Apple Pie Protein Granola

1 serve
20 minutes

Ingredients

➕ 1 cup rolled oats
➕ 1/2 cup coconut flakes
➕ 1/3 cup pepitas (pumpkin seeds)
➕ 1/3 cup raw cashews
➕ 1/3 cup raw almonds
➕ 1 tbsp maple syrup
➕ 1/3 cup BB Oh My Apple Pie
➕ 1 tbsp chia seeds
➕ 1 tsp coconut oil (melted)
➕ 1 tsp cinnamon

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This homemade Apple Pie Protein Granola brings all the warmth of a fresh-baked dessert—right into your breakfast bowl. With oats, toasted coconut, crunchy nuts and seeds, and the signature flavour of Botanika Blends Oh My Apple Pie protein, this batch is perfect for topping yoghurt, smoothie bowls, or eating straight out of the jar.

How To Make It:

Preheat your oven to 160°C and line a baking tray with parchment paper.
Mix your ingredients: In a large bowl, add all ingredients. Stir well to make sure the maple syrup and coconut oil evenly coat everything. This helps the granola get perfectly golden and crunchy.
Spread it out: Transfer the mix onto your lined tray and spread it into a thin, even layer. Avoid crowding—this helps it roast instead of steam.
Bake to golden perfection: Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown and aromatic. Give it a stir halfway through for even toasting.
Cool & store: Let your granola cool completely before storing. It crisps up more as it cools!
Serve & enjoy: Top with your favourite fruits—strawberries and bananas pair beautifully—or enjoy it with milk, yoghurt, or a smoothie bowl.

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FAQ – Apple Pie Protein Granola

Yes—just swap cashews and almonds for extra seeds like sunflower or hemp seeds. Be sure to check for cross-contamination if needed.
Store in an airtight jar or container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks. Keep it dry and cool for ultimate crunch.
Definitely! Just use two trays or bake in batches so it toasts evenly.
You can, though it adds a lovely flavour and boost of nutrition. If omitting, reduce maple syrup slightly and consider adding a bit more cinnamon.
Try apple slices, blueberries, figs, or even dried fruit like raisins or cranberries.
Yes—it’s naturally sweetened, full of good fats and fibre, and free from refined sugar. Just be mindful of nut allergies if packing it in lunchboxes.

Yes—just swap cashews and almonds for extra seeds like sunflower or hemp seeds. Be sure to check for cross-contamination if needed.
Definitely! Just use two trays or bake in batches so it toasts evenly.
Try apple slices, blueberries, figs, or even dried fruit like raisins or cranberries.

Store in an airtight jar or container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks. Keep it dry and cool for ultimate crunch.
You can, though it adds a lovely flavour and boost of nutrition. If omitting, reduce maple syrup slightly and consider adding a bit more cinnamon.
Yes—it’s naturally sweetened, full of good fats and fibre, and free from refined sugar. Just be mindful of nut allergies if packing it in lunchboxes.

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