Crunchy Maple Coconut Granola
Last Updated on October 31, 2024 by Elby | The Tasteful Pantry
Crunchy Maple Coconut Granola has been a recent kitchen triumph. Inspired by the distinct flavour of maple syrup and the tropical touch of coconut, this simple recipe is a must-try.
Maple syrup is so versatile, which is why I love using it in my cooking. From sweet breakfasts (French Toast with Maple Berries) to savoury dinners. Or how about a sweet and savoury snack (Maple Chilli Walnuts)? There are countless options.
Now, let’s talk benefits of Granola
Simplicity: First and foremost, this Crunchy Maple Coconut Granola is a breeze to make. No need for complicated techniques – just a simple mix-and-bake process that fills the kitchen with an ever so tempting aroma.
Nutrients: With a handful of wholesome ingredients, you’re creating a breakfast option that’s not only delicious but also packed with nutrients.
Chia seeds: These little black or white seeds are packed full of goodness. They are high in protein and contain antioxidants, fibre and minerals, just to name a few. If you like chia seeds, also try my Chia Pudding with Strawberries & Almonds.
Snack time: Usually the Crunchy Maple Coconut Granola is served for breakfast with yoghurt and fruit or topped with milk. However, it doesn’t just have to be a breakfast dish, grab a handful-to-go or pack a small amount to nibble on for morning tea. There you have it, a ready-made snack.
Change it up: The beauty of homemade granola is that you can control the ingredients. Adjust the sweetness; change up the nuts. Use what you have in the pantry. Just remember this will change the nutrition information and calories listed below. However, before you adjust, if you are looking for something a little less sweet, try my Toasted Muesli.
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Toasted Muesli
Cooks in 60 minutesDifficulty: EasyCrunchy toasted oats and seeds. Delicious served with natural yoghurt and fresh fruit.
French Toast with Maple Berries
Cooks in 20 minutesDifficulty: EasyA quick and easy breakfast for the sweet tooth. Soft toast with a healthy maple berry topping.