Depending on where you’re located, try a natural foods store as most places carry granola in their bulk sections. Takoma Park/Silver Spring Co-Op, Whole Foods, Yes Organic, etc. (3 replies, last updated by Wendy B April 19, 2005)

Buster’s (1006 Mission Street, South Pasadena) carries Sumi’s amazing granola. If you have it there you can enjoy it with fantastic organic coffee. (9 replies, last updated by Natalie November 27, 2005)

I am not a real nut for Granola, but I am on a Granola with Yogurt kick recently. So where can I get both the tastiest Granola and where can I get some yoghurt with a deep taste to it — French style or not? So far,... (20 replies, last updated by ed September 28, 2005)

Granola Cereal Bakery on Main gluten-free Kashi Mountain Medley Granola Cereal Breadshop’s Organic Granola Early bird granola Bear Naked Ola Granola Oh, and suggestions for tiny regional brands are also welcome....I’ll just... (37 replies, last updated by Jim Leff November 18, 2009)

I’m still mourning the loss of Vienna Home Bakery and her 5.95 bag of yummy granola. I’m looking for a replacement and I wondered if any Chowhounds have advice. Vienna’s granola was mostly oats, pumpkin and... (3 replies, last updated by mickeyj November 13, 2006)

Recently, I started thinking about granola again after many years. My favorite was a “homemade” one that I used to get at the Physis health club in San Francisco over 20 years ago. It was very toasty. Are there any... (8 replies, last updated by comestible June 25, 2009)

Does anyone have any recommendations for the best Muesli/healthy granola in town? I want some good stuff (price not an object since it is just a few bucks different here or there) for fruit and yogurt in the morning. Any... (8 replies, last updated by eam531 May 12, 2008)

I’m wondering if anyone has done a taste test between Ina Garten’s homemade granola and Nigella Lawson’s? (21 replies, last updated by Ike September 14, 2009)

Ok, I HATE granola bars. I find them either dry or overly sticky, and heavy. After a few bites, I am officially bored. I actually tried a local (SF) brand, Divinely D’lish. While I don’t like the name, I loved the... (0 replies, last updated by chaddict May 1, 2007)

of well made and tended to food. (also, Alice Waters' granola is much more typical- it is organic and very good but the extreme toastedness of Formaggios makes it quite unusual and piquant, exhuberantly delicious)... (0 replies, last updated by Heathen & Spells August 6, 2005)

Kashi GoLean Crunch is great~ I even eat it as a treat. For me it is like candy and I almost feel guilty eating it for breakfast. Organic Pumpkin Granola with flax(it is eaither Nature Valley or Omega) is a craving of mine- it is... (37 replies, last updated by ExercisetoEat April 5, 2007)

I’ve been getting into organic foods of late. The only problem is the severe price difference between organic and regular things. Is there a place that sells organic foods (and not just fruits and vegetables) at a discount?... (7 replies, last updated by OCEAN00 April 26, 2006)

a selection of packaged organic breads (many wheat free), dairy products, and 5 different bulk granolas. (8 replies, last updated by NYShelley January 25, 2004)

Butter and milk that I can return glass containers to. But mostly everything else I can’t find. I’ve heard of a place, but can’t seem to locate it. I’d also like to be able to purchase more organic foods... (9 replies, last updated by wendel January 21, 2008)

do have high fat, generally granola-based stuff and anything with a lot of nuts could have high fat, although it isn’t really “bad” fat.) I guess it will just remain a mystery why the organic Joe’s Os have... (6 replies, last updated by CrazyOne June 8, 2007)