Arnold's Farm Toasted Muesli Fruit & Nut 700g

Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli. For me, toasted muesli generally is a "sometimes food" because it can be loaded with hidden sugars and fats. We have been trying a great variety of like products and cereais this year and this does not have huge stand-out faults from my perspective in comparison. I would not generally eat a bowl of just toasted muesli as the fat content is 16. 6% and sugar is 18% (buyer beware). On this topic, I am a little troubled by the front-of-pack "serving suggestion" of what must be a massive bowl of toasted muesli piled much higher than the rim of the bowl, with fruit slices that seem to be dwarfed by the monster serve of muesli. There is a miserly tiny dollop of what looks like yoghurt that, given the massive dryness of eating this ... MoreArnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli. For me, toasted muesli generally is a "sometimes food" because it can be loaded with hidden sugars and fats. We have been trying a great variety of like products and cereais this year and this does not have huge stand-out faults from my perspective in comparison. I would not generally eat a bowl of just toasted muesli as the fat content is 16. 6% and sugar is 18% (buyer beware). On this topic, I am a little troubled by the front-of-pack "serving suggestion" of what must be a massive bowl of toasted muesli piled much higher than the rim of the bowl, with fruit slices that seem to be dwarfed by the monster serve of muesli. There is a miserly tiny dollop of what looks like yoghurt that, given the massive dryness of eating this muesli alone, just doesn't make sense. A more realistic serving suggestion would be an idea. While I'm at it, I don't really like the lilac-pink colouring of the pack either. It does not suggest a great breakfast, nor 'fruit & nut', as much as a lavender sleep pillow or the like... This is an Aussie-made product with 76% Aussie ingredients. Reasonable proportion there. Overall, for me, the product inside the bag with a really bad zip-lock closure, just adds a nice extra texture profile no matter how you eat it or with what. In a small amount, I like the quality of the crunch of my sample. I didn't get the "stale" taste of some ingredients that other Bunchees have reported. I'm happy with the proportion of fruits because I don't want the big sugar rush they might bring (in addition to the already present golden syrup and molasses), but I agree that the apricot pieces were very hard to dig around for, and they were quite tiny and insignificant so did not add anything to the flavour profile (bit of a lost opportunity). Eating this dry is not a good option because it gets like chewing cud. With the addition of milk or yoghurt, you can consume a little more than you can dry. Soaking it overnight in yoghurt bircher-style with some chopped fresh fruit is a great option so you can then sprinkle a tiny bit on for crunch in the morning. $5 for 700g at the moment makes this a fair product price-wise as everything has spiraling prices these days. I would not consume this on a daily basis, as is the claimed philosophy of the Arnold's Farm blurb on the pack but it is definitely welcome in our pantry as an occasional monotony-breaker, small snack (e. g. , with yoghurt) or addition to some other breakfast cereals just to mix up the experience a little.

Delicious multi use muesli. Found easily with the other mueslis in the breakfast isle second bottom shelf for $5. 50 a 700g pack. ⭐️ No artificial colours or flavours, very high in whole grains and source of fibre. With a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️HR ⭐️Long use by date of 10th June 2023⭐️Proudly Australian made since1983 with 76% Australian ingredients with 8. 1g of sugar per serve. ⭐️Oven toasted Oats with sultanas, cranberries, shaved coconut, diced apricots, apples, chopped almonds and cashews, sunflower seeds, pepitas and blended with cinnamon, golden syrup and molasses to make a lovely crunchy lightly flavoured muesli that can be used as a breakfast cereal as is with milk, add fresh or frozen fruit and yogurt or simple eaten as is as a delicious snack. Could also be added to a ... MoreDelicious multi use muesli. Found easily with the other mueslis in the breakfast isle second bottom shelf for $5. 50 a 700g pack. ⭐️ No artificial colours or flavours, very high in whole grains and source of fibre. With a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️HR ⭐️Long use by date of 10th June 2023⭐️Proudly Australian made since1983 with 76% Australian ingredients with 8. 1g of sugar per serve. ⭐️Oven toasted Oats with sultanas, cranberries, shaved coconut, diced apricots, apples, chopped almonds and cashews, sunflower seeds, pepitas and blended with cinnamon, golden syrup and molasses to make a lovely crunchy lightly flavoured muesli that can be used as a breakfast cereal as is with milk, add fresh or frozen fruit and yogurt or simple eaten as is as a delicious snack. Could also be added to a plain muffins mix. ⭐️I decanted mine into a glass jar as that is how my pantry is structured though absolutely not necessary as once opened the bag has a resealable tab. I would happily repurchase this again as I like the subtle flavour combination and versatile mix of just enough fruit and nuts. On special this week for $4

