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Who says you can’t have granola on a low carb diet? This grain-free Peanut Butter Power Granola is sure to satisfy that craving for cereal! Now updated with a how-to video. 

Low Carb Granola Recipe

My keto peanut butter granola recipe will become an instant favorite. My whole family loves this grain-free and sugar-free cereal recipe, and now I’ve got a how-to video so you can see just how easy it is to make. Low carb breakfast never looked so good!

How To Make Low Carb Granola

Many moons ago, after her divorce, my mother started doing a series of Outward Bound courses.  She did the basic three-week canoe trip in northern Ontario.  She did mountaineering in the Rockies.  She did a sailing course in the Caribbean.  She even did a dog-sledding course in Yukon or the Northwest Territories or some other frigid, godforsaken place.  There is no question that these courses were integral for her in rebuilding her life and becoming a confident, self-assured single woman in her 40s.  All very impressive stuff, indeed.  But perhaps the most important thing she gained from these exploits was the world’s best granola recipe.  Okay, I hear snorts of laughter at that.  But this is a food blog, what did you expect me to say?

 

Grain Free Low Carb Granola

In all seriousness though, along with all the character-building stuff came a tried and true recipe for Outward Bound granola that we made for years.  Years and years and my mother still makes it to this day.  Her household is not allowed to be without a batch of the granola for more than about 5 minutes.  It’s gone through many permutations since its origin, including a decadent chocolate version that my older brother invented when he added chocolate chips to warm-from-the-oven granola.  These days it’s filled with all sorts of healthy stuff, grains and seeds and dried fruits.  So you can see I come by my love of granola honestly.

Low Carb, Gluten Free Granola

The problem is that your typical granola is not so healthy for ME.  The copious amount of oats, other grains and lots of sugar mean that just looking at it gives me a blood sugar rise.  And I will confess that I miss granola, along with other sorts of breakfast cereals.  I invented my own grain-free, sugar-free granola early on in this low carb journey and it was delicious.  So when Bob’s Red Mill sent me some wonderful, gluten-free products to review, I decided to try another low carb granola, this time with peanut butter and lots of protein.  A power breakfast to say the least (especially mixed in with some Greek yogurt…mmmmm).

Low Carb Peanut Butter Cereal Recipe

Bob’s Red Mill hardly needed to ask me to review their products.  I’ve been a fan for a long time and I always have some of their stuff in my cupboards.  Even before they sent me a package of goodies, I already had their coconut flour, xanthan gum, regular flax meal, flaked coconut and oat flour on the go.  I’ve now got hazelnut meal, golden flax meal, guar gum and GF all-purpose flour (for my kids) to add to the collection.  They have such a wide variety of gluten-free products and I’ve had great success with every one I’ve tried.

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Low Carb Peanut Butter Granola
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Peanut Butter Power Granola
Prep Time
10 mins
Cook Time
30 mins
Total Time
40 mins
 
Who says you can't have granola on a low carb diet? This grain-free Peanut Butter Power Granola is sure to satisfy that craving for cereal! Now updated with a how-to video. 
Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Servings: 12 servings
Calories: 338 kcal
Ingredients
  • 1 1/2 cups almonds
  • 1 1/2 cups pecans
  • 1 cup shredded coconut or almond flour
  • 1/4 cup sunflower seeds
  • 1/3 cup Swerve Sweetener
  • 1/3 cup vanilla whey protein powder OR collagen protein powder
  • 1/3 cup peanut butter
  • 1/4 cup butter
  • 1/4 cup water
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 300F and line a large rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper.
  2. In a food processor, process almonds and pecans until they resemble coarse crumbs with some larger pieces. Transfer to a large bowl and stir in shredded coconut, sunflower seeds, sweetener, and vanilla protein powder.
  3. In a microwave safe bowl, melt the peanut butter and butter together.
  4. Pour melted peanut butter mixture over nut mixture and stir well, tossing lightly. Stir in water. Mixture will clump together.
  5. Spread mixture evenly on prepared baking sheet and bake 30 minutes, stirring halfway through. Remove and let cool completely. 
Nutrition Facts
Peanut Butter Power Granola
Amount Per Serving (1 serving = 1/3 cup)
Calories 338 Calories from Fat 271
% Daily Value*
Fat 30.08g46%
Carbohydrates 9.74g3%
Fiber 4.99g20%
Protein 9.36g19%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

