Regarding Granola:
I’ve been experimenting with making homemade granola lately and I am happy with the last result.  I find store-bought versions to be too sweet and not too many are Gluten-Free.  This is my second attempt at granola-making, be sure to not make the same mistakes I did:
- baking too long (30 min) granola was dark brown
- baking the granola with raisins
This first try resulted in a granola with a bitter after-taste, due to the over-baking and the high sugar-content in the raisins caused them to burn (I think). 
This time I was sure to bake the granola for only 20 mins, granola was light-brown in color, and adding the raisins to the mix after I removed the trays from the oven.  Granola is highly versatile, my mix included:
- GF rolled oats (about 2 1/2 cups)
- chopped pecans and walnuts
- raw flax seeds and chia seeds
- maple syrup and agave (about 1/4 cup combined)
- salt (about a 1/2 tsp)
- virgin coconut oil (about 2 tbsp)
- raisins (added after baking)
I paired mine with cold soy milk for breakfast, yum! Regarding Granola:
I’ve been experimenting with making homemade granola lately and I am happy with the last result.  I find store-bought versions to be too sweet and not too many are Gluten-Free.  This is my second attempt at granola-making, be sure to not make the same mistakes I did:
- baking too long (30 min) granola was dark brown
- baking the granola with raisins
This first try resulted in a granola with a bitter after-taste, due to the over-baking and the high sugar-content in the raisins caused them to burn (I think). 
This time I was sure to bake the granola for only 20 mins, granola was light-brown in color, and adding the raisins to the mix after I removed the trays from the oven.  Granola is highly versatile, my mix included:
- GF rolled oats (about 2 1/2 cups)
- chopped pecans and walnuts
- raw flax seeds and chia seeds
- maple syrup and agave (about 1/4 cup combined)
- salt (about a 1/2 tsp)
- virgin coconut oil (about 2 tbsp)
- raisins (added after baking)
I paired mine with cold soy milk for breakfast, yum!

Regarding Granola:

I’ve been experimenting with making homemade granola lately and I am happy with the last result.  I find store-bought versions to be too sweet and not too many are Gluten-Free.  This is my second attempt at granola-making, be sure to not make the same mistakes I did:

- baking too long (30 min) granola was dark brown

- baking the granola with raisins

This first try resulted in a granola with a bitter after-taste, due to the over-baking and the high sugar-content in the raisins caused them to burn (I think). 

This time I was sure to bake the granola for only 20 mins, granola was light-brown in color, and adding the raisins to the mix after I removed the trays from the oven.  Granola is highly versatile, my mix included:

- GF rolled oats (about 2 1/2 cups)

- chopped pecans and walnuts

- raw flax seeds and chia seeds

- maple syrup and agave (about 1/4 cup combined)

- salt (about a 1/2 tsp)

- virgin coconut oil (about 2 tbsp)

- raisins (added after baking)

I paired mine with cold soy milk for breakfast, yum!

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