori

So it’s back to school time again and that means it’s time for some lunch! Whether back-to-school time represents making lunches for yourself or your kids, it’s never a bad thing to get some great ideas.

Source: Sincerely Tori