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How To Make Pronutro

How To Make Pronutro

Pronutro is a popular, nutritious South African breakfast cereal made from wheat and soy. Known for its rich vitamins, minerals, and protein content, Pronutro can be enjoyed as a warm or cold cereal. With just a few steps, you can prepare a delicious bowl of Pronutro at home for a satisfying, energy-packed meal. Here’s how to make pronutro!

Ingredients

  1. Choose Your Liquid

Start by deciding whether you prefer a creamy or lighter version of Pronutro.

If you prefer a creamy texture, use milk or a milk alternative.

If you prefer it lighter, use water. You can also mix milk and water for a balanced consistency.

  1. Measure the Pronutro and Liquid

Adjust the Pronutro and liquid ratio based on how thick or runny you prefer your cereal.

A general guideline is to use 1/2 cup of Pronutro with 1 cup of liquid. Adjust the liquid amount for a thicker or thinner consistency.

  1. Heat the Liquid

Pronutro can be prepared either hot or cold. If you prefer it warm:

Pour the liquid into a pot and heat it on medium-low until it’s warm but not boiling. Alternatively, heat it in the microwave for about 1-2 minutes.

If you’re using milk, stir occasionally to prevent scorching.

  1. Mix in the Pronutro

Add the Pronutro to the warm or hot liquid.

Pour the Pronutro into the heated liquid gradually, stirring constantly to avoid lumps.

Stir until it’s well combined and reaches your preferred consistency. Pronutro thickens quickly, so add more liquid if needed.

  1. Sweeten to Taste (Optional)

Pronutro is slightly sweet on its own, but you can add extra sweetness if desired.

Stir in sugar, honey, or your preferred sweetener to taste.

  1. Serve and Add Toppings

Pronutro is delicious plain, but toppings can add extra flavor and texture.

Add sliced banana, berries, chopped nuts, or seeds for added nutrition.

Pronutro is best enjoyed fresh while it’s still warm and creamy.

Final Tips

To enjoy Pronutro cold, skip the heating step and simply mix it with cold milk or water.

Add more liquid if you prefer a thinner consistency, or less for a thicker bowl of cereal.

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