However, granola bars can be a sneaky source of not-so-healthy things like added sugars and saturated fat. Eating too much saturated fat and added sugar—which most Americans do—can lead to health ...

Granola doesn’t usually seem like a healthy choice. Check the nutrition label and you may see as many as 200-plus calories in a tiny ⅓-cup serving—along with lots of added sugars and ...

Nutritious and delicious, this healthy homemade granola is a great start to your day! Enjoy it as a cereal or sprinkle it ...

1 cup raw nuts or seeds (Note: I used chopped pecans this time, but slivered almonds are good, too.) ...

And it makes a very tasty granola. While many baking recipes call for creamy, no-stir peanut butter like Jif, Skippy, and Peter Pan for the best texture, this recipe demands natural nut butter ...

F&W food editor Chandra Ram created this recipe when she had a lot of granola on-hand, and wanted to turn it into dessert. Once you have your go-to granola, you're a quick custard and pie crust ...

This recipe makes a large batch of granola — it's perfect to make when you have a busy month ahead of you and need a breakfast that's easy to eat on the go. Serve it over yogurt drizzled with ...

Here are 14 foods that may not be as healthy as their marketing claims make them out to be. People have championed granola and granola bars as “healthy” foods for decades. Even though some ...

The MadeGood granola bars recall now has an FDA Class II classification, meaning there’s a potential ... [+] health risk. Here's what you need to know. A major recall is rocking the snack aisle ...

Despite being seen as a healthy option, many shop-bought brands are high in sugar, which isn't always the best way to start your day. Thankfully, it's so easy to make granola at home - and it's ...