 

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    • I have been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes for 2 1/2 years and have lost about 30 pounds, but want to lose more. I “happened” across your site and wanted to tell you what success I had with Bob’s soy flour. It was for a recipe for pecan pancakes that tasted remarkedly good! Love your recipes and keep up the good work!!

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      • Give the Keto way of eating a chance. You will be amazed at how much better you will feel & how you will be healed!

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  7. Hands down I love his gluten -free brownie mix.. I have added everything but the kitchen sink to them, and they still turn out amazing! Just ran out of flax yesterday, and your blog popped up today! On my grocery list.

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  20. I haven’t tried that many things from Bob’s Red Mill, though I love that they have such a wide variety of different flour types to choose from. I would certainly love to try more.

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  28. I’m just starting on my journey into Low-Carb and mostly Gluten Free and this granola will be a great snack on my work travel next week! I’m perusing your site for any other make ahead things that I can take with me to avoid the pastries and other carb-filled goodies that will be around all week.

    I’ve just started using Bob’s Red Mill products in my pantry makeover and love them!

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  30. I use a lot of the Bob’s Red Mill products as well (coconut flour, unsweetened coconut flakes (to make homemade coconut milk), xantham gum and soy flour. But, by and large, my favorite product is definitely the coconut flour. I buy it by the 4 pack on amazon since we use it so much in our house!!

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  31. In my kitchen right now I have Bob’s Red Mill almond flour, coconut flour and xantham gum! Their products are great.

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  38. How boring these comments must be for you! I follow bobs on FB now too 🙂

    Q-does oatmeal affect your blood sugar a lot? It’s the one “higher” carb thing that I actually eat. Just curious how strongly it affects you and if you ever eat even a small amount. P.S. I am definitely going to make this granola!! My kids and I both love the stuff.

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  39. We love Bob’s Red Mill grain cereals – 6 grain, 9 grain, etc. but I really love all their products. I am so lucky it is located only about a 45 minute drive from where I live. LOVE going there!

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  50. yeah for Bob’s Red Mill! I have more products in my cupboards of their than
    I can name. I especially like the low carb baking mix. Thank you for the
    opportunity to win one of the gift cards.

    PS. the cinnamon rolls were YUMMY!

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  60. My favorite Bob’s Red Mill product is the Organic Golden Flaxseed… I guess, since I have to pick a favorite but I truly have never been disappointed in any Bob’s Red Mill Product! I will be making this recipe over the weekend! I, too, LOVE granola and am also grain-free so this is perfect!

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  63. Carolyn don’t enter me since I’m a Canuck. But I just wanted to stop by and say how gorgeous this is. I love that your mom did the outward bound stuff. I’m an Ontario girl so I grew up going canoeing and hiking. I love the idea of a strong woman raising kids, makes me smile.

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  69. I recently started following your blog and love your low-carb, sugar-free recipe ideas. I’ve been a fan of Bob’s Red Mill for quite some time. I’ve never been disappointed in any of their products. I use their golden flaxseed meal religiously, and have also used their coconut flour and unsweetened coconut. Thanks for the wonderful opportunity!

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  70. I need to get some more protein into my breakfast…and your granola looks like a delicious way to do so! My version is just full of carbs and not the best way to start the day! I buy Bob’e Red Mill Wheat Bran most frequently…but I’m a big fan of all their products!

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  76. I totally agree regarding typical granola not being “health”. It has so much sugar in it for one thing!

