365 by Whole Foods Market, Fruit & Nut Muesli, 17 oz

I loved the taste of this product with the fruits and nuts

I love these for boosting fiber in my yogurt. They are a little chewy so you feel fuller after eating them.

I've tried more than fifteen mueslis over the last year and half, looking for new and interesting varieties. 365 Fruit and Nut muesli is a strong middle-of-the-road entrant - it has a mild flavor and texture profile, not being too sweet, fruity, or nutty. I always have my muesli with 2% milk and this goes well with it, being just a bit chewy with some mild cleave here and there. My favorite mueslis thus far have been Bob's Red Mill New Stytle and Familia Swiss Muesli with no sugar added, both which I would say are a little better balanced, but if you want to just try some muesli or have a base to which you can add your own fruit, nuts, or seeds, this is a good choice. I may order it again if the price is right.

My favorite for breakfast. Add some extra raisins. Add amlmond milk and you are done. If you like it more creamy Add 2 soup spoons of yogurt.

I TOTALLY AGREE with all the recent reviews saying that this product has mostly NOTHING BUT OATS! Lousy, lousy product! I’ve had other brands of muesli which were excellent, tasty, and full of various nuts and dried fruits. Not this product. Total misrepresentation of its statement on the Amazon website and on its box “Whole Grain Rolled Wheat, Dried Dates (Dates, Oat Flour), Sunflower Kernels, Whole Grain Rolled Rye, Raisins (Raisins, Vegetable Glycerin, Expeller Pressed Canola And/or Sunflower Seed Oil), Whole Grain Rolled Barley, Whole Grain Rolled Oats, Flaxseed, Almonds, Walnuts.” If I wanted a box of oats, I’d buy Quaker or some other brand. I attach a picture showing mostly small cubed dates [I think], some raisins and I found one slivered almond in the entire box that I put on top for the sake of the picture. No walnuts! A few baby sunflower seeds. And as another disgruntled reviewer said, half of the oats and everything else is pulverized to a powder. Whole Foods has the audacity to put their expensive name on this product?! I never stepped foot in their over-priced market anyway, but thought I’d give them a chance. Fool me once, shame on Whole Foods, fool me twice, shame on me [ain’t gonna happen]. Won’t ever again buy a product with their name on it. And can’t return it cause it’s a food product. Best plan is to make oatmeal raisin cookies, but I’ll need to add a lot more raisins. Psst, for some of the reviewers who said their box tasted stale, maybe it’s because Whole Foods can’t sell it cause word’s gotten around (so they dump their old product via Amazon)!

Not what I expected

Tastes great and is a very healthy breakfast choice.

Great cereal..can’t get enoughu