Comments on: Your granola: yummier, cheaper, fun-ner http://goodfoodhappyplanet.com/your-granola-yummier-cheaper-fun-ner/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 00:31:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jess http://goodfoodhappyplanet.com/your-granola-yummier-cheaper-fun-ner/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Jess Thu, 21 May 2009 20:02:43 +0000 http://goodfoodhappyplanet.com/your-granola-yummier-cheaper-fun-ner/#comment-88 Hey! I'm excited to check out the bar recipe, your blog, and your adventures<br /><br />So far I've been killing all the granola with my yogurt and haven't had any left to bar, but it's a good idea especially when I get hungry and want to gnosh during the day. Hey! I’m excited to check out the bar recipe, your blog, and your adventures

So far I’ve been killing all the granola with my yogurt and haven’t had any left to bar, but it’s a good idea especially when I get hungry and want to gnosh during the day.

]]> By: Granola Girl http://goodfoodhappyplanet.com/your-granola-yummier-cheaper-fun-ner/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Granola Girl Thu, 21 May 2009 19:54:10 +0000 http://goodfoodhappyplanet.com/your-granola-yummier-cheaper-fun-ner/#comment-87 Hello there, I just found your blog! Though we aren't roughing it on a farm, we are transitioning to much of what you are in our urban homesteading way. My family had property on Anderson Island as a kid right up by you, and now I live just a bit South down in Portland.<br /><br />I was commenting because I didn't know if you had tried "barring" your granola. We eat a bunch more of it when it is in bar form and then just dump the crunchy bits left over in the bag over our yogurt when the bars are all consumed. If you wanted recipe you can find one on our blog: http://endofordinary.blogspot.com<br /><br />I'm glad to know you are enjoying your exploration into "real" food and participating in how it is grown. We have really liked our adventures as well. Hello there, I just found your blog! Though we aren’t roughing it on a farm, we are transitioning to much of what you are in our urban homesteading way. My family had property on Anderson Island as a kid right up by you, and now I live just a bit South down in Portland.

I was commenting because I didn’t know if you had tried “barring” your granola. We eat a bunch more of it when it is in bar form and then just dump the crunchy bits left over in the bag over our yogurt when the bars are all consumed. If you wanted recipe you can find one on our blog: http://endofordinary.blogspot.com

I’m glad to know you are enjoying your exploration into “real” food and participating in how it is grown. We have really liked our adventures as well.

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