    This is a great idea for a giveaway! My favorite Bob’s products are graham flour, chickpea flour, coconut flour and their arrow root. I also use their unbleached AP flour, and LOVE their flax mill. I sprinkle it on everything!

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  77. Wow can’t wait to try the Granola. Bob’s Red Mill is one of my favorite brands, our publix store carry many of their products.

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  93. I love many of Bob’s Red Mill products, but I think the best are their coconut flour and flax seeds.

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  95. I liked your Facebook page as well. I cannot wait to make your PB granola. I eat gluten free, but I usually put oats in my PB granola. This will be a great new option. Thank you!

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    • Hi Amy! Looks like you won one of the giftcards. Can you send me your mailing address? Email me at carketch29 (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  104. Oh I am seriously trying this recipe!! Favorite Bobs Redmill, right now it has to be coconut and almond flour!

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    • Hi Jen! You won a giftcard to Bob’s Red Mill. Please email me at carketch29 (at) yahoo (dot) com.

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  108. I love their golden flax seed meal! I really admire your mom’s accomplishments an your recipes! (I have Low Carbing Among Friends vol 1)

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  112. LOL~I commented on your fb page 😉 I followed everything and would LOVE to be a winner. I used to use his corn meal and could have bought stock in steel cut oats, but since I’ve gone back to low carb I must admit I just stayed away from his products thinking he no longer had anything for me 🙁 I would love to starting using his products again AND make this recipe!! I’ve been craving granola and this looks FANTASTIC!!!

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  120. Love Bob’s Red Mill! I have so many favorites, but my top two are the oat flour and almond meal. Peanut butter added to anything makes it better and I like that you added protein to the granola…..will definitely have to give this a try.

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  125. Wow! LC granola… who’d a thunk? Kudo’s to you for coming up with it. Bob’s Red Mill is the kind of company we need to see more of, but unfortunately don’t. I love their almond flour, Hazelnut meal, and coconut flour. As an Outward Bound alumnus, I have fond (though distant) memories of chilly mornings scarfing down bowls of granola, and can’t wait to do so again.

    Thanks.

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  128. Thanks for the recipe! I am in no way gluten intolerant but since January of this year have removed most gluten from my diet because of inspiration from my best friend. She is gluten intolerant and me, being an avid baker, wanted to prove to her that you can still eat wonderful baked treats without getting sick. My 7 month conversion in baking has been challenging (and fun!) and I have to say that I really enjoy Bob’s Red Mill brownie mix–it works great for stuffed brownies! I also have tried the almond meal, xanthan gum, white rice flour, tapioca flour & GF oats.

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  130. I recently discovered your blog and I LOVE it! I am not gluten intolerant but am always watching my weight and am concerned about carb and sugar intake so I love to try your recipes! I recently did the carmel peanut butter bars and they were to die for. I just printed this granola recipe and intend on trying it! Thanks for sharing!

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  134. I like Bob’s Red Mill Almond meal, but all of the products I’ve tried have been great. Just starting the low-carb, gluten free way of life.

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  135. Well before i went low carb, I loved Bob’s pancake mix. Now I use the almond flower, coconut flour and I think I have some xanthum gum…I haven’t tried that to thicken yet…but heard it can be used for that. I will have to try that for gravy! This recipe looks fabulous! I Can’t WAIT to try it!

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  136. I look forward to seeing your posts on FB because your picstures always look so yummy and I know they wll be lo carb.

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  137. Bob’s is 15 minutes away from my house and they have AWESOME bulk pricing at the mill. If you are ever in Portland, you must have breakfast there. It’s ahhhhhmazing.

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  138. I am a diabetic who had gestational diabetes during my third pregnancy. However, I like Bobs’ Red Mill on FB because that is the least of my challenges. My two daughters are vegan and one is sensitive to Pnut Butter and the other is allergic to Sundflower Seeds. Now they are a challenge to cook for. Especially since one is prediabetic and the other is hypoglycemic it is a real challenge to keep them full of protein under their dietary constraints.

