How have they reduced the fat? The clever people at Jordan's worked out that the fat can be reduced by replacing some of the oats with barley. I can verify that it still tastes really good!
It is great for breakfast with some yoghurt and I also had a go at making some granola bars with it too. Maybe not quite as healthy but very tasty!
Raspberry and Apple Granola Bar Recipe.
Ingredients:
3 tablespoons of golden syrup
100g fine demerara sugar
250g of Jordan's Lighter Raspberry and Apple Granola
Melt the butter and golden syrup in a pan.
Mix the melted mixture with the granola and sugar.
Place in a greased tin and bake at 150C for around 30 minutes.
Break into pieces when cool.
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