Quaker Cruesli granola

Quaker Cruesli is a popular breakfast cereal brand featuring crunchy granola clusters, often mixed with nuts, chocolate, or fruit. The brand is synonymous with the crispier style of muesli, known globally as granola.

Historically, the Quaker Oats Company was established in the United States in 1901 following the merger of four oat mills. While the 'Quaker' brand is American, the specific 'Cruesli' product line has deep roots in the European market, particularly the Netherlands, where it was developed. Today, the brand is owned by the global food and beverage giant PepsiCo, which acquired Quaker Oats in 2001. Production for the European market primarily takes place in specialized facilities in the Netherlands, though PepsiCo's vast supply chain means ingredients and final packaging may involve multiple locations worldwide.