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  139. Im exploring new flours and would love to try one of Bob’s flours…particularly the Garbanzo Bean Flour!

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  140. I like Bob’s quinoa and quinoa flour. It gives me a nice boost since I run a lot and eat very little meat.

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  146. i love bob’s red mill garbanzo bean flour – perfect for gluten free cake!

    katherinedibello (at) gmail (dot) com

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  150. Almond Flour. I haven’t tried very many yet – 3 to be exact. But I had found some low carb (happen to be GF) recipes. I had every intention of making MY OWN almond flour for weeks and weeks (and weeks). And I could not make the two recipes I wanted to try w/o it. Finally, one day, by chance I found myself in a Whole Foods and standing right in front of the almond flour and coconut flour – and I thought. forget about it. BUY the almond flour to see if your recipes are as great as you thought you may never get the stupid homemade almond flour !!!! And they were. And I still can’t find time to try to make it, so I bought the coconut flour too and just got another almond flour. !!

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    • And I love your story about your mother. I am in my 40’s and I am just starting to explore the world and learn new things. It is awesome. Love it.

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  165. I love your website. Your recipes are really terrific. I love Bob’s Red Mill products, especially the almond flour and coconut flour.

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  177. My favorite Bob’s Red Mill product is a touch choice. I use a lot of their products, but I’ll say the Gluten Free Oatmeal is very popular at my house right now.

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  178. We just started a gluten and casein free diet for our children and love new recipes I can make for my kids. Bob’s GF flours are awesome and enable me to keep some “normal” foods in their diet.

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  199. I am a husband and honestly do most of the cooking. I am very health conscious so I also make random baked goods involving protein in some form or another. I wish I could comment on Bob Mill’s products but the truth is I have never used them, either way this looks incredible to take to the trails or on a bike ride.

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    • I think that’s wonderful. My husband loves to cook…his only problem is that I do too and I usually take over the kitchen. BRM is great stuff, very healthy if you can find it at your local grocery store.

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  200. I love peanut butter granola! I actually love the idea of making a grain free granola with processed nuts! I’ll have to try this sometime! After I eat the enormous batch I made today ;).

    PS not entering the giveaway

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  215. I adore their gluten-free line. It’s been a lifesaver since I discovered that I had a gluten sensitivity. I particularly adore their gf chocolate chip cookie mix for obvious reasons

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  216. I battle severe Fibromyalgia/CFS and have found that following a low carb diet helps ease the pain. I ran across your FaceBook site and have tried quite a few of the recipes there and also from this blog. Great info, which generally helps keep me curb my cravings of carbs. I use a lot of Bob’s Red Mill products. What a Blessing your site and their products are.
    Now…to find a site that sells willpower to keep me on track! :o)

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    • LOL, if you find a place that sells willpower, let me know! I could use some of that at times. I am fascinated that low carb helps battle Fybromyalgia. Do you follow gluten-free as well? Makes me wonder if gluten has anything to do with it…

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      • While doing the low carb, I avoid all wheat products, which of course are rich in carbs ;o( I’ve wondered also about the gluten factor. Not overly sure of the correlation of the Fibro/CFS relief via a low carb diet, as there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the peaks and valleys in their symptoms, nor could my specialist that I was referred to by Mayo Clinic. For myself, I seem to feel better for the most part while sticking strictly to the very low carb per day. I tend to use Almond and Coconut flours to replace the wheat flour.
        I have done some research to see if anyone has noticed the same relief and came up with a few docs/clinics that have wrote on the subject. Dr. Paul St Amand has stated that patients with fibromyalgia tend to have increased carbohydrate cravings and low carbohydrate diets may reduce their pain and fatigue.. http://www.ei-resource.org/articles/related-conditions-articles/hypoglycemia-%11-dr.-st.-amand/
        Hopefully, one day they will find a cure. In the meantime… ;o)

