Organic Original, Ancient Grain Granola, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO (3 Ct, 12oz Bags)

Excelente producto, llego antes de tiempo y en perfecto estado.

EXCELENTE SABOR MUY RICA

Great taste and great attention to breakfast. Yogurt. Not as sweet as expected.

Delicious on its own or with milk. We repeatedly buy this since we have not found another granola that tastes as good with the same great ingredients.

I always wonder why some stores offer Elizabeth products at such variable prices—Kroger subsidiaries price it at over $9 while Target or Walmart have it about $5.50, but for three packages, this is a pretty good deal. I try to compare nutrition labels on granolas because there is quite a wide range in terms of fat, sugar, and protein content. The Elizabeth brand (IMO) seems to be one of the healthier brands for me. Not too sugary, all real ingredients, not too many calories for about 30 g, good fiber, and for anyone out there who is sensitive to sugar alcohols, allulose, or chicory root fiber (like in Kind granola), than this is definitely worth buying to save your GI system issues later on. If you eat this product long enough, you can tell when a batch was slightly over-baked, or even less seasoned (or spiced?). Usually though, it comes out pretty good. The blueberry version is the same granola as the original (except with added blueberries, obviously), the maple almond doesn’t have the maple flavor you would hope for, pumpkin spice is a “skip” (no sweetness), the chocolate or vanilla chocolate chip flavors are good (if you don’t mind some dark chocolate), and I think they used to make a peanut butter honey, which was the best. If you have any version with added fruit, just know that they are going to be really hard pieces of dried fruit, so I avoid them. If you are sensitive to digesting sunflower seeds or chia seeds, Elizabeth granola is packed with those though. If you’re watching your sugar, they all are around 6 g sugar, so fairly healthy for granola.