Do you call it muesli or granola? I’ve always said muesli. I think granola is more of an American thing. Either way, it tastes so good! You can of course buy this from the supermarket, but homemade is just as great as store bought (if not better).
It’s also a great healthy snack to have on hand, a snack that fulfills your sweet craving whilst not being too bad for you. I decided to amp up my usual muesli recipe by making it chocolate! Yum!
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I won a pair Bigmouth funnels in an Instagram competition. Aren’t they great? All that muesli going straight in the jar. Their new purple/pink colours inspired me to make matching food tags, pictured above. These food labels are in PDF format, all you have to do is click here and hit print.
Looks delicious!!! I want to make this so badly – you have 1/4 cup cacao nibs twice – so once is a must and twice is extra yum? 🙂
Haha good catch, edited that out. I had it in the recipe, but decided it was best as an optional extra since most people probably don’t have cacao nibs lying around, plus it tastes just as good without it 😉 next time I’ll probably leave them out altogether and throw in some chocolate chips after baking instead! Now that would be extra yum 😉
Sold and Sold 🙂 Btw I bought stuff to make your milk tart, wish me luck!
Aww, yay! Hope it turns out well for you in shaa Allah. Let me know how it goes!
As-Salaamu Alaykum ukhti,
I call it muesli too cos I’m British! i’m intrigued by the ingredient rice bubbles is that another name for puffed rice?
JazakAllahu Khair for sharing this homemade muesli recipe and i’m sure it’s healthier and tastier than store bought!
WaAlaikumus Salaam. Good to know the Brits call it muesli too. Yes rice bubbles is the same as puffed rice 🙂 adds some extra crispy crunch.
I loveeeee homemade granola! This makes it even better by the addition of chocolate 😉 Sometimes I add some quinoa (if I have it) and it adds a little bit more crunch and nutrition 🙂 Love the tags!
Me too! Will have to try quinoa next time. Do you use the flakes or just standard quinoa?
Love your blog,new to it,in South Africa we also call it muesli, must be the British influence in our history of south Africa
Haha, I know you call in it muesli in South Africa. I’m an ex-South African. Thank you for stopping by my blog 🙂