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  223. Just discovered your blog, awesome! I’m gradually transitioning over to eating low-carb and gluten-free, but it’s been a bit tricky as I’m also 99% vegan. 🙂 This recipe should be perfect for me, however. I LOVE Bob’s Red Mill Coconut and Almond flours, I use these all the time. . . and I also have a bag of BRM Flax Seeds, X Gum, GF hot cereal, and tapioca flour in my cupboard right now. Thanks so much!! -Hannah

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    • I can imagine that being vegan and going low carb is pretty tough. This recipes would easily be something you can make over, just putting in coconut oil for the butter.

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  224. Have all the ingredients, cant wait to make this granola! Thanks for recipe and congratulations on all you’ve accomplished!

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    • Hi Michelle. Looks like you won one of the giftcards! Please email me at carketch29 (at) yahoo (dot) com with your mailing address. Thanks!

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  232. I am grain free and my son is gluten free, so we really like Bob’s Red Mill Coconut Flour and flax meal. This recipe is right up my alley. I wonder if it can be dehydrated as well. Do you soak your nuts overnight?

    I “liked” both your page and Bob’s Red Mill page on facebook as well.

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    • I think this would work just fine in a dehydrator, although I dont’ know how long you’d have to do it for. I don’t soak my nuts, but I don’t see how that would hurt.

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  237. This seems like the perfect recipe to make for my boyfriend and I as we are kick starting our diet! I love the site and will definitely be referencing it more for some healthy low-carb recipes!

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  238. How do you pick just one favorite when it comes to Bob’s Red Mill? Almond Flour–great shortbread, Golden Flax Meal–a must for edible MiM’s, Coconut Flour–a great substitute for cornmeal…the list goes on and on.

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    • I found your blog today and am so happy. I use Bob’s Red Mill’s items for so many things. Thank you for this Granola recipe as this is what I put in my morning Fage.

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  240. I just made a batch of this granola and it is delicious. I only had choc protein powder so I used that. I have found that this is unbelievably good on ice-cream. I imagine it would make a great cheesecake base too…..definitely going to try that 🙂
    Thanks
    Love the blog.

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  242. This was incredible! I added a healthy splash of cinnamon to mine, plus some leftover dried cranberries (recipe also from this site). I like it better than the old granola with grain and sugar! Will definitely keep this stocked in my pantry from now on; will help with days when I’m tired and not sure what I feel like eating. I also swapped out the peanut butter for almond butter since I don’t eat peanuts. Thanks!!

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      • Yes, so yummy I found myself standing over the pan and shoving it in my face every time I walked through the kitchen! Not something I do very often. So thanks!! I’ve been wanting something snacky so desperately!

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  244. Thanks for the recipe! I love Bob’s red Mill products! It is a lot more expensive to live a life of ‘clean’ eating, wheat & gluten free, when it comes to the groceries, but it has been so rewarding! The past 6 1/2 months I have improved my joint pain and inflammation by 80%, my mental alertness has tripled and I have lost FIFTY pounds ! Good luck to us all!!

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  245. Love the almond flour!!! This recipe looks Devine. Can’t wait to try it! And kudos to your mom 🙂

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  251. My favorite Bob’s Red Mill product is Organic Golden Flax Seed Meal.

    I already like you on facebook and also liked Bobs Redmill on Facebook too.

    I love your website and recipes!

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  257. Hi, I have been a lurker on your site for a few months now after searching for low carb recipe substitutes. I have PCOS and thyroid problems, and am a true sugar addict in every sense of the word. Obviously this is not a good combo…BUT you are one of the people online that have helped me tremendously with managing my health issues and food. Bob’s Mill products are an integral part of my food and sugar management, too. Right now in my cupboard I currently have the coconut flour, almond flour, xanthan gum, flax seed meal, and wheat gluten. I just bought more coconut flour two days ago (and it was sold out in the first 3 stores I went to!) so to say I utilize Bob’s Mill products is an understatement. I would love a gift card because Bob’s Mill products can be a little expensive for my family, so every little bit helps…but either way, thank you for your site, sincerely. I appreciate all the effort you put into what you do!

