
Product Insights
Granola is a plant‑based breakfast cereal (PNNS groups: Cereals and potatoes, Breakfast cereals) made primarily from whole‑grain oat flakes, rapeseed oil, a blend of nuts and seeds, and sweetened with agave syrup and apple concentrate. It carries a NOVA 3 classification, indicating moderate processing, and its nutritional profile shows 23.6 g of fat (including 6.1 g saturated fat), 12.9 g of sugars (about 5.3 g added), 11.5 g of protein and 483 kcal per 100 g, with no listed additives. While the high protein and fiber content are positives, the elevated fat, saturated fat and calorie levels, plus the presence of nuts and potential gluten traces, make it a product that should be consumed in moderation, especially by those monitoring sugar, fat or allergen intake.
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average breakfast cereal, this granola contains less sugar but considerably more fat, saturated fat and calories, while offering slightly more protein.
Ingredients
Wholegrain oat flakes (50%), rapeseed oil, nuts (9%) [hazelnut pieces, flaked almonds, cashew nut pieces, pistachio nuts], desiccated coconut, seeds (8%) [golden linseeds, pumpkin, sunflower], agave syrup, concentrated apple juice, black treacle. For allergens see ingredients in bold. May contain traces of gluten, peanuts and other nuts.
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