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Muesli | Dunster Watermill
A nutty muesli mixed within the historic Dunster watermill.
 
Dunster Watermill has amazingly been in operation since the doomsday book! Not many flour producers can boast such a long and illustrious history as Dunster watermill. The mill and waterwheel are situated by the foot, but within the grounds of Dunster Castle. In the 19th century all wooden parts, bar the waterwheel itself, were replaced with cast iron parts to modernise, however when the 20th century arrived the mill faced an uncertain future and sadly closed in 1962. However in 1980 the mill was restored and upgraded and is now grinding flour once again.
 
Contains: Jumbo Oats, Sultans, Raisins, Hazelnuts, Brazil Nuts, Cashew Nuts, Wheatflakes. 
 
1kg.

Muesli | Dunster Watermill

£5.25Price

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