How to eat granola

Stuart Forster introduces a delicious homemade granola recipe that's easy to cook, healthy and delicious, including easy-to-follow steps so you can make it.

COOKING HOW-TO Store-bought granola is fine. But homemade granola is worth-waking-up-for delicious. Not to mention, it's crazy easy to make—and customize to your taste. We've made it even simpler for you with this mix-and-match chart full of delicious ideas. (Want to pick up some healthier habits? Sign up to get healthy living tips and more delivered straight to your inbox!)

Whether it's breakfast or a snack you're after, here are 4 granola recipes that will hold up for all of time, such is their quality.

Make a healthy yogurt parfait to eat for breakfast, as a snack, or dessert. Create your own flavor variation or follow the provided recipes.

These easy yogurt granola bowls are one of our go-to breakfast or snack options. We've provided 4 different ways you can make the yogurt granola bowls so you can easily mix it up! These granola bowls are packed with protein from the Greek yogurt and topped with granola and a variety of delicious toppings.

This recipe is proof that granola doesn’t need 1 million ingredients to be delicious.

This is the ultimate homemade granola recipe. Made with simple pantry staples like oats, honey, coconut, pecans, and spices, it’s ideal for snacking, breakfast, or dessert. Follow the foolproof instructions to make homemade granola with your favorite mix-ins.

Protein granola is made with your favorite protein powder and egg white. The addition of the egg white helps to form large granola clusters!

These 10 no-bake granola bar recipes are an easy snack idea. Peanut butter chocolate, s'mores, cinnamon raisin, double chocolate and more!

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