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Organic Cinnamon Granola - 12oz Bag
Contains brown rice syrup
This organic granola combines oats, fruit, pecans and coconut. It includes maple syrup, brown rice syrup and cane juice, despite the no-refined-sugars claim.
$16.00 12oz · lowest price at California Crunch
Price and stock checked Oct 31, 2026Key nutrition facts
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Ingredients: Organic gluten-free oats, organic coconut oil, organic banana chips (organic bananas, organic coconut oil, organic cane juice), organic coconut flakes, organic cranberries (organic cranberries, organic wildflower honey), organic pecans, organic maple syrup, organic brown rice syrup, organic vanilla extract, organic cinnamon, organic nutmeg, Redmond sea salt
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$6.49 · $0.59/oz · 56% less per oz Ingredients
Organic gluten-free oats Organic coconut oil Organic banana chips (organic bananas, organic coconut oil, organic cane juice) Organic coconut flakes Organic cranberries (organic cranberries, organic wildflower honey) Organic pecans Organic maple syrup Organic brown rice syrup Organic vanilla extract Organic cinnamon Organic nutmeg Redmond sea salt
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Sourcing
Origin not disclosed on the product page.
Additives3 additives · 1 moderate risk
Brown rice syrupAdded sugarModerate risk
Added sugar that can contain notable arsenic, as a 2012 Dartmouth study of products made with it found.Added sugarSugarLimited risk
Added sugar; the WHO and the US Dietary Guidelines advise keeping added sugars under 10% of daily calories.Honey or maple syrupSugarLimited risk
A less refined sweetener, but it still counts as added sugar in US and WHO guidance.