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Do you think this would work?
Most loose granola is very high in fat; some off-brand of granola bars that I tried was full of hydrogenated fats (it even tasted greasy.) We like Nature Valley granola bars, but they are kinda expensive. They are a little high in sugar, but that's not all *that* bad. I should be able to make something similar by making Rice Krispie Treats substituting rolled oats for about 2/3 of the crisp rice cereal. Then add a bunch of almonds, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, raisins, and toasted wheat germ. I think it might work. Should I toast the oats, or just use them straight from the box? Has anyone tried this before? Did it suck? Thanks, regards, Bob |
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