Cinnamon Oats Granola, 270g Pack | Healthy and Nutritious Breakfast Cereals with Whole Nuts | No Refined Sugar | Clean Label

Its tasty and healthy for breakfast, best for daily protein, healthy Ingredients, quality wise good but it's very costly.

"Absolutely love this granola! The warm cinnamon and vanilla blend with crunchy nuts and oats to create a wholesome, flavorful breakfast—or a delightful snack. Rich in protein and fibre, it feels nourishing without guilt. A healthy indulgence that never disappoints!

Taste is best

A wholesome and flavorful granola made with oats, nuts, and a hint of cinnamon, free from refined sugar. A perfect clean-label breakfast choice for a healthy lifestyle!

Background: I have bought several of their products from Amazon and I've also been to Gurgaon's Premier Gourmet Supermarket: LeMarche where they have Nourish Organics on shelves. I love breakfast cereals and I consume them on my 5 day work days. What I really like about the Product: All Natural Ingredients: The granolas taste and feel like they're all natural (free of chemicals like Sugrose, malt extract and all the other harmful ingredients). I've compared the taste to that of Kelogg's Cunchy Granolas and you instantly notice the difference. Kellog's taste a lot sweeter, has artificial flavors. Taste: I do like the taste, it tastes fresh and you instantly know you're consuming the "good stuff" What I don't like about this: The Price to Quantity Ratio: At 350 Rupees for 300 Grams you're paying a lot of money for something of small quantity. Agreed they're all natural (maybe organic too) but it's still exorbitantly priced. I usually have close to 200 - 220 grams of Nourish Organics Granola for breakfast 5 days a week, i usually end up paying close to 1800 rupees for those 5 days. That's a lot of money for breakfast. It's not economically viable for me. They don't have a 1KG option that'll help me save some money. Ideally 1KG of their Product priced at say 850 Rupees is a sweet deal, but unfortunately they don't. Packaging: I understand the need for sustainable eco friendly packaging and that makes the brand support the environmental, but the idea that they've gone with a Cardboard packaging means they're utilizing paper which essentially means cutting down trees. Plus printing on the paper isn't sustainable either. All in All: If you're in the market to buy yourself Granola or Breakfast cereal, I'd suggest that you think about Muesli instead. A Company called Monsoon Harvest make some pretty decent stuff, have similar ingredients but solves the first drawback of this product: Price to Quantity Ratio. 3 Stars for Taste

Really tasty and filling. Very Healthy & Effective , Quality is superb !!

Love the combination ratio of cereal and nuts.

best granules I ever tried and a must try healthy product.