Wild and Free Blueberry Chia Muesli Cereal - 32 Oz Eco Pouch - Certified Gluten Free Muesli - Non GMO, No Refined Sugar and Kosher

Wow Wow Wow, this cereal right here is the absolute digidy, and the health benefits, also you can eat hot or cold. Add your proteins, or I do not know if you have to add, this is a superfood cereal. When you eat it you really want to be outside with the fresh air or whatever it is one of the most delightful cereals I had in my life and I'm 66 lol hahahaha I recommend this to anyone that can chew!!! It to me is that good. Sooooo Goood

I am allergic to nuts and have such a difficult time finding muesli cereals and granola that doesn't have nuts and isn't high in sugar. There are pumpkin seeds in this, which I can handle in small amounts. There is a touch of sweetness to the taste from the dried apples and dried blueberries, but it's not too sweet, and I don't feel a need to add anything to this. I actually eat it dry with a spoon and enjoy it. I have this as a subscription item and get it monthly. Amazon sells it for much cheaper than it is at the store, and I can only find it at one store by me, and they are out of stock often, so I like the dependable nature of ordering it via subscription here.

I absolutely love Seven Sundays Muesli Cereal! The flavor is excellent, especially for a gluten-free product, which can sometimes be hit or miss. My favorite part is the dried blueberries—they add a perfect burst of sweetness and texture. This muesli is versatile too; it’s perfect to enjoy hot or cold. On nights when I’m craving something sweet, I add a drizzle of honey, and it turns into a delightful dessert. Highly recommend this cereal for anyone looking for a delicious, healthy, and satisfying breakfast or snack!

Large package. To be honest, We have not tried yet . Be careful opening Amazon Box. I cut bag when opening box so had to use large Zip Lock but again, 32 Oz is a large supply. Price is fair.

I avoid grains and was searching for buckwheat things on Amazon, and turned up this. (TMI: I am a little bit allergic to grains, though I can eat them in small quantities. Buckwheat is related to rhubarb, not wheat, and has become a staple in my diet. Oats bother me less than wheat, so I am trying them out now and again for breakfast.) It's good muesli, but I could do without the apples. They are thin spongy half-inch squares, and just don't do it for me. Anyway, I mix this in with yogurt... just yogurt didn't feel enough like "breakfast" to me. And it's pretty good.