Good mix of crunch, fruit and nuts. This was easy to find in-store with the other cereals. This range has bright, attractive packaging, with each variety a different colour so you can tell them apart.. This one is in a mauve pack. This muesli is not too sweet in flavour, with 18g of sugar per 100g. Nutrigrain by comparison has 26. 7 g/100. There are much lower available however. This does have 16. 6g of fat per 100 so overall not a dieters friend, but much of the sugar and fat would be from healthy sources like fruits and nuts. There is a good mix of cereals, fruit and nuts, with a nice crunch. I had this with some raspberries and coconut yoghurt. At $7 for a 700g pack this seems about average for muesli varieties. Made in Australia from at least 76% local ... MoreGood mix of crunch, fruit and nuts. This was easy to find in-store with the other cereals. This range has bright, attractive packaging, with each variety a different colour so you can tell them apart.. This one is in a mauve pack. This muesli is not too sweet in flavour, with 18g of sugar per 100g. Nutrigrain by comparison has 26. 7 g/100. There are much lower available however. This does have 16. 6g of fat per 100 so overall not a dieters friend, but much of the sugar and fat would be from healthy sources like fruits and nuts. There is a good mix of cereals, fruit and nuts, with a nice crunch. I had this with some raspberries and coconut yoghurt. At $7 for a 700g pack this seems about average for muesli varieties. Made in Australia from at least 76% local ingredients, this should be higher. The packaging can be returned to store for recycling with the soft plastics despite the bin symbol shown on the pack. I checked with the company and their packaging is being updated to reflect this. Overall a good muesli, and will probably buy again.

A nice way to start the day. This product was easy to find in the cereal aisle in the muesli section. I was please to see that the bag was resealable, however it’s a shame that it’s unable to be recycled. I was impressed by the sheer variety of ingredients this muesli contained, including dried fruit, seeds & nuts - it made for a very nice breky to wake up to! The flavour was sweet, but not overly so. The sultanas & raisins were pleasantly chewy & the dried apple was lovely. The coconut flakes were thin & crunchy & a welcome addition. I did have to hunt for the dried apricots & cranberries, but the small amount that I did find were very nice. One thing I would’ve liked is for this to have had a longer Best Before date as ours was only for 8 months & cereals are an ... MoreA nice way to start the day. This product was easy to find in the cereal aisle in the muesli section. I was please to see that the bag was resealable, however it’s a shame that it’s unable to be recycled. I was impressed by the sheer variety of ingredients this muesli contained, including dried fruit, seeds & nuts - it made for a very nice breky to wake up to! The flavour was sweet, but not overly so. The sultanas & raisins were pleasantly chewy & the dried apple was lovely. The coconut flakes were thin & crunchy & a welcome addition. I did have to hunt for the dried apricots & cranberries, but the small amount that I did find were very nice. One thing I would’ve liked is for this to have had a longer Best Before date as ours was only for 8 months & cereals are an item we do tend to buy in advance. This is Australia made from 76% Australian ingredients & has 4 Star Health Rating. Also for $7 this is quite reasonably priced, therefore we’d be happy to buy it in the future!

Delicious and versatile. The Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli is absolutely delicious. The packet states it contains oven toasted oats, sultanas, cranberries, shaved coconut, dried apricot and apple, chopped almonds and cashews. Though the serves I had were predominantly oats, the additional ingredients bring a lovely sweet hit in each mouthful. A 45g serve provides 57% of the 48g whole grain daily target intake. Beyond the obvious use as a breakfast cereal, I can see myself adding the Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli to yoghurt, fruit salads and whenever I had fruit and custard. It's a really versatile product to have in the cupboard. The only bugbear I have is the price. The Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli is obviously a quality product, ... MoreDelicious and versatile. The Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli is absolutely delicious. The packet states it contains oven toasted oats, sultanas, cranberries, shaved coconut, dried apricot and apple, chopped almonds and cashews. Though the serves I had were predominantly oats, the additional ingredients bring a lovely sweet hit in each mouthful. A 45g serve provides 57% of the 48g whole grain daily target intake. Beyond the obvious use as a breakfast cereal, I can see myself adding the Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli to yoghurt, fruit salads and whenever I had fruit and custard. It's a really versatile product to have in the cupboard. The only bugbear I have is the price. The Arnold's Farm Fruit & Nut Toasted Muesli is obviously a quality product, but $7 for 700g seems a little steep... at least for my household. It's definitely a product I will snap up whenever it's on sale but doubt I'd pay full price.

