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For a lack of better thread, I think it's close enough of being called a sweet:
Granola of oats toasted in a little butter with almonds, pecans, pumpkin seeds, raisins, poppy seeds, millet, a little brown sugar (I don't like overly sweet granola). + egg whites to help it clump together a little.
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I usually have granola over yogurt with apple cubes, but since the apples are not at their best over this time of year, I guess I'll opt for nectarines, or maybe grapes.
For a lack of better thread, I think it's close enough of being called a sweet:
Granola of oats toasted in a little butter with almonds, pecans, pumpkin seeds, raisins, poppy seeds, millet, a little brown sugar (I don't like overly sweet granola). + egg whites to help it clump together a little.
I usually have granola over yogurt with apple cubes, but since the apples are not at their best over this time of year, I guess I'll opt for nectarines, or maybe grapes.
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