As you know, I’ve been traveling and visiting friends and family, and now currently on Martha’s Vineyard. I’ve got a few delicious cookbooks posts coming you way, but in the meantime enjoy this simple but delicious recipe for Coconut Granola. It also makes a great travel snack! 

Keeping with the raw movement, I decided to test out a granola that needed no baking. By combining some amazing products, I was able to make a delicious granola that you could have ready in less than 8 minutes!  By using Tropical Traditions Unsweetened Coconut and Coach Oats, I achieve great chewiness to this granola without adding any preservatives or fake sugars. If you’d like a sweetener granola, drizzle some organic maple syrup and done!

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Coconut Chocolate Granola
Ingredients
2 tablespoons Raw Almond Butter
3 tablespoons Tropical Traditions Coconut Oil
pinch of vanilla salt
1 cup Coach Oats
1/4 cup Tropical Traditions unsweetened Shredded Coconut
1/4 cup chopped bittersweet chocolate chunks

Your choice of: Pumpkin Seeds, Raisins, Sunflower Seeds

Method

  1. Whisk together the almond butter and coconut oil. Add a pinch of vanilla salt. 
  2. In a medium bowl, combine oats, coconut and chocolate chunks. Drizzle with nut butter and oil mixture and stir until combined. Add seeds, nuts and dried fruit!
  3. Enjoy as a snack or breakfast over yogurt. Another great way to eat this is my topping my Avocado Chocolate Pudding with it!
For more Coconut Recipes, check out: Dried Coconut Recipes

Win Organic Shredded Coconut! Just leave a comment telling me what you would make with it if you won.   Anyone with a U.S. & Canada shipping address can enter! Deadline Monday November 14th, 2011 at noon EST.

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47 Comments

  1. I have a homemade granola recipe, I’d add it to that. I don’t have almond butter, so I’ll have to get some of that to try your granola recipe, which sounds yummy, can’t go wrong with chocolate (my 1st entry)

  2. I would add it to our peanut butter granola bars.

  3. I would make coconut chocolate protein bites! Individually sized balls of chocolate and coconut, add in some dates, nuts, even chocolate chips, and of course some protein powder, and it becomes the perfect snack post workout!

  4. Can I just win this? Please? I’ll cover four pounds with chocolate, then make tres leches with the rest.