Muesli has long enjoyed a reputation as a healthy breakfast option. But does it really support weight loss, especially when traditional oats, its most common base, are left out of the bowl? If you're ...

As new analysis claims some varieties of the breakfast staple are no better than Nestle’s KitKat offering, we ask a nutritionist to weigh in Ella Nunn is a writer for The Telegraph. She covers all ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Muesli's name, translated from German, means 'little mush' - Getty To some, it tastes like wet papier-mâché. Its name, translated ...

Last week a report by Which? revealed that consumers often mistake muesli – packed with nuts, seeds and dried fruit – for the healthiest breakfast choice, when some brands are so high in sugar and ...