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Made with 12 healthy ingredients, Cowgirl Granola is an all-natural, small batch granola that is handcrafted in San Antonio, Texas. It is a perfect food for purists who want a wholesome and tasty alternative to the store bought granolas. It's toasty, low in sugar and chock full of nutritious nuts.

Cowgirl Granola has no preservatives, oil, butter, maple syrup, honey or high-fructose corn syrup. Instead, Cowgirl Granola is made with just organic oats, five different nuts—whole almonds and cashews, local Texas pecan halves and pieces, raw organic pumpkin seeds and walnut halves and pieces—dried fruit, a hint of brown sugar, ground organic flax seed, spices and pure vanilla.

It tastes good and is good for you!

One-quarter cup has approximately 150 calories, nearly 5 grams of protein, almost 5 grams of fiber, just 7 grams of sugar, 7 grams of fat (which comes from the nuts, so it’s good fat), 0 grams of saturated fats and only 40 mg of sodium.


Cowgirl Granola is great over yogurt or kefir as well as with milk and topped with fresh peaches, blueberries, bananas or any seasonal fruit. Many Cowgirl Granola fans enjoy eating it as a nourishing snack, as the oats and nuts provide both quick and long-lasting energy, while the more adventuresome have been known to put it on ice cream. Add a handful of dark chocolate chips and you've got a delicious trail mix.

Without refrigeration or freezing (freezing is recommended), Cowgirl Granola has a shelf life of 10-12 days, but most people eat it in a lot less time.

A 12 oz. bag is $8 and a pound bag is $11. Currently, Cowgirl Granola is sold directly to customers and through the online store. To see how and where you can get your Cowgirl Granola locally this week, click here.

Cowgirl Granola's gluten-free Organic Blue Cornmeal Pancake and Waffle Mix are easy to make, good for you and delicious!

If you're on Facebook, you can "like" Cowgirl Granola, follow on Twitter @cowgirlgranola and stop by The Cowgirl Gourmet blog to see what else is cooking...
 

 

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