A new mug and bowl from here

A dollop of Total 2% Greek yoghurt

A very good granola recipe from here

A final topping of dried fruit

I really really recommend the granola recipe. I left out the coconut, used mixed seeds, almonds, and a mix of maple syrup and honey. So good. So making it again.
p.s I'm going to this in May and will be at Food Bloggers Connect in June. Anyone else?
2 comments:
homemade granola (or most granola) is so good! but i eat it with all of the unhealthy stuff still in it!
xox alison
I think that's why I like this recipe for a change Alison - no oil, not too much sugar (well, compared to other granola recipes at least), and the oats stay nicely separate and crunchy.
Gx
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