Name: Overnight Muesli with Cranberries and Chestnuts
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 480 min
Total time: 485 min
Ingredients: 1/2 C Bakery on Main Organic Happy Muesli; 1 C vanilla greek yogurt or dairy-free alternative; 2 T milk or dairy-free alternative; 1/4 C whole fresh cranberries; 1/4 C roasted chestnuts (chopped); 2 T brown sugar

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I’m so excited to bring you this overnight muesli with cranberries and chestnuts recipe as a nourishing breakfast.

These overnight muesli with cranberries and chestnuts cups are going to be a breakfast the whole family will enjoy.

This recipe for overnight muesli with cranberries and chestnuts came about because I’m a huge holiday flavor fan even after the holidays. The cranberries and chestnuts make you think of sitting by the fire in December. However, they will nourish your body unlike all the holiday baked goods that don’t.

These overnight muesli with cranberries and chestnuts cups seriously could not be easier. Just mix all the ingredients together, pop them in cups and put them in the fridge overnight. Then simply stir and enjoy the next morning.

Get little chefs in the kitchen and let them help you make them for more excitement the next morning. Kids always love eating the things they’ve made themselves.

I didn’t know much about the nourishing benefits of muesli before living in Ukraine. There, they eat it all the time and it’s filled with nuts, seeds and dried fruit. I love this organic and gluten-free variation from our friends at Bakery on Main. Their Organic Happy Muesli is delicious but also safe for those who live gluten-free.

They are fantastic base for adding other flavors you love or one wonderful on their own. We’ve used them in lots of other recipes including our muesli muscle bites and smoky chipotle peach meatballs which are perfect for an appetizer at the big game.

This Bakery on Main Organic Happy Muesli would also be great in these Instant Pot Creamy Pumpkin Maple Oats recipe from Erin over at meaningfuleats.com. What flavors or ingredients would you add to your muesli?