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    Home » Recipes

    Berry and Muesli Yogurt Bowl

    September 10, 2020 by Rosemary 3 Comments

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    Berry Muesli Yogurt Bowl. A mixed berry and muesli yogurt bowl is a SUPER easy and healthy breakfast idea! I love making these when I have a busy morning.

    This mixed berry and muesli yogurt bowl is filled with fiber, antioxidants, and good protein.

    What makes this berry and muesli yogurt bowl healthy

    1. Greek yogurt
    2. Muesli
    3. Mixed berries

    Greek yogurt is amazing for your gut health! It contains live bacteria that support the healthy gut bugs that help to digest and absorb nutrients into your body. Greek yogurt is also a great source of calcium and vitamin D. It adds about 12 grams of protein to your berry and muesli yogurt bowl!

    Muesli is made with whole grain wheat, dates, sunflower seeds, and other high fiber ingredients. Fiber is so important for your gut health and lowering cholesterol!

    I am a HUGE fruit fan! It is a misconception that "fruit is high in sugar." The sugars in fruit are bound up in fibers, making them healthy to eat. Plus, fruit is packed with nutrients including disease fighting antioxidants!

    What is the difference between muesli and granola?

    Both muesli and granola are typically made with oats, nuts, fruits and seeds. However, granola is then mixed with an oil and a sweetener then baked. Muesli remains unbaked and unsweetened without adding any oils.

    If you want to make a berry granola yogurt bowl instead, simply replace the muesli in this recipe with your favorite granola!

    Health benefits of yogurt

    1. Rich in nutrients: calcium, B vitamins, phosphorus, magnesium, and and potassium.
    2. High in protein
    3. Contain live bacteria to support digestion

    I am a huge yogurt fan! Whether you are eating it on its own for a quick snack, or adding toppings and making it a meal, it is a great part of a healthy diet! Yogurt is a fermented milk product, so it contains healthy bacteria.

    While vitamin D does not occur in yogurt naturally, it is added to most yogurt, making yogurt a good source for vitamin D.

    Berry and Muesli Yogurt Bowl Ingredients

    The name says it all! This berry muesli recipe is made with just 3 ingredients.

    • Berries (any kind, I used mixed frozen berries)
    • Yogurt (any kind, I used plain mixed with a little honey)
    • Muesli

    How to prepare a berry and muesli yogurt bowl quickly

    First, choose the yogurt you like. Add the yogurt to a bowl.

    NOTE: if you are vegan or vegetarian, you can substitute a coconut or plant based yogurt. Make sure you add some seeds or nuts to the top to make up for the protein difference.

    Next, add the mixed berries. If you are using frozen berries, you can either thaw them the night before or you can thaw them quickly in the microwave.

    Finally top your yogurt bowl with muesli!

    Make berry and muesli yogurt bowls as meal prep

    Mixed berry and muesli yogurt bowls are an excellent idea for breakfast meal prep!

    Simply add your yogurt, mixed berries, and muesli into glass containers and store them in the fridge.

    NOTE: if you don't want your muesli to get soggy, keep it in a small separate container.

    Other healthy breakfast recipes:

    1. Chia pudding
    2. Peaches & Cream Overnight oats
    3. Strawberries & Cream Overnight oats

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    FAQ's

    Is yogurt with berries and granola healthy?

    Yes! Yogurt with berries and granola can be healthy! But, there are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to sugar content. We should only be eating 25 grams or less of sugar per day. Look for plain or low sugar yogurt. I like to use plain greek yogurt and then add a little honey in to the taste I like. Also, try to buy either unsweetened or low sugar granola. Some granola is made with a TON of sugar.

    How do you make a good muesli bowl?

    If you don't want your muesli with yogurt, another muesli breakfast idea is to eat it with milk. Add 1 cup muesli to a bowl and add ½-1 cup of milk. You can use any kind of milk that you like. Allow your muesli to soak 30 minutes or overnight. The longer you let muesli soak, the softer they will be. Serve your muesli with fruit, more nuts and seeds, or nut butter.

    How do you serve yogurt with muesli?

    There are so many ways to eat muesli! You can serve muesli raw with yogurt and berries. Or, you can soak muesli with milk (See above). Another way to serve muesli is cooked over the stove like you would do with oatmeal!

    Does muesli reduce weight?

    Yes! Muesli can reduce weight. Muesli is made with high fiber ingredients like oats and nuts. When you eat more fiber, you stay full longer. Fiber also helps to reduce cholesterol levels! Just make sure you buy muesli without added sugar!

    Which is better muesli or oats?

    Muesli is better than oats because it has more variety! Muesli is not just oats, but it is oats with nuts and seeds added in. Make sure you purchase muesli that has no added sugars for the greatest health benefits!

    Can I eat muesli everyday?

    Yes! You can eat muesli every day for a healthy breakfast. Muesli is super high in fiber, which is excellent for your health in so many ways, namely gut health.

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    berry and muesli yogurt bowl

    Berry and Muesli Yogurt Bowl

    Triple berry and muesli yogurt bowl is a simple and easy breakfast idea! Made with just 3 healthy ingredients: frozen mixed berries, greek yogurt, and muesli. High in protein, fiber, and antioxidants!
    5 from 3 votes
    Print Recipe
    Prep Time 2 mins
    Total Time 2 mins
    Course Breakfast
    Cuisine American
    Servings 1 person
    Calories 345 kcal

    Equipment

    • serving bowl

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 cup any flavor greek yogurt
    • ¼ cup muesli
    • 1 cup mixed berries I used frozen and thawed them

    Instructions
     

    • Add your greek yogurt to a bowl. You can use any kind of greek yogurt you like! Just make sure it doesn't contain too much added sugar.
    • Next, add the mixed berries on top of the greek yogurt. If you are using frozen berries, thaw them in the microwave. Or, you can put them out the night before to thaw naturally in the fridge.
    • Add your muesli on top and enjoy!
    • This is also a great breakfast to prepare ahead of time for meal prep.
      Simply put all ingredients in containers in the fridge and you have breakfast ready to go!
      NOTE: If you prefer to keep your muesli on the crispier side, store it in a small container separately from the berries and the yogurt.

    Nutrition

    Calories: 345kcalCarbohydrates: 55gProtein: 17gFat: 5gFiber: 8gVitamin C: 18mgCalcium: 84mg
    Keyword healthybreakfastideas, healthybreakfastrecipe, yogurt, yogurtbowl
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    Comments

    1. Christie

      September 15, 2020 at 8:38 pm

      5 stars
      Sounds delicious! I will have to make this one day for my husband because he loves muesli so much!

    2. Heidi | The Frugal Girls

      September 28, 2020 at 8:42 pm

      5 stars
      This is such an extravagant 3 ingredient breakfast... loaded with flavor and totally decadent!

    3. [email protected]

      November 18, 2020 at 3:30 pm

      hehe and totally healthy too! I always forget how delicious and easy yogurt bowls are

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