Nature's Path Organic Coconut Chia Granola – Portable Non-GMO Snack for Post-Walk Patio Breakfasts, 12.34 oz
Nature's Path Organic Coconut Chia Granola – Portable Non-GMO Snack for Post-Walk Patio Breakfasts, 12.34 oz
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Why you'll love it
- USDA organic and Non-GMO certifications provide clean-label confidence
- plant-based 5g protein and omega-3s from chia support heart and digestive health
- 30g of whole grains per serving delivers sustained morning energy
- no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives appeals to mindful eaters
- crunchy small clusters add satisfying texture to milk, yogurt, or snacking by the handful
- vegan-friendly formula fits plant-based and dairy-free lifestyles
- Coconut comes in large strips rather than fine shreds
- Does not get soggy quickly when sitting in milk
- Stays crunchy even with regular milk, almond milk, and toasted coconut/almond milk
- Not too sweet, just the right level of sweetness
- Chia is subtle and not overpowering
- Does not scrape or cut the roof of the mouth
- Available for purchase in small quantities
- Organic label at a reasonable/not-overpriced price point
- Good value for the amount received
- Slight sweetness of coconut feels like a guilty pleasure while being healthy
Perfect for
- quick weekday breakfast with milk or yogurt
- yogurt parfait topping for added crunch and protein
- on-the-go snack straight from the bag
- mix-in for homemade trail mix or energy bars
- baking topping for muffins or smoothie bowls
- Heated on the stove with milk or almond milk as a warming winter breakfast
- Mixed with cut-up apples and heated into a warm apple-oat dish
- Added to cottage cheese
- Added to tapioca pudding
- Added to skyr
- Added to ice cream as a topping
- Eaten plain as a snack from a 1-cup portion with mixed nuts in a bag
- Combined with açaí bowls (discovered through açaí bowl shop in Arizona)
Product Information
Contains: 1 Box of Nature's Path Coconut Chia Granola, 12.34 ounces All of our recipes are carefully crafted with only certified USDA organic and Non-GMO ingredients, so that mindful eaters can enjoy a deliciously nutritious breakfast, with no artificial colors, flavors and preservatives. Organic whole grain oats, dried coconut, chia seeds, a hint of vanilla and a touch of natural sweetness come together in small clusters of deliciously crunchy granola. Whole grains add fiber to help support healthy digestion, chia seeds are a great way to get in plant based protein and omega-3 essential fatty acids for heart health. A perfect granola for vegan diets, it’s packed with 30g of whole grains, 5g of plant based protein, and 5g of fiber. Our planet, our food and our bodies are all connected. Being mindful about your food and choosing to eat organic means you’re making the best choice for your health, and our planet.
Product Dimensions : 1.98 x 6.54 x 7.82 inches; 14.46 ounces Item model number : 89033 UPC : 058449890331 492311300557 Manufacturer : Nature's Path Units : 12.3 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #9,594 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this granola portable enough for camping and hiking trips?
Yes, the 12.34 oz resealable box is light, compact, and reseals to keep clusters fresh, making it a convenient trail and camp pantry item.
Can I pack it as a post-walk breakfast at home?
Absolutely. Many dog owners and morning walkers portion a serving with milk or yogurt right after their walk, and the clusters hold their crunch through the meal.
Does it work as a trail mix ingredient for outdoor adventures?
Yes, the small clusters mix well with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit to create a custom trail mix that holds up in a backpack or day bag.
Is it a good topping for an outdoor brunch or patio spread?
Yes, the coconut strips and crunchy clusters look beautiful in a serving bowl alongside yogurt, fruit, and açaí bowls for an open-air brunch setup.
How does it hold up in a cooler or warm outdoor setting?
The clusters are dry and stable, so they do not melt or get sticky in warm weather the way chocolate or yogurt-coated granolas can.
Is this a good road trip snack?
Yes, you can eat it straight from the bag by the handful, portion it into small snack bags, or pair it with nuts for a mess-free travel snack.
Can I use it for an outdoor açaí bowl station?
Absolutely. It is a popular topping for açaí bowls, and its large coconut strips and chia content complement the berry flavors beautifully.
How does it compare to softer trail mixes for outdoor use?
Unlike soft trail mixes that can clump or spoil, this granola stays crunchy, is shelf-stable, and adds both texture and plant protein to outdoor eating.
Is the resealable box durable enough for outdoor storage?
Yes, the box is designed to be resealed and re-closed, protecting the clusters from moisture in a backpack, cooler, or picnic basket.
Can I bake with it at a campsite or cabin?
Yes, it works well as a topping for campfire-baked apples, a mix-in for skillet granola bars, or a crumble over warm fruit desserts.
Is it filling enough for a long hike breakfast?
With 5g plant protein, 5g fiber, and 30g whole grains per serving, it provides steady energy that supports active outdoor mornings.
Does the coconut attract wildlife on camping trips?
Coconut can attract bears and other wildlife, so like any food, it should be stored in a sealed container or hung in a bear bag away from your sleeping area.
Can I portion it into small bags for a day hike?
Yes, the box is easy to portion from, and a 1-cup serving with mixed nuts is a popular lightweight, high-energy day-hike snack.
Is it a good topping for an outdoor smoothie bowl setup?
Yes, the clusters add crunch without going soggy quickly, even in warm weather, making them ideal for outdoor smoothie and açaí bowl stations.
Will it survive being jostled in a backpack?
The clusters are sturdy and do not crush into powder easily, so they hold up well in a backpack or day bag during travel.
Is this a good non-perishable pantry staple for an outdoor kitchen?
Yes, it is shelf-stable, organic, and versatile, making it a reliable staple for a cabin, RV, or outdoor kitchen pantry.
How should I store this granola after opening?
Keep it in its resealable box in a cool, dry pantry. For maximum crunch, you can also transfer it to an airtight container; the clusters are designed to stay crisp for weeks when properly sealed.
What is the best way to serve it for a quick weekday breakfast?
Pour a serving over cold or warmed milk, or stir it into Greek yogurt with fresh fruit for a fast, balanced breakfast that takes under a minute to assemble.
Can I heat it on the stove with milk for a warming breakfast?
Yes, simmer a serving with dairy or almond milk on the stovetop for a few minutes, or mix it with chopped apples and a splash of milk for a warm apple-oat style breakfast.
Is this granola compatible with non-dairy milks like almond or oat milk?
Yes, it pairs well with dairy milk, almond milk, oat milk, and coconut milk, and the clusters hold their crunch in all of these rather than turning soggy quickly.
Does it work with high-protein foods like skyr and cottage cheese?
Absolutely. The small clusters add crunch and a touch of natural sweetness to skyr, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, and even tapioca pudding without overwhelming the base.
What comes in the box, and do I need to buy anything else to use it?
Each box contains 12.34 oz of granola. You do not need anything else to enjoy it, though a bowl, milk, or yogurt are common pairings, and a resealable bag is helpful for portioning snacks on the go.
Is this product safe for people with common food sensitivities?
It is vegan, dairy-free, and free of artificial additives, but it does contain coconut, and it is made in a facility that may also process other allergens, so always review the current label for your specific needs.
Will the clusters go soft if I leave the box open by accident?
The clusters are designed to resist sogginess in milk, but if the box is left open to humid air for extended periods, they can soften. Resealing promptly keeps them crunchy.
How is granola different from muesli for someone choosing between them?
Granola like this one is baked with the ingredients clustered together for crunch and is typically eaten with milk, yogurt, or as a topping. Muesli is usually a raw, unbaked oat and fruit blend that is often soaked. This granola is fully baked into small clusters, which gives it a different texture and eating experience.
