When you make muesli (pronounced “muze ly”) you can add just about any dry cereal, nuts, seeds and fruit you desire. The one thing you have to keep in mind when making gluten free muesli is to use brands that are safe if you are intolerant to gluten. Be sure to use certified gluten free oats as regular oats may contain as much as 10% gluten. If you are oat intolerant, substitute with additional cornflakes and nuts. I have named the brands that I use along with additional substitutions. Enjoy!
A delicious gluten free muesli recipe listing safe brands for you to use if you are intolerant to gluten. Learn and enjoy!
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*Produced in a facility that uses peanuts, tree nuts and soy.
**Avoid bins of dried fruit and grains. Some manufactures add wheat flour to dried fruit to prevent sticking; and gluten ingredients may fall into bins. Dried fruit such as Ocean Spray Craisins, Sun-Maid Sun-Maid Natural Raisins, and Zante Currants are gluten free. Nuts.com sells dried fruit; and they will inform you on each page if the item is gluten-free.
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