Tasty but sweet. My family and I eat a lot of muesli so I was interested to try one that I hadn't tried before. I had no trouble finding it at my local Woolworths store and it was easy to open. I put it on top of my oats and bran, then put boiling water over it for my breakfast. I do a lot of exercise first thing in the morning so I always look forward to my breakfast and consider it to be my favourite meal of the day. I found the fruit was well portioned with the different fruits standing out quite obviously. I can't really say the same for the nut portions, I felt it was definitely more fruit in it. I had to look carefully to see the chopped almonds and cashews. Personally I found the flavour too sweet for my liking and I didn't end up adding some fresh berries ... MoreTasty but sweet. My family and I eat a lot of muesli so I was interested to try one that I hadn't tried before. I had no trouble finding it at my local Woolworths store and it was easy to open. I put it on top of my oats and bran, then put boiling water over it for my breakfast. I do a lot of exercise first thing in the morning so I always look forward to my breakfast and consider it to be my favourite meal of the day. I found the fruit was well portioned with the different fruits standing out quite obviously. I can't really say the same for the nut portions, I felt it was definitely more fruit in it. I had to look carefully to see the chopped almonds and cashews. Personally I found the flavour too sweet for my liking and I didn't end up adding some fresh berries onto my morning oats like I would normally do. Otherwise though it tasted as it should, I enjoy toasted muesli so it had the nice crunch that I'd expect. I later put the muesli on some Greek yoghurt for my afternoon tea. Again, the muesli was too sweet for my palate, however my husband had some and he thought it tasted fine. It has a 4 health star rating, which is good and no artifical colours or flavours, which I like. It's suitable for vegetarians and very high in wholle grain. This was made in Australia from at least 76% Australian ingredients. Sadly it doesn't say on the packet which ingredients aren't Australian although it says 'Aussie oats'. It's a shame this isn't 100% Australian ingredients but 76% is better than nothing. It sells for $7 for 700g, which is a bit on the expensive side but I find a lot of other brands are roughly similiar prices. This specific flavour wasn't the best for me, I'd be interested to try some of the other flavours again in the future. Thank you Bunch for giving me the opportunity to sample this product.

Last but not least! Finally I have tried the last one! Phew, that was a task and a half!!Although this was my least favourite of all the flavours I tried it was still good and again I wasn't disappointed. The packet was easy to find with minimal packaging which is good but again I found the zip lock top a bit fiddly and hard to close. The flavour is tasty with some crunch from the nuts, a bit of sweetness from the fruit and the goodness from the oats, nuts, seeds and dried fruit. As with all the others I added a bit of fresh fruit to mine as well as milk and found that this was a filling breakfast that helped keep me full which I liked. I also had a bowl of fruit and yoghurt and sprinkled some on top for crunch and this was quite tasty too. A great healthy breakfast ... MoreLast but not least! Finally I have tried the last one! Phew, that was a task and a half!!Although this was my least favourite of all the flavours I tried it was still good and again I wasn't disappointed. The packet was easy to find with minimal packaging which is good but again I found the zip lock top a bit fiddly and hard to close. The flavour is tasty with some crunch from the nuts, a bit of sweetness from the fruit and the goodness from the oats, nuts, seeds and dried fruit. As with all the others I added a bit of fresh fruit to mine as well as milk and found that this was a filling breakfast that helped keep me full which I liked. I also had a bowl of fruit and yoghurt and sprinkled some on top for crunch and this was quite tasty too. A great healthy breakfast with no added nasties and plenty of good for you ingredients. Made in Australia which is great, with 76% Australian ingredients in it which is pretty good and I'm happy with that. All in all a great product and now that is the end of my Arnold's Farm Granola/Muesli journey. Tomorrow I think I'll have some toast for breakfast!

