For your yogurt or cereal or on the go! This version isn't too sweet.

#itsprocessoverproduct chocolate granola oats

A simple tasty granola. Great as a cereal or as a topping for yogurt, ice cream, fruit, etc.

For grain free, omit oats and increase nuts and seeds to make the 2 cups

We don't like the sweet versions of granola so I played and tweaked and made my own:-)

My husband loves granola in the morning but store bought granola was always too sweet. My recipe uses healthy coconut oil, shredded coconut and honey for just the right sweetness. If you prefer a sweeter granola feel free to add more honey : )

I went on a trip and fell in love with granola and yogurt parfaits. So, I began to buy non fat Greek yogurt along with store bought granola. I could not believe how much fat was in the granola, so I experimented with making my own. Although there might be a few more calories from the sugar, it is healthier because it is less fatty and made with all natural ingredients. However, if you are super health concise you can always replace both sugars with Stevia or Splenda. You can also put in chocolate chips, cranberries, or slivered almonds to give it your own personal flare! Enjoy!

My daughter loves granola bars, so we usually have them in the house, but I have yet to find a flavor that I really love. So I decided to try my own mix of ingredients. That's the great thing about homemade granola bars. As long as you stick to the base recipe for the binder (the butter, honey and brown sugar) and the same amounts of ingredients, you can add pretty much whatever ingredients sound good to you at the time. These bars are just the right mix of salty and sweet and keep you filled up between meals. Or they make a good breakfast, served with some fresh fruit.