Definition of granola
:a mixture typically of rolled oats and various added ingredients (such as brown sugar, raisins, coconut, and nuts) that is eaten especially for breakfast or as a snack
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No bake gluten free granola bars on Abouteating.com Just the ticket for kids back in school.
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Various people had brought in case after case of water—essential in the heat—and others had brought granola bars, snacks, and even aluminum trays of rice and beans.
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Dig into snacks that contain brain-healthy good fats like Purely Elizabeth granola made with coconut oil, nuts and seeds.
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To her left, a little boy flopped back on his own blue mat, stared up into the cloudy sky and chomped on a granola bar as more than 2,200 people around the children held on to the Warrior 1 pose.
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Healthy toppings like granola, more fruit, and coconut flakes add flavor, texture, and substance.
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Others may be inadvertently consuming artificial sweeteners in products such as yogurt and granola bars.
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Crickets have been incorporated into protein bars, protein powders, baking flours, chips, granola, and for the brave hearted, whole cricket snacks!
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Among the culinary ingredients in past and current Dogfish Head beers: raisins, blood orange juice, peaches, apricots, coconut, lobster, chocolate, cocoa, granola, wasabi ... and parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme.
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