Alpen Muesli Cereal, No Sugar Added, 14 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Have enjoyed Alpen over decades but particularly appreciate the sugar free version. It is an excellent source of fiber while being very tasty and nutritious with an delightful mix of grains and berries. While area grocery shelves are crowded with sugar loaded bland cereals that offer nothing for a healthy diet and are loaded with artificial ingredients, Alpen cereals are a worthy find. The supplier handling my purchase did a great job. So I will be keeping this product in stock.

I've been eating these muesli for years and today could barely finish the bowl. It is obvious that the formula has changed and comparing the new packing to old one it's obvious. After years of enjoying this great muesli I'm done with it because it doesn't taste good anymore.

Alpen is our everyday breakfast during the week. I mix it with fresh berries and fruit of the season, little milk on top of it and voila - healthy, tasty, and fast to prepare! We never grow tired of it. You don't feel hungry after 1 hour like you do when you eat one of those airy and sugar loaded cereals even if claimed to be whole wheat. Best and healthiest cereal choice on the market in my opinion. Pricey, but well worth it. Note after I've read some of the other reviews: I never tried UK Alpen and no, it might not taste like European muesli. It would taste too bland for me if I didn't add fresh fruit - strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, bananas, peaches, you name it. But it's perfect with fruit and I still think it's the best choice on the US market. It's sold nowhere in the store where I live, so I've had to try a variety of other so called healthy and whole wheat cereals when I happened to run out of it.

Tastes great and is good for you. I eat it for breakfast every day

Great cereal for those that have high blood pressure

I was surprised that it tasted really good! It's a no sugar added cereal that seems to be minimally processed. It's very nutritious too!

If you have bought Alpen Muesli in the past, you should be aware that Amazon sells a new formulation, and it has nearly 4x the amount of sodium. When I spoke with Post Holdings customer service (Post owns Alpen), I learned they are now manufacturing the cereal in a new processing plant. I want to share photos of the original formula (still sold at Whole Foods, btw) and the new formula. In both photos, the original is on left (20mg sodium per serving) and the new one is on the right (75mg sodium per serving). New formula also contains wheat flour and malted barley, and of course, extra salt. My child loves this muesli for years but spit out this new one, it was SO salty. Post, bring back the old formula, please!

Very good. I am not a cereal person, but this tastes like the one I loved as a teenager. Good price here

To my disadvantage I chose to ignore other reviews having been a consumer of this product since then 1980s. Let me be clear, I tried the latest recipe and then threw away all of the five remaining boxes. Whatever has been changed is definitely not for the better. What was one of the best breakfast cereals ever produced is only suitable for the recycling bin. A waste of money and a tremendous loss and disappointment

Not as fine as previous alpine. Slightly different.

Small 210g pack single pack sent. NOT 6 pack.