Nature's Path Organic Pumpkin Seed + Flax Granola, 11.5 oz (Pack of 1), Non-GMO

Natures own pumpkin seed cereal is everyone’s favorite. They add milk and banana or other fruit for a healthy bowl of cereal, mix it with yogurt (my granddaughter’s like to make a yogurt parfait). It is delicious and healthy.

I love this cereal, yes, I have 2 boxes at all times. I use it as a topping on yogurt, skyr, ice cream, or even plain like a granola. I put about 1 cup of this in a bag with a handful of mixed nuts and it's the perfect snack.When I have it as cereal, it's not TOO crunchy it's just right. Some of the other cereals scraped the roof of my mouth or even cut it! I've enjoyed this with regular milk, almond milk and toasted coconut/almond milk and it stays perfectly crunchy and delicious.

First I have to say, I am not a health-type person and usually will not pay extra for food which is "organic." Therefore, I have no idea what the "organic crowd," would say about this cereal from a strict organic point of view. I love coconut, and I was instructed by my doctor to try to increase my consumption of fiber and grains. The coconut is actually in large strips which was a plus for me, but I am not sure if it would be a negative for some people. The taste is good, and it does not get quickly soggy which is a plus for me, because I like crunchy cereal. If you do not like overly crunchy cereal letting it soak for a period of time is what you will have to do, and even with that, it will still be crunchy in several ingredients. For this type of product and the organic label, I felt it was not overpriced, and I think it is a good value for my money.

The best breakfast cereal on this planet.

I like this cereal but there isn’t much in the box. It only lasts about 1-2 weeks for one person.

I buy this product all the time. Great tasting.

An excellent cereal for healthy eating and good taste without the added sugar and preservatives often found in grocery store granola. I have a lot of inflammatory pain and this kind of cereal is highly recommended for fighting inflammation. It tastes great.

Organic and non-GMO certified this granola has a delicious flavor enhanced with a touch of molasses and cinnamon. There are no weird additives or additional flavors. The cereal does contain soy and is for produced in a facility that uses wheat, tree nuts and peanuts.Each 3/4 cup serving has 240 calories, which may seem high but granola is always calorie dense. Often a smaller serving, like 1/3 to 1/2 cup, is satisfying when fresh or dried fruit is added. Sugar is a bit high at 10 grams but sodium is quite low at 45mg. There are 6 grams of protein, 5 grams fiber and 37 grams carbohydrate. Fat content is 10 grams broken down as follows: 1.5 gram saturated, 5 grams polyunsaturated and 3 grams monounsaturated.Sometimes included nuts are largely absent, but not the case here. The pumpkin seeds are visible although not overly plentiful although some people like more nuts, some less. I can always add more. This is a good basic organic granola and is an excellent choice for adding a little texture to pancakes, yogurt, pudding or even topping a frozen desert like ice cream. Reasonably shelf-stable, the box I ordered from prime pantry has a “best before” date six months in the future.