Struesli Original Organic Granola, Grain & Gluten Free, Healthy Snacks with Chia Seeds, Nuts and Sea Salt, Prebiotic High Fiber Food for Yogurt, Cereal & More, Plant Based, Keto & Paleo Friendly, 9 Oz

For a long time I have searched for a granola that has all of the criteria I was looking for. Finally, this one checks all the boxes. Lowest sugar, with zero sugar added, high in fiber, all healthy organic ingredients, crunchy and tasty but not sweet. Yeah!!!

Refreshing sugar free, grain free. Just delicious!!

I really enjoyed the Struesli as I was searching for one with low carbohydrates. The Struesli was tasty and a wonderful snack.

Good quality product with good flavor, but at a VERY large cost! I will preface this review by stating that this is probably the best quality granola I’ve found to date. Having said that, I do feel it misses the mark a bit. The ingredient list is quite impressive. It has a good crunch factor and just a hint of sweetness. It does not have large chunks like typical granola, rather it looks more like chicken feed. Where I think there is room for improvement is by adding a bit more healthy sweetness (perhaps in the form of allulose) and the price point has to come down for it become affordable for more people. As it stands right now, the serving size is only 1/4 cup (1 oz) which could easily be consumed by a toddler. Most other granola has a serving size of 3/4 cup. The bag has 32 toddler-size servings and depending on the current price, it is typically over $20/lb. That is VERY expensive—in fact, if you ate a normal-sized 3/4 cup serving and just ate it 5 days/week, it would cost you well over $70 every month for one person.

This is a very healthy alternative to regular granola and nice and crunchy, which goes with oatmeal, yogurt, and other things

The best granola with nuts and seeds. The taste is great, no sweetener. And it doesn't need a sweetener. Delicious blend of the healthy ingredients.

I really wanted to rate this higher, but... I wanted a granola that had less sugar and more fiber. This definitely met that criteria. It was not sweet, in fact, a little bland. Not much in the way of crunch, had more the consistency of a decent lightly ground flour. I hesitated to buy when I saw the price, but figured good things cost money. Not necessarily true. This granola is filling, less sugar than most and we will use it to make granola bars. With milk for breakfast, plain old hot oatmeal is better and WAY cheaper! So, value is not so good, taste is fair, better than most, maybe. I would recommend this if you REALLY want to spend $40 for something that is just...ok. Otherwise, get something at half the price with maybe 1-2 grams of sugar and call it good!

This one surprised me. When I opened it, it seems soggy compared to the crunchy one I got at the same time BUT.....it was surprisingly light and had just a little bit of crunch. Crunchy in a freeze dried way. A total delight! A combination of melt in the mouth and a gentle crunch. I am not a fan of coconut and most of these recipes use coconut so I have gotten use to it but hate it when it's obvious. These strips were so light and easy to chew that my mouth didn't notice it until the after-taste, which I don't mind. My big dislike with these sort of cereals is the sickly sweet taste trying to be closer to sugar cereal. This did not have that so if you like your cereal just a little sweet, you will probably like this. These are all expensive for what you are getting, but I will get this one again.