Healthy apple and pear bircher muesli is a delicious easy to make ahead breakfast. Just soak the oats overnight in the fridge for a great start to your day!
It's essential to eat after all the hours of emptiness overnight.
That's why eating breakfast is so crucial for your health.
A great option is this healthy apple and pear bircher muesli.
It will kick-start your metabolism for the day ahead.
The best thing about this bircher muesli breakfast is that it's already made for you.
It takes just 5 minutes to prepare the evening before.
Then, just add your pear and apple in the morning.
I think we can all agree that less hassle and stress, especially in the morning, is something we can all do with in our lives.
It's not just essential to kick start our metabilism in the morning with a breakfast.
Research has found people who eat breakfast on a regular basis end up losing more weight compared to those who don't.
Choosing to eat the right things for breakfast is also essential. An ideal breakfast should consist of a mix of protein, complex carbohydrates and fruit.
When you choose to have a healthy breakfast you've already made a better choice. You'll be less tempted to choose a high calorie fattening fast food option.
This healthy apple and pear bircher muesli is such a great start to the day.
It goes a long way to providing those essential nutritional needs mentioned above.
There's protein, fibre and complex carbohydrates from the oats. Vitamins and minerals from the fruit, seeds, milk and Greek yogurt.
The bircher muesli calories for this recipe are 523.
This is a quarter of an average womens daily recommended calorie requirement. Whilst it's a fifth of an average man's.
What Is Bircher Muesli?
- Bircher Muesli originally comes from Switzerland
- Bircher Muesli was first developed around 1900 by Swiss physician Maximilian Bircher-Brenner. He developed it for patients in his hospital.
- It's a breakfast or brunch recipe based on oats, grains, fresh or dried fruits as well as seeds and nuts.
- The original Bircher muesli was soaked overnight with water and lemon juice then eaten with yoghurt.
- Bircher Muesli is healthy as long as it has the right balance of complex carbohydrates, protein, dairy and fruits.
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Healthy Apple and Pear Bircher Muesli Recipe
This healthy bircher muesli recipe lasts at least 2 days in the fridge. This would also make a great weekend family breakfast.
For my other half and I our favourite time to have this is after a morning gym workout!
I’d love to hear what you think of my recipe in the comments below and please do rate my recipe 5* if you like it! 🙂
Healthy Apple and Pear Bircher Muesli Recipe
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Ingredients
- 100 g rolled porridge oats
- 2 tablespoon chia seeds
- 15 g sunflower seeds
- 15 g pumpkin seeds
- 500 ml skimmed milk
- 250 ml low fat Greek yoghurt
- 2 green apples I use Golden Delicious, grated
- 1 pear cut into small 1cm cubes
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 tablespoon honey
Instructions
- In a large bowl, mix the oats, chia seeds, cinnamon, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, milk and Greek yoghurt and put in the fridge overnight.
- In the morning, add the grated apples, chopped pear, cinnamon and honey. Stir well and serve.
David @ Spiced
I must admit that I've never had bircher muesli. I've certainly heard of it, but I've never actually made it...and now I'm thinking I need to fix that problem. I look forward to breakfast every morning! Usually it's just cereal or yogurt + granola, but I'm always down to mix it up a bit. I love the addition of seeds to this as well as apples and pears. I bet this would work with a bit of real maple syrup, too! Great recipe, my friend! Oh, and I love the new look of the site. You didn't break anything!
Neil
I think this would work really well with maple syrup David as that would help to sweeten this up a bit, just as the honey does. Glad you like the new look of the site. There's still some ongoing changes to be make, you know how it is, but I've got so many new recipes to do as well. So it's all about the balance between tweeking the site and spending time doing to recipes, which is what people are mostly interested in (I think 😉 ).
Ben|Havocinthekitchen
Oh I love good oatmeal/muesli, and the addition of different seeds sounds good to me. And although I normally reserve apples and pears for fall and winter, I wouldn't mind this combo now. Very nice!
Neil
Thanks Ben. I thought you would like this! I'm not a big one for pears, I actually prefer apples. But, they go really well together in this bircher muesli so I thought I would leave them both in.
GiGi Eats
This reminds me of when I used to eat hot oatmeal on a cold morning before school when I was a kiddo. And now I am nostalgic for all the things I loved when I was a kid! WAHHHH! I don't want to adult anymore! LOL!
Neil
Oh yes, I remember eating hot eatmeal too GiGi. We had "Ready Brek". Which was basically porridge in a fancy cereal box at double the price. LOL. I'm not sure if you had that in the States.
Neha
After binge eating muffins as breakfast for 5 straight days, waking to a bowl of this muesli in my hands would be a dream come true. Lol! My weekend is screaming for some health food. Thanks for the reminder.
Neil
Lol. I think it's all about the balance Neha. I would like one of your muffins right now and you can have some of this apple and pear bircher muesli. Deal? 😀
Shashi at SavorySpin
Breakfast is, hands down, my most favorite meal of the day! And I love trying out new and different breakfast eats Speaking of which, Bircher Muesli is new to me - I've seen it on the interwebs but never have I tried it - and I most definitely didn't realize you could make an overnight, cool, version of it. Your version of Bircher Muesli is jam packed with healthy stuff - the perfect way to start off the day! Thanks so much for this recipe, Neil!
Neil
You just can't start the day properly without a good breakfast can you Shashi? So glad you like this! 🙂
I just love trying out lots of different breakfast recipes too!