Homemade granola that’s sweetened with honey and made with real food ingredients. My biggest goal with this recipe was to wean my kids off boxed, sugar-laden cereal.
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WHAT YOU WILL NEED FOR HOMEMADE GRANOLA
Rolled Oats– This will give you a chunkier granola. To keep it gluten-free, use the gluten-free variety, as most oats are processed in facilities that handle wheat, which can lead to cross-contamination. I use the same rolled oats in this granola balls recipe.
Nuts– I used almonds in this recipe but have also used pecans and walnuts in the past.
Seeds– Pumpkin, sunflower, and flax seeds work here, too. I have used chia seeds here.
Fat: I used coconut oil to keep it vegan in this recipe, but you can use butter as well.
Spices– Cinnamon is a great anti-inflammatory spice and brings sweet notes to the recipe. My son’s favorite cereal, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, inspired this addition. I wanted to give him an appropriate swap for the processed cereal.
Sweetener– I used honey, but maple syrup can be used as well,
Mix-ins- Use chocolate chips, cranberries, or even coconut flakes, as I have done in this recipe.
Homemade Granola
5 from 1 vote
This homemade granola recipe is a great base recipe that can be added to with any mix in of choice. Approved by my most toughest critic, my 12 year old son! This is a great recipe to batch prep to eat as cereal or sprinkled on top of your yoghurt of choice!
Zeeshan says
I make this granola for my boys all the time, it’s great on yogurt or as cereal!