Alpen Muesli No Added Sugar 550g

Alpen Muesli No Added Sugar 550g

by Alpen
CHF 10.99

Mountain of taste in every bowl! Our muesli is bursting with delicious, natural ingredients. We've combined creamy rolled oats and toasted wheat flakes with roasted almonds, hazelnuts and juicy raisins to bring you a breakfast you can truly savour.

Ingredients

Wholegrain Wheat (43%), Wholegrain Rolled Oats (37%), Raisins (15%), Skimmed Milk Powder, Milk Whey Powder, Roasted Sliced Nuts (2.0%) (Hazelnuts, Almonds), Salt

Allergen Information

Contains Almonds, Contains Hazelnuts, Contains Milk, Contains Nuts, Contains Oats, Contains Wheat. Also, not suitable for other Nut allergy sufferers. Suitable for Vegetarians; No Added Sugar

Nutritional Information

Typical Values

Per 100g

Per 45g serving

Energy

1556kJ/

700kJ/

369kcal

166kcal

Fat

5.8g

2.6g

(of which saturates

0.9g

0.4g)

Carbohydrates

63g

28g

(of which sugars

16g

7.2g)

Fibre

8.3g

3.7g

Protein

12g

5.4g

Salt

0.28g

0.13g

 

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Alma Antoniotti
Alpen Muesli is wonderful, but...

I love Alden Museli cereal, especially that there is no added sugar. It is delicious. (I would prefer it without raisins, but that is another story). However, because I live in the U.S. * cannot get it directly in a British store, I must buy it online and the price has become much too expensive. In the past few years the price has gone from a very reasonable $5.29 per box to an unbearable $22.79 per box. That is more than 18 British pounds sterling per 550g. I simply cannot pay that much so I am forced to seek an alternative means of getting my breakfast cereal. I am very sorry for this, but have no choice.

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Alma Antoniotti
Alpen Muesli is wonderful, but...

I love Alden Museli cereal, especially that there is no added sugar. It is delicious. (I would prefer it without raisins, but that is another story). However, because I live in the U.S. * cannot get it directly in a British store, I must buy it online and the price has become much too expensive. In the past few years the price has gone from a very reasonable $5.29 per box to an unbearable $22.79 per box. That is more than 18 British pounds sterling per 550g. I simply cannot pay that much so I am forced to seek an alternative means of getting my breakfast cereal. I am very sorry for this, but have no choice.