Goody! De Luxe Muesli

When I was at Minnowburn on Saturday, a fellow NT volunteer, Heather, apprised me of what she regarded as an exceedingly good muesli. Heather asked me if I consumed the stuff and I replied that I ate the Alpen Original variety; whereupon she scoffed and urged me to try her preferred muesli.

It is sold by a German "value" supermarket chain which uses an Eire website in Northern Ireland, a practice of which Timothy Belmont disapproves; moreover, many of the perishable groceries emanate from the Irish Republic, too.

I am of the opinion that this German business ought to show some respectfulness by using their UK web address and supporting more UK produce in Northern Ireland.

Nevertheless, I ambled in today and sought this muesli. It is in a foil bag; weighs 750 grams; is called Goody Special  Luxury Fruit & Nut Muesli. It contains:-

• raisins 
• sultanas
• pineapple
• banana pieces
• dates
• papaya
• oat flakes
• barley flakes
• nuts (coconut, almonds, hazel nuts, pecan nuts)
• wheat flakes
• pumpkin seeds.

It costs £1.89.

Heather was right. It is very, very tasty; the description of ingredients is true and accurate. I haven't tasted a shop-bought muesli before with so many wholesome and nutritious ingredients.