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  258. This has nothing to do with the contest, but I’m printing this recipe and making it for the third time…my husband, Mr Picky Englishman, loves it! We live in Malaysia and it’s been a struggle to get ingredients–but at last we have a pretty full complement and I’m headed to California for a visit tomorrow (and bringing back loads of Swerve at long last).

    Hubby doesn’t like eating low carb, misses all his favourites, and it’s really hard to do here in rice-and-noodle land…BUT his blood sugar is under control at long last (TypeII, still on meds at the moment) and so will live with it.

    And this is one of his favourites, thank you SO very much for it!

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  260. Finally made this today and it is yummy! I added some Hershey’s Special Dark Chocolate Chips, which gives it extra yumminess (because seriously chocolate and pb, right!?!?). I had to *force* myself to eat what couldn’t fit in my largest tupperware. I should have stayed in the kitchen while I secretly snacked because I ended up sharing this with my 5 year old (and she can chow down!!). Thank you, Carolyn, and keep up the great work!

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  261. What would you recommend as a substitute for the flax? Trying to limit my consumption a little bit. Would chia meal have the same effect?

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  263. I have not found a Bob’s Red Mill product I haven’t loved yet. Right now my fav is their steel cut oats, Irish Oatmeal.

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  265. I’ll have to find a substitute for the pecans, but I’ve got to try this. I used to make huge batches of Alton Brown’s granola, before we went LC, and had it on my Greek yogurt for breakfast.

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  266. For the vanilla whey powder, can I sub it for unflavored whey powder and maybe a tsp of vanilla extract? So excited to try this out!!

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  267. Your mom sounds like a very inspiring person.
    Thank you for all you do. I have been wheat-grain free for only a month but your recipes have been incredibly helpful. I LOVE to bake, so it’s been wonderful to be able to continue doing so while sticking to my new life choices. You are really making a difference for so many.

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  269. I made this today and it’s fabulous!! I have been looking for a low carb granola that didn’t have coconut and this is perfect ?

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  270. This muesli is delicious and I love that it is low in carbs but when I entered it in to my food diary it came up as 499 calories per serve. I hope I have done it wrong. Has anyone got a different result?

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  271. I put these ingredients into MyFitnessPal Recipe Builder and the nutritional data for carbs was much higher than yours. 404 calories, 12g carbs, 36g fat, 5 fiber.

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    • That is likely because My Fitness Pal is calculating the carbs from the erythritol. As these do not affect my blood sugar, I don’t count them and I state this clearly in my nutritional disclaimer.

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      • Thanks for letting me know. It doesn’t count the stevia extract but does count 12g for the entire recipe for the granulated Swerve. I removed that and it calculated to 12g carbs…closer to your 9.9. Probably a matter of brands used. I will be trying this today.

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  272. Are all the nuts and seeds raw before adding?….I only have roasted everything, except the pecans…any way I can still make/use them for this recipe?

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  273. Can this be made into bars?
    Also do u think that I can use mixed nuts for another version of this?
    Thank you

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  274. Can I make this with maple syrup or honey instead of the artificial sweeteners, if so what would be the measurements? I’m autoimmune and have a bad immune response to all artificial sweeteners.

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    • I really couldn’t tell you the measurements, i don’t use those. But I am sure it would work with them.

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  275. Hello! I am interested in trying this. I have a few questions though. Can I grind my own flax seed meal from flax seeds? Would I use the same amount? Is there a substitute for the whey protein powder? Will “sweet drops” work well for the stecia extract drops? Can the “Swerve” be powdered or does it have to be granulated? I look forward to your input. Thank you!

