Dorset Cereals Muesli, Berries and Cherries, 11.46-Ounce (Pack of 5)

We love Dorset cereals and the Berries and Cherries variety is no exception. This Muesli is not overly sweet, pleasantly tart due to the berries, and very filling. My husband prefers it with milk, I tend to enjoy it with my Greek yogurt it's great both ways and definitely a healthier alternative to these sugar ladden cereals found normally in grocery stores.

My only gripe is that Amazon does not carry all the varieties we have the Dorset Cereals Simply Fruit And Seeds, 12-ounces (Pack of 5) on subscription and just wish the others were available for that as well. Are you listening, Amazon?

I am not a cereal eater, but after trying Dorset Berries and Cherries, I think that I will become one. This cereal is so good, my only fear is eating the whole box in one sitting. The taste is amazing, not too sweet, but delicious enough to think it is a treat. I also like the sustainability of the packaging.

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The cereal has lots of dried fruit and is very tasty. I sometimes add more oats. My favorite is the Berry Dorset cereal which cost is now prohibitive.

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This product is amazing. I use this to make muesli similar to what I used to eat at brunch at Movenpick Restaurants in Toronto in the late 1980's and 1990's. This is wonderful mixed with shredded apple, any fruit you want to chop and add, and yogurt with a bit of maple syrup or honey. Dorset cereals other mueslis are very good also.

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Dorset makes a decent muesli. The problem with this one is the misleading name "Berries and Cherries." In actuality, almost all of the fruit in it is nothing but raisins... and that's why it tastes like nothing but raisins.

Take a look at the ingredients... the first 3 are: "raisins (16%)", "sultanas (16%)" (a type of raisin!), "flame raisins (14%)" (a different type of raisin!). If you add that all up, nearly half of the cereal is raisins. Plus they add currant flavoring to the flakes (yet another type of raisin).

What about the "berries and cherries"? Only 1.5% is a mix of sugar and cranberries, 0.5% cherries, 0.3% raspberries. That's it. No wonder why you can't taste any of those berries in it at all! Why did they do this? Because raisins are cheap and those other berries/cherries are expensive. (Seitenbacher makes great fruit muesli is that's what you're looking for.)

So only buy this if you really love raisins. If that's what you're looking for, you'll love it. But they really need to change the name.