sometimes you just need a whole bag
of granola clusters and forget all the non-clusters.
More specifically a huge bowl
of granola clusters topped off with some almond milk and a big spoon.
I loved the look
of the granola clusters.
-LSB-...] ended up making a batch
of my granola clusters for my one boss.
Not exact matches
I'm a perfectionist and always want to make a hundred tweaks to the packaging, like moving raisins a mm to the left and
clusters of granola a few mm's to the right!
It's so hard to figure out the calories
of granola, especially with
clusters like that.
Was thinking
of mixing some
of the
clusters of nuts into the maple
granola from your cookbook (which was also amazing — am loving every minute
of it!)
I've never been able to get my
granola clusters this big and LOVE your idea
of covering nuts with
granola to get super
clusters.
yes, i finish the giant
clusters of granola first.
They'd also be a great housewarming / hostess / holiday gift as they keep really well but the best part about them is that every single one
of them is like the very best part
of granola: the giant
clusters.
This NUT - FREE, gluten - free, grain - free
granola has Krunchy
clusters made from a delicious blend
of coconut, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and honey.
You want to use a primarily oat - based
granola recipe here, something without a lot
of «extras» like dried fruit, chocolate chunks, and
clusters.
These
granola clusters are vegan, super healthy, low in sugar (I only used a small amount
of brown rice syrup) and packed with nutrients from the nuts, seeds and cacao.
This vegan pumpkin spice steel cut
granola is extra crunchy, full
of clusters and the perfect balance
of spicy and sweet.
Lay
granola on baking sheet and firmly press
granola together so there is a
cluster in the middle
of the baking sheet.
Once
granola is done, let cool and break apart larger
clusters of granola.
The
granola will actually bake into a large «bar» and can be broken into
clusters of your desired size.
The good thing about these muffins is the batter lends itself well to all sorts
of mix - ins like lots and lots
of crisp
clusters of granola.
It's chocolate - y, perfectly crunchy, and chock - full
of all those
granola clumps and
clusters that I had to hoard when I used to buy
granola from the store.
Granola Clusters (makes about 7 cups) Adapted from An Oregon Cottage (yes I get alot
of my recipes from her lately.
Crunchy
clusters of granola packed with oats, cashew butter, cashews, pecans, and sweetened with bananas for a banana bread spin on your favorite snack!
Top it with the Pumpkin Spice
Granola Clusters and you have yourself one
of the most enjoyable breakfasts in the world!
The third and fourth pictures are photos I took
of KIND oats and honey
clusters packaged
granola.
As Prueitt points out in her cookbook, most
granola gets its
clusters thanks to plenty
of sugar and oil, which helps the oats and nuts stick together.
Why, oh why can I not get
clusters of crunch out
of this
granola??? I love the flavor but am really craving the hard crunch that is described.
It helps to make the
granola more crunchy and create loads
of clusters.
There are so many things that I love about this
granola: the crunchy
clusters (one wouldn't think that 1/2 a cup
of pure pumpkin could yield such a crunchy
granola, but, alas!
This is by far the crunchiest and most
cluster - y
granola I have ever made), the maple undertones, the pairing
of pecans and pumpkin, the chai tea flavoring... basically, there is not a single thing that I don't like (okay, maybe I'm not thrilled about how quickly it finds its way into my mouth).
The old - fashioned oats tend to result in larger
clusters of granola.
These crunchy
granola clusters smell like a mixture
of warm spices, vanilla, and fresh banana bread.
I love adding quinoa flakes to my
granola because they are a bit lighter than regular oats and I actually find that they help to form larger
clusters (or bites)
of granola.
I love the use
of pomegranate,
granola clusters, and chocolate chips.
This
granola parfait with your
granola clusters looks fantastic and are perfect for a post workout snack:) Love the pretty pop
of color from the pomegranate seeds too!
Oh, and in the event you have a thing for those little
clusters in your
granola, those which a lot
of granola recipes promise and only very few actually deliver?
As you can see, even without oil you can get crispy, delicious, big
clusters of granola!
What every other
granola wishes it could be — toasty and nutty, with pieces that break into crunchy
clusters instead
of crumbs.
Think
of the crunchy,
granola - ish sesame
clusters as seedy croutons for this juicy and bracing salad.
December is for holiday cookies, and, while
granola cluster cookies will forever hold a place in our hearts, we love the idea
of using natural dyes like turmeric and beets to create holiday cookies with a modern (but also timeless) sensibility.
Crisp
clusters of nuts, seeds, and delicious spices make this
granola something special.
If you prefer big
clusters of granola, press the mixture down firmly with the back
of a spatula or wooden spoon after you have completed the halfway stir during baking.
Besides eating a bowl
of overnight oats or a smoothie bowl with extra
granola clusters?
I love big bits
of delicious
granola clusters, so crunchy and so tasty.
The flavor
of this
granola really comes out when you have it with a bowl
of fresh, cold almond milk — the
clusters will soak and basically turn your bowl into creamy, chocolate milk.
With 12 grams
of whole grains, these soft - baked
clusters are an ideal food for those looking to improve their
granola routine.
I'm pretty picky when it comes to
granola — it needs to be flavorful, not filled with excessive sugar, and not be full
of hard - to - chew
clusters.
Crisp
clusters of nuts, seeds, and delicious spices make this
granola something special.
The obvious question is, Can a bowl
of Cheerios soy - led with «crunchy
granola clusters» possibly taste good?
Huge
clusters and tons
of dried blueberries star in this INSANELY addicting blueberry muffin almond
granola.
Crisp
clusters of nuts, seeds, and delicious spices make this
granola something special.
My favorite kind
of granola is the kind with big
clusters and lots
of textures and flavors.