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    • Yes, you can use your own flax in the same amount. You can skip the whey protein if you like. The sweet drops will be fine, as will the powdered Swerve.

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  276. I see that this recipe makes 10 servings, but what is the actual serving size? Easier to measure out portions if I know the individual serving size. Thanks!

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  278. We’ll took me a while to get to log a comment but I felt I must. This granola is now a staple in my house. Always ready as a quick breakfast cereal to pour a little cream/water over, add a little frozen blueberries and I’m in heaven. My son stopped by, ate it up and took a jar home with him. Our cereal fix is now satisfied. We are firmly ketoed. Thank you for all you do Carolyn. You have saved me and my family from diabetes and heart disease to name a few. Much appreciated!!!

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  283. 5 stars
    Hello ! I made this granola and it’s great, but how many calories in total are in a serving ? I’m new to Keto and am working on tracking my macros :
    Fat?g and Protein?g please? All I see is carbs for nutritional facts. I would love or to add it to my fitness pal. Thanks

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  285. 5 stars
    I’ve been wanting to try homemade granola for a very long time and have always been intimidated by it for some reason. This looks like a perfect protein packed granola that I can use for an easy go to breakfast with my yogurt (which normally doesn’t sustain me very long).

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  287. Thank you SO much for this recipe! Granola has always been my weakness and the thing I miss the most after becoming keto. I can’t wait to make this ASAP! Also, I finally bought your cookbook at Costco! YAY!!!!!

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  291. 5 stars
    Um… yeah. This stuff is dangerous. I’ve been keeping a pint jar of it in the fridge and the rest in the freezer… as if that’s somehow going to slow me down (hahaha…). I love a handful of it cold right out of the jar without any yogurt, milk or cream, in fact I might even like it best straight from the freezer 🙂 Yummm.

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  292. 5 stars
    This is AMAZING!!! I didn’t have sunflower seeds thanks to the monsters that think they need to eat here too lol so I subbed in hemp hearts.

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  293. 5 stars
    Hi! I made this today and it’s quite delicious. I didn’t have protein powder so I just added a bit of almond flour and hemp hearts to make up for it. Turned out nicely but it’s not super crunchy, but a bit soft. Wondering if this is how its supposed to be, if not, would you recommend cooking a bit longer or think its related to the protein powder? Thanks so much!

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    • No, it should absolutely crisp up as it sits. I don’t think the protein powder would make that much difference, you may need to have baked it a bit longer.

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  294. Hi Carolyn! Made this and it was amazing and the whole house smelled like a dream!
    Quick question – how long does it keep? Have stored it in an air tight container so far and it really crisps up after cooling down!
    Thanks for sharing!

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  300. 5 stars
    Enough about Bob, lol, this granola is awesome! I made it yesterday, and just had my first bowl with some cream. So good! Thank you!

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  301. 5 stars
    I made this a few days ago. I threw in some pumpkin seeds that I had leftover. It was delicious! I love having “cereal” back. I do love my eggs but it’s a nice change and option.

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  304. Oooooh, this is SO GOOD and easy! I used unsweetened shredded coconut and vanilla whey powder. I left out the Swerve just for kicks, and it’s still sweet enough for me. Delicious!

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  305. I know your recipe is written with butter, but do you think coconut oil or ghee would work? I find it very annoying when someone basically wants to change the whole recipe and then asks the person who posted it if it will turn out ok. I’m definitely not trying to change it because I think it sounds amazing!!! (I just can’t do butter) My 10 year old son has recently discovered his love for granola, but as you said, lots of granola recipes are not healthy at all. Can’t wait to try this one!

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    • I think it would work well with either and I appreciate your concern about changing the recipe too much! Coconut oil will have more of a strong taste, just keep that in mind.

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  307. do you think natural peanut butter would work even tho its not as thick as regular? & to replace the butter with coconut oil?

