just had a pot of this as 2nd breakfast from the work canteen - apple and peach flavour. It's really, really nice
- and obviously low GI and all that
bit pricey at £2 a pot - but I'm going to have a crack at replicating it myself at home. I reckon you could make up a batch which will be good for 2 or 3 days. Nice summer alternative to winter porridge
It's good stuff, isn't it 
I'm going to have a crack at replicating it myself at home
my wife tried this without success. The big pots are better value per serving but less conveneient and it's quite easy to eat more than you were planning on having...
I am resurrecting this thread because I've made a pretty good job of recreating the recipe for this stuff to make a large batch at home - about 5 servings worth.
Here's the recipe if anyone wants a nice oaty, yogurty,fruity alternative to hot porridge for breakfast
500g pot of natural/ low fat type yogurt - the "value" stuff works fine
300g of oats
350g of apple juice (is that 350ml? dunno)
2 tablespoons of agave nectar - they sell it in sainsburys, honey, syrup or sugar would work too
fruit - you can have what you want here, tinned peaches drained and chopped up, chopped apple and blueberries have all worked for me so far
juice of half a lemon
mix it all up in a big bowel and keep in the fridge - its best to let the oats soften up over night before you eat it
mix it all up in a big bowel..
before or after eating it?
Dave
its basically a Bircher muesili recipe:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/food_and_drink/recipes/article1973471.ece
agreed stoner. bircher muesli it is and bircher is awesome. i like to call it summer porridge!
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