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I've been meaning to put up some food stuff on here for a while now. For those reading that don't know us personally, Papa Bear is a chef by trade. But he's much more than that. He loves food so much and the problem solving involved to turn something great into something brilliant.

But breakfast is my pride and joy.

I've been making bircher muesli in the mornings for about 6 years now. Even if I'm really tired I'll go to the effort to soak my oat mix overnight, or get up early to do it. I'm sure previous housemates have scoffed in disgust at this display, but PB is my biggest fan. He's not a morning person and usually half asleep during breakfast, but without fail gobbles it down with praise as if he's tasting it for the first time. Thanks PB x

This week I've been a bit lazy and haven't made my own mix, so I'm using one by Carman's. It's easy to make, just soak 1 cup of oat mix in 1/2 cup of apple juice in the fridge overnight, grate in a little extra fresh apple in the morning and serve with yoghurt, fruit (I'm using peaches and passionfruit this week) and honey. Yum.

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  1. Sounds very yummy and super easy to prepare! Thanks for sharing, I'm definitely going to try it.

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  2. Yum! This sounds so good, I'm a terrible breakfast person, I always running out the door, but I'm really going to give this a try! I'm all breakfast inspired, thanks so much!
    Sophie x

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  4. yes! i love that. we call it summer porridge in our house. (guess why) i love it with thick greek yoghurt and seasonal summer fruit either raw or lightly cooked, honey and seeds. yum.

    right now i am eating porridge (regular style) every morning, but because i'm pregnant again (sssh, don't tell anyone!), i often have a bowl of homemade granola, yoghurt and honey as well. and toast.

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  5. mmmm! this sounds so good! i love making new things with oatmeal for breakfast...one of my favorites is plain yogurt, uncooked oatmeal, mixed with some honey! so good! but ill have to try this :)

    -Alexandra

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  6. Nath! That's great news. Congratulations!! xx

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  7. Sounds DELICIOUS! I love the passion fruit addition!

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  8. Thanks for the inspiration, I have been meaning to make bircher for yonks and never do it. This week, I am doing it!

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  9. when we have friends stay I always make Bircher too. Much the same way apple and blackcurrant juice is yummy in it too! thanks for the post it inspired me to make it for DB and I, not just when we have house guests but anytime x

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  10. Sounds delish! I'm definitely going to give this a try.

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