Please tell me your favourite granola

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I have had to cut down my granola habit to once a week so what I lack want to make up for with quality. What is your fav?

Best so far is the Ottoleghi one DS got me for Xmas which I have reordered despite being ruinously expensive 😬

What are the best ones you have tried?

Natures Path: nice and nobbly granola

I hear you BUT most off the shelf granola boxes last me all of five mins 😆 whereas when I make it myself I make a really massive kilner jar full

OP this stuff is good (as are their granola bars) https://toatilly.co.uk/collections/granola

I make my own using this recipe

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/maple_pecan_and_40192

My husband loves this one!!
I’ve made my own in the past and it’s been really good - put whatever you want in!!

I make my own using a Jamie Oliver recipe but I half the amount of honey he uses.

I tried the Aldi nut one quite a while ago and I did think that was very nice. I rarely eat cereal so haven't bought any more of it but if I did, this would probably be it.

Homemade!

Homemade. I have a five litre jar that I fill once a month. I put all organic nuts seeds, coconut flakes, maple syrup, honey,peanut butter, vanilla, cinnamon, whatever comes to hand. I don’t like fruit or chocolate. I also have to measure it out to stop me going crazy with it.

Amazon - I've used Brix and Honeyberry for a long while now, they're both pretty good

I like the Jordans nut ones. But mostly I make our own. We use a lot of nuts and seeds in ours and I usually eat it with blueberries and yoghurt.

This is the best I’ve tried

Homemade - the difference is like that between instant & real coffee. That said it's been a while since I made it as I'm on my summer breakfast while raspberries etc are at their best (full-fat Greek yoghurt, raspberries, maybe strawberries & blueberries too, chopped whole skin-on almonds & a drizzle of honey to taste). B

But I THINK it's this recipe (I leave out dried fruit & add coconut flakes). The maple syrup makes it!

https://cookieandkate.com/healthy-granola-recipe/

This is absolutely amazing, I agree, addictive!

@momager22 I am 51 and short so need to reduce calorie intake. My maintanence is a pathetic 1300/day, so I have cut out granola, wine, cheese apart from Sat/Sun. I feel deprived if I don't get a proper big dinner so this is what works for me.
But I miss granola!

Aldi Brain Health Granola

I have been persuaded to make my own despite knowing I will eat 10Kcal of nuts and syrup whilst I am 'cooking' 😂😂

Fortnum and Mason used to do one, I got it my mum once to make her feel all posh and special but they seem to have stopped.

Bio & Me. Lots of different varieties. No added sugar. Scores very highly on the Zoe app.

Has anyone tried any of these: https://jemimasdeli.com/

I reckon it would be a £10 breakfast 😳

Well, that does tend to be a problem, admittedly ...!! It's snacking on it that's my downfall ... get someone in your household to hide it during the week!! It really is worth trying that recipe I posted though ... enjoy your weekend cheese, wine & granola!

@EleanorMc67 I realise that might be mistaken for 10cal when I mean 10K cal, 10 000, which I would tuck away 😂

I sometimes tell myself I am having a healthy evening snack of fruit and yogurt then realise it is essentially a deconstructed fruit crumble and double cream I am shovelling down in front of the tele 😂

Another vote here for homemade. Now I make my own I can't imagine ever going back to shop bought. I love knowing I can change it every time with the fruit/seeds/nuts I use. I also love having a glass jar full of it on my kitchen worktop to admire 😅

People loose more weight when eating full-fat not diet yoghurts, cheeses etc, according to studies - so enjoy your creamy Greek full-fat yoghurt!

I do eat full fat everything @EleanorMc67 , but less of it! 😂I don't want to lose any weight but was gaining 2lb a month and needed a change in routine.

M&S or Jordans. I find they are both equally as good. I always get the tropical fruit.