Christina’s Granola with Dr. Bronner’s Organic Coconut Oil

This granola is easy to prepare and delicious! My family loves it because you can eat it any time: have it for breakfast, as an afternoon snack, or post-dinner dessert. The coconut oil really brings out the flavor of the coconut chips. You can use pretty much any nuts you have at hand, but I especially like the combination of almonds and pecans.

I also love giving away jars of this granola as gifts: a handsome glass jar, a piece of cloth, and a bit of hemp twine to tie it all up makes it looks simply elegant.

Here is the recipe, along with step-by-step instructions:

Christina’s Granola

2 cups coconut chips
2 cups rolled oats
2 cups slivered almonds
1 cup pecans (chopped)
½ cup melted Dr. Bronner’s Organic Coconut Oil (or more)
¼ cup melted honey (or more) or maple syrup if you want vegan alternative
Sea salt
Cinnamon (optional)

Pot with water
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s

Melt the coconut oil over low heat.

Melting honey in pot
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s

Add the honey and stir until warm.

Adding honey to almond & coconut mixture
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s

Add the warmed oil and honey to the dry ingredients.

Spreading granola mixture into baking sheet
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s

Spread onto a baking sheet in an even layer. Bake at 250 degrees up to 30 minutes or until toasted.

Once baked, granola can be stored in mason jars
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s

Once cooled, store granola in a sealed container at room temperature.

Tie up mason jar with cloth and twine for a nice gift.
Photo: Oliver Barth / Dr. Bronner’s
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Christina Volgyesi

Christina Volgyesi is Director of Marketing for Dr. Bronner's. She's grew up using Dr. Bronner's on canoe trips in Canada and has been a fan ever since. When she's not working, she loves spending time with her husband and two daughters hiking in the Pacific NW, where she lives, doing yoga and cooking.

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