Kellogg's New Crunchy Muesli Range Offers Nutritious, Quick, and Tasty Breakfast Options Perfect for Those Busy, Hectic Mornings

Kellogg’s new Crunchy Muesli Range is packed with whole grains, source of fiber, and takes less than five minutes to prepare – giving you and your family a convenient, nutritious, and tasty start to each morning

Dubai, UAE, October 20, 2015: In recent years, there has been greater awareness of the crucial role that food plays in the overall health and well-being of children and adults alike. That is precisely why, despite their hectic, fast-paced lifestyles, families have started to weave smart, healthy eating into their busy schedules.

Today, more and more parents across the region recognize the short- and long-term benefits of eating well-balanced and nutritious meals that can help strengthen their loved ones’ immune system, fortify their bodies, and contribute to a healthier, happier life.

As part of their journey to wellness, parents around the world have, over the years, increasingly gravitated towards muesli – a nutrient-rich breakfast dish comprising raw rolled oats combined with grains, nuts, and fresh or dried fruits. Muesli’s popularity has much to do with the fact that it is a nutritious, easy-to-prepare, and delicious breakfast option well-suited to on-the-go families.

It is in line with this that leading cereal brand Kellogg’s has launched a Crunchy Muesli Range across the Middle East. The range is available in three flavors: Chocolate (which contains a mix of oats, delicious chocolate pieces, and crunchy hazelnuts), Classic (which is a combination of wholegrain oats in golden clusters), and Fruit (which features a concoction of raisins, cranberries, apples, bananas, and toasted coconut flakes).

Packed with whole grains and fiber, the new Crunchy Muesli Range is nutritious, takes less than five minutes to prepare, you can add milk or yogurt and fruits for a quick and balanced breakfast, and doesn’t compromise on taste.

In short, it caters to those with frantic morning routines and helps ensure that not a single family member skips breakfast, which has long been considered the most important meal of the day.