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[–] Twista713 8 points 11 months ago (4 children)

I know it's fairly simple to make but I haven't taken a stab yet. Do you mind sharing your recipe for the granola?

[–] soapyScooper 4 points 11 months ago (1 children)

I generally follow this recipe, but normally do about double the amount of oats for the quantity of honey and oil, as I'm looking for it to be a bit less sweet and a bit drier. You can add anything after it's cooked, and before it's cooled - I normally add loads of sultanas and dried cranberries, and a dried tropical fruit mix. I also sometimes mix in some desiccated coconut.

[–] Twista713 2 points 11 months ago

Mmm, had to look up sultanas but they sound like a great addition! My kids like it sweeter of course, but I love the mix of dried fruit and crunch. Will have to play around with it some, but thanks for sharing!

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