Muesli itself isn't inherently fattening; its impact on weight depends on portion size and ingredients. Many muesli mixes contain healthy ingredients like oats, nuts, and dried fruits, which can be nutritious. However, they can also be high in calories, especially if consumed in large amounts or if they contain added sugars. Moderation and balance with other foods are key to preventing weight gain.
maybe 75
No. Muesli will help you concentrate better and be active for longer.
15 grams
Look on the back of the Packet! It has to say otherwise they wouldn't be able to sell it. Although if your making a Muesli Bar and need to know how much fat to put in use a recipe and check the list of ingredients.
Recipe for muesli (a breakfast food or snack made from grains, nuts and seeds) http://www.greenfootsteps.com/muesli-recipe.html
Muesli
Bircher muesli is the original form of muesli, as developed by Maximilian Bircher-Benner.
Yes it is ,it actualy contains lots of fibre and good fat if taken in appropriate quantity.
Muesli bars are found in the meat group because muesli bars are made from ground up orphans.
I believe granola is toasted/baked, while muesli is raw.
If muesli had only one ingredient it would be a pure substance. Muesli has many ingredients therefore it must be a mixture.
there cannot be a direct translation of muesli in oriya.. because muesli is combination of cereals(preferable rolled oats/wheat) , dried fruits and nuts. -IXORA FITNESS