Healthy Eggnog Granola!

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Granola and eggnog, the two things I can’t get enough of. Granola eggnog? Now that is what I’m talking about!

I love making my own granola to throw on top of my yogurt in the mornings. Store bought granola is usually loaded in sugar. I took my normal granola recipe and made some swaps to incorporate eggnog! I plan on making an extra batch to bring home for Christmas.

The recipe is extremely healthy! All kinds of healthy fats, protein, and fiber! I love feel good, taste good foods.

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Ingredients: *2 Cups Trail Mix (Mine was the weight watchers blend) *2 Cups Quick Oats, *2 Tbsp Ground Cinnamon, *1 1/2 Cups Eggnog, *3 Tbsp Coconut Oil, *1 Cup Steel Cut Oats, *4 Tbsps Chia Seeds, *2 Packets Stevia (Or 3 Tbsp Honey), *1/4 Cup Almond Flour, *4 Tbsp Brown Sugar.

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Add ground cinnamon and trail mix to a large mixing bowl.

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Add the almond flour and chia seeds to the bowl.

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Add the brown sugar. (unpacked)

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Give the ingredients a good stir!

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Melt the coconut oil. Stir the melted coconut oil and 1/2 cup of eggnog together.

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Add the oil and eggnog to the bowl. (make sure you leave 1 cup of the eggnog aside)

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Let the mixture soak up the eggnog and oil for about five minutes. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees.

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Give the coated trail mix one last stir.

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Add the oats to the bowl.

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If you do not have steel cut oats, you can replace them with regular quick oats.

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Mix the oats in with the trail mix until blended well.

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Add the remaining eggnog to the mixing bowl and stir.

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Add the Stevia or honey.

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Add granola to a greased baking sheet.

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Spread out with a spatula.

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Bake on 300 for 30 minutes. Every 5-7 minutes, take the spatula and move the granola around. Let the granola continue to cook in to over for an hour at 220 degrees. Continue to stir the granola around.

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Everyone’s oven cooks differently; so if your granola starts to harden, turn off the oven and let the granola sit for a while.

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And learn from my mistake…use both hands when removing the granola from the oven.

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Nutrition Per Serving (15 Servings) Serving Size 1/4 Cup.

Calories 160, 13 g