Purely Elizabeth Organic Original, Ancient Grain Granola, Gluten-Free, Non-GM...

A wonderful, fresh, tasty, value right product. I am glad I found it! Ingredients were carefully and healthfully established in the compiling of the product, the care and consideration for the healthful design and for the well being of the consumer is obvious! Thank you owner(s) and staff.

Pieces are larger than expected, but seriously delicious! Perfect as yogurt topping.

I really enjoy this granola. Having tried MANY and as someone who eats gluten‑free, it’s hard to find a granola that tastes great and has clean ingredients. This one checks all the boxes. The flavor is delicious, the calories are reasonable, and there are no artificial flavors. It also has a nice amount of protein for a granola. The resealable bag is a big plus and keeps everything fresh. The first two‑thirds of the bag have those bigger clusters that are perfect for snacking straight out of the bag. Toward the bottom, the pieces get smaller, but I actually like using those in yogurt bowls. Overall, it’s a staple for me now-great taste, great texture, and great ingredients.

This is such a great granola. Wondered why I hadn’t tried sooner. Tastes great and has granola and chia seeds. I use in yogurt cup for lunch and keeps me full until dinner. Tastes great!

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.

this stuff is so good. it is soooo expensive but it's worth a premium price imo. i can't justify $9 or w/e it is at whole foods, but if you can get it for 2/3 of that, def worth a splurge. see how the other half lives. i honestly wish it sucked, it would save me money, but it is really something. tastes like ginger snaps only healthier.

Insanely Good Great snack Healthy Filling Non GMO USDA Organic Gluten free Vegan 7gs of sugar per serving and 130 calories No artificial flavors or natural flavors Tastes amazing Texture is Granola cluster cruncy Not high in fat or calories

If you start eating this stuff, you will not be able to put it down. It is that good. The Ancient Grains is the best. It is perfect in vanilla yogurt parfait. I eat it raw or add it to Dannon Triple Zero Vanilla yogurt and it is an awesome combination. My only issue with this product is the packaging. It is a sealed bag with an internal zip-loc to allow re-sealing after opening. The problem is, they punch a hole at the top of the bag between the seal of the bag and the zip-loc. The hole is meant to allow the bag to put hung on a hook for in-store displays. The problem with this hole is that if the zip-loc is not closed when they packaged the product, this hole they punch into the upper part of the bag will let air flow in and out of the bag and the whole thing goes stale. I bought a package of three from Amazon and all three were stale and tasted terrible because of this hole. Honestly, they tasted like UPS truck exhaust. The internal zip-loc was not sealed properly. To avoid this issue, now I just buy them in the grocery store and I check that the internal zip-loc is sealed first. Who the heck thought to punch a hole in the bag for hanging? I think that is such a dumb mistake.

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

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I'm very happy that I can get this to be shipped to Singapore. The ancient grain is great for breakfast or even for snacking.