Organic Hemp Hearts Granola, 11.5 oz (Pack of 1) | ALA Omega-3 Granola: 31g whole grains, 4g fiber, flax seeds, hemp hearts and oat clusters

Taste good and I think it’s one of the better peanut butter granola on the market today

Delicious! Love this for yogurts and smoothies. Great consistency.

Organic and non-GMO certified this granola has a delicious flavor enhanced with a touch of molasses and cinnamon. There are no weird additives or additional flavors. The cereal does contain soy and is for produced in a facility that uses wheat, tree nuts and peanuts. Each 3/4 cup serving has 240 calories, which may seem high but granola is always calorie dense. Often a smaller serving, like 1/3 to 1/2 cup, is satisfying when fresh or dried fruit is added. Sugar is a bit high at 10 grams but sodium is quite low at 45mg. There are 6 grams of protein, 5 grams fiber and 37 grams carbohydrate. Fat content is 10 grams broken down as follows: 1.5 gram saturated, 5 grams polyunsaturated and 3 grams monounsaturated. Sometimes included nuts are largely absent, but not the case here. The pumpkin seeds are visible although not overly plentiful although some people like more nuts, some less. I can always add more. This is a good basic organic granola and is an excellent choice for adding a little texture to pancakes, yogurt, pudding or even topping a frozen desert like ice cream. Reasonably shelf-stable, the box I ordered from prime pantry has a “best before” date six months in the future.

It's a delicious granola. I've been eating it for a long time now and I absolutely love it! Please start asking your Whole Foods store to carry it in the store again.

My daughter in college specifically requested this brand and flavor of granola because the local açaí bowl place uses it. She was excited that we found this product on Amazon but was perturbed to find the box arrived open (the interior bag was still intact, thankfully) and the “best before” date was a few weeks past. She did try the granola and deemed it still good, but I’d be concerned if this was a consistent problem of expired products being delivered.

I have been eating their Peanut Butter Granola cereal every morning for over 10 years. I "loved" this cereal until recently. I purchased the batch that expires 5/28/2025, and not only was the color of the cereal different (a dark shade), but the taste of the cereal was very different and upset stomach. I contacted Nature's Path and was told there had been no change in the ingredients but that this batch was produced at a different facility. I was assured that the cereal is safe to eat. I tried it again.. and again I felt sick. Obviously, this new facility is doing something very different, causing this once perfect cereal to be NOT perfect anymore! I have 6 unopened boxes that I will be trashing, as I would not recommend this cereal to anyone. Edit: The problem with this granola has been fixed, and is back to being the best granola ever! I buy 8 boxes at a time, and they're all perfect.

Natures own pumpkin seed cereal is everyone’s favorite. They add milk and banana or other fruit for a healthy bowl of cereal, mix it with yogurt (my granddaughter’s like to make a yogurt parfait). It is delicious and healthy.

I really enjoyed this, very tasty I bought a box for me and a box for my daughter.