Fruity and Nutty. My first impression of the packaging was fantastic, love the vibrant colours, certainly stands out on the shelf. Looking at the ingredients I was happy to see it contains 76% of local products. I was having this on my overnight oats and as I was pouring it out, I did like to see the different sized clusters, the shaved coconut, nut pieces and the fruits. I was a little nervous about tasting this one as it is certainly not a flavour I would normally choose, not a big fan of coconut. It tasted ok, I just thought there was a little too much going on with all the fruits and then the nuts and seeds and the coconut. The same comment as my previous reviews of the other flavours, the only negative for me was the resealable packaging. The next morning, the ... MoreFruity and Nutty. My first impression of the packaging was fantastic, love the vibrant colours, certainly stands out on the shelf. Looking at the ingredients I was happy to see it contains 76% of local products. I was having this on my overnight oats and as I was pouring it out, I did like to see the different sized clusters, the shaved coconut, nut pieces and the fruits. I was a little nervous about tasting this one as it is certainly not a flavour I would normally choose, not a big fan of coconut. It tasted ok, I just thought there was a little too much going on with all the fruits and then the nuts and seeds and the coconut. The same comment as my previous reviews of the other flavours, the only negative for me was the resealable packaging. The next morning, the package was open again and looking at a few of the comments, this seems to be a bit of a trend. No big deal, as I just poured it into a real container, but worth a mention. Overall, not too bad, just not my favourite flavour from this brand. I do still highly recommend to others though.

Lovely Brekky. This is easily found in the breakfast cereal aisle. The packaging is attractive and has a snap lock seal, which is great and very handy as you can keep it in it's packaging. It contains a nice combination of oven baked toasted whole grain oats, sultanas, dried cranberries, shaved coconut, dried apricots, apples, almonds, pepitas, cashews and cinnamon. I really enjoyed this as I normally find a lot of these products taste a bit too bland, not this one. This had a lovely cinnamon flavour in the first mouthful, followed by the lovely dried fruits and toasted whole grain oats. It didn't need any additional honey or sugar, it was lovely and sweet without being too sweet. It's very well priced at $5. 50 - 700g. It's a product I'd purchase in future. It ... MoreLovely Brekky. This is easily found in the breakfast cereal aisle. The packaging is attractive and has a snap lock seal, which is great and very handy as you can keep it in it's packaging. It contains a nice combination of oven baked toasted whole grain oats, sultanas, dried cranberries, shaved coconut, dried apricots, apples, almonds, pepitas, cashews and cinnamon. I really enjoyed this as I normally find a lot of these products taste a bit too bland, not this one. This had a lovely cinnamon flavour in the first mouthful, followed by the lovely dried fruits and toasted whole grain oats. It didn't need any additional honey or sugar, it was lovely and sweet without being too sweet. It's very well priced at $5. 50 - 700g. It's a product I'd purchase in future. It would go really well with a bowl of fruit, yogurt and a sprinkling of this toasted muesli. * 4 Health rating* Made in Australia with at least 76% Australian ingredients* Packaging goes in general rubbish

Nice addition. This is a nice addition and change to our normal cereal. I just sprinkle a little on my special K and yogurt, and husband has sprinkled on his just right. Like the strong toasted flavour and the variety of ingredients in this fruit and nut muesli, and I really like the coconut flakes. The muesli is very high in whole grain according to the packet. My special K has sugar at 13. 9% per 100g, and this muesli has 18. 0% per 100g and as trying to cut back on sugar is why I just sprinkle over my usual cereal. Made in Australia from at least 76% Australian ingredients and the best before date on my sample is 6 March 2024. The packet is a resealable bag once opened which is good. Like the advertising captured on the packet with farm scene and says crafted ... MoreNice addition. This is a nice addition and change to our normal cereal. I just sprinkle a little on my special K and yogurt, and husband has sprinkled on his just right. Like the strong toasted flavour and the variety of ingredients in this fruit and nut muesli, and I really like the coconut flakes. The muesli is very high in whole grain according to the packet. My special K has sugar at 13. 9% per 100g, and this muesli has 18. 0% per 100g and as trying to cut back on sugar is why I just sprinkle over my usual cereal. Made in Australia from at least 76% Australian ingredients and the best before date on my sample is 6 March 2024. The packet is a resealable bag once opened which is good. Like the advertising captured on the packet with farm scene and says crafted with love since 1983. Price point was $6. 00 from memory which is for 700g packet. Looking at online shopping appears to be $5. 50. Would purchase again for variety in my breakfast.