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Citrus & Seeds Granola, 16 oz.

from: City Grits

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Sales Rank: 123390

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Binding: Misc.
Product Brand: City Grits Granola
Ingredients: Organic oats, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, tangerines (cane sugar, citric acid, sulfur dioxide), cranberries (sugar), golden raisins (sulfur dioxide),expeller-pressed coconut oil, honey.
Label: City Grits
Product Manufacturer: City Grits
Publisher: City Grits
Ranking: 123390
Studio: City Grits

Product facts:
Organic oats, protein- and iron-rich nuts and seeds, and fruits full of potassium and vitamin C.
Golden oats and nuts are slow-roasted and hand-turned with expeller-pressed coconut oil and honey.
Anti-oxidant producing cranberries increase good cholesterol to reduce the risk of heart disease.
Ideal breakfast with yogurt or milk; perfect portable snack right out of the bag.
Dense .4 mil resealable bag ensures freshness for home, work, play, travel, or shipping.

Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
City Grits Granola offers gourmet taste, while actively promoting good health. We use fruits high in antioxidant vitamins; organic thick-cut oats that work to lower cholesterol and blood pressure; and nuts and seeds rich in protein and Omega-3 fatty acids. Our granolas are slow-baked at low temperatures and hand turned to preserve nutrient integrity. Oats and raw nuts are roasted with natural honey and certified-organic, expeller-pressed coconut oil, which is high in medium chain fatty acids, such as Lauric acid. Numerous studies now show that the high lauric acid content of coconut oil is very beneficial in attacking viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens, and that it builds the body's immune system. Our Granolas are wheat and dairy free. We add no hydrogenated oils, dyes, or fillers. Most of our blends contain almonds, which may promote colon health and reduce bad cholesterol. At City Grits, our primary goal is to produce righteous food products that deliver maximum flavor and satisfaction, while providing optimum nutritional value. We strive to find superior ingredients and welcome suggestions and comments. City Grits Granola stays fresh for two months in its resealable bag, six months if refrigerated, and up to a year if frozen. Many of our customers take our granola on vacations and business trips, give it as gifts, and even send regular shipments to friends and family away at college or stationed overseas.

Buyer Reviews

Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- City Grits - Simply the Best Granola on Earth!
Every City Grits Granola you try is sure to please. This stuff is simply amazing - I have tried all flavors and LOVE all of them. Somehow the freshness just knocks all other granolas out of the running - this is truly the best granola I've ever tasted.

Top picks are the PB&J and Berry; other favorites are Peach Pecan and Cherry Cashew. The Pineapple Ginger is good and unique - especially if you dig ginger. If you live in Seattle, hit the Fremont Sunday Market for samples galore from the very kind local owners/couple - salt of the earth folks who really just want to make a great product for us all to enjoy!

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- The Very Best Granola
I highly recommend City Grits granola! The ingredients are extremely fresh and high quality.

Have you ever had granola where a strawberry almost seems like it is straight off the bush? Well if not you have to try City Grits!

I have shared my City Grits Granola with friends and family and they all agree, this product is definitely worth trying!

DELICIOUS!!!!

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