Haha--you should have seen me trying to figure out why my Word was saying that certain things aren't words...because they were YIDDISH and I didn't even KNOW. Then I realized that I'd never seen it spelt out, and I finally realized that they couldn't be English. Things like "tchotchkes," "kvetch," "bobkes," "khutspe," "nosh," "shlep" and "shtik." XD It's amazing what you pick up as a child that you don't realize until later you're the only person who understands these words. And that you know what challah is, and how to say it right. XD
But, yes. Muesli, especially made-yourself muesli, is really good. There are as many different types of packaged muesli as there are different types of bread in the bread aisle. I would suggest looking for one that sounds yummy and giving it a shot. If you try like, two or three, with little success, consider making your own. You can buy the ingredients in the bulk item aisle, which is cheaper than the packaged versions.
We found almond milk sold by the same volume as milk in the aisle with the milk (rather than the dry goods aisle where you can find the small boxes). It's next to soy, and sometimes coconut, milk. This gets us through a good while, even using it for the base of many of our smoothies.
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But, yes. Muesli, especially made-yourself muesli, is really good. There are as many different types of packaged muesli as there are different types of bread in the bread aisle. I would suggest looking for one that sounds yummy and giving it a shot. If you try like, two or three, with little success, consider making your own. You can buy the ingredients in the bulk item aisle, which is cheaper than the packaged versions.
We found almond milk sold by the same volume as milk in the aisle with the milk (rather than the dry goods aisle where you can find the small boxes). It's next to soy, and sometimes coconut, milk. This gets us through a good while, even using it for the base of many of our smoothies.