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  309. 5 stars
    Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, No Seriously Thank You for this granola recipe!! My husband and I have gone Keto since the end of March to help him bring down his A1c and it’s been amazing, but one of my favorite breakfasts was low-carb yogurt with granola. Now I can have it again :))
    My Q is: how much of a cup does a serving measure? I just made this last night and didn’t have a total measurement before he dug into it! Thanks again!! You’re one of my most reliable recipe sites.

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  310. Thank you for this recipe. My fiance is just starting a new job and needs a snack he can bring around with him in a baggie . . . and cheese and pepperoni just won’t cut it on the showroom floor 🙂

    Please, cause I suck at the math, what it the net carbs per serving?

    Thank you again!

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  311. I want to make this but don’t have any whey protein powder, can you leave out or substitute it with something else?

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  313. 4 stars
    Mine didn’t clump together much, maybe too much water? I used the whole 1/4 cup. It tastes amazing though so that’s the main thing. Hubby loves granola but complains about how much sugar is in it. I’m hoping this will satisfy his cravings.

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  314. 5 stars
    It is absurd how good this is with ice cream. I make it once a week now, absolutely one of my favortite keto recipes. Thank you sooooo much

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  315. With the sunflower seeds, are those hulled or do you throw them in shells and all? I don’t care for the shells but I’ve never seen them sold without them. I might substitute hemp hearts.

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  317. Arggg! I did everything like I was supposed to but I forgot to add the water at the end. Maybe it will be ok.

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  319. 5 stars
    6 Stars really! I love…LOVE this granola. IT’s the best and I know because I’ve made so many. I literally will wake in the morning and say….Granola…MUST have! Your recipes save me. When I started keto, I was following Maria Emmerich’s blog. Her stuff scared me and didn’t taste really good. When I found you I realized keto CAN look different for different people. Your approach is easy and kind. Your stuff is user friendly. You turned me onto Swerve and it’s delish. I just like your approach and appreciate your hard work. My granola is in the oven right now. Thanks for helping me stay on track. I’m a SIBO suffered and found out grains ruin my gut. This eating style is totally doable with your blog!

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  320. Can I make this without the whey protein or any other protein powder? If so how much would the macros be then ? Thanks

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    • You can make it without. I don’t know what the macros are, though. You should be able to calculate that quite easily.

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  321. I’m new to Keto and am loving your blog. I just made the granola and after 30 minutes in the oven, it is still really wet. Then I watched the video and realized, the 1/4 cup water might not all be needed. I’d love to see that printed in the directions as well as the video.

    It smells delicious, here’s hoping it’ll turn out with a little longer bake time.

    Thanks!

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    • You can still save it. Keep it in a warm oven, very low temp (no more than 200F) and it should dry out/crisp up.

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  322. Does this recipe have flax in it? I thought it was supposed to but I am not seeing it – I had read somewhere that flax helps with clumping in granola so I want to be sure before I try this. I love peanut butter and granola, so I know this will be fab.

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  323. 5 stars
    Wow!! I’ve really been missing granola. I made this yesterday and it’s GREAT! Even slightly burned (my oven is sooo hot; I really need an oven thermometer), it still tastes really good. My husband likes it, too. Next time I will be more conservative with the temp and it will be even better. Only item I changed was the protein; I used hemp protein since I don’t have whey. Hemp protein is nasty but can easily be masked by other flavors, and it turned out well with this recipe without other adjustments.. I loved how easy this was to make and how customizable it is! Thanks for yet another wonderful recipe.

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  324. 5 stars
    I’ve made this twice. Once exactly as written. 2nd time I used almond butter instead of PB and added hemp hearts (because I bought them and don’t know what to do with them) and cinnamon.
    Both times the granola tasted great…too good really, it was gone in days. But it never came out in big clumps like your photos or video shows. I’m wondering where I went wrong. Was there supposed to be flaxseed in this? Would that have made a difference? I didn’t see it in the recipe.
    Carolyn, thanks for the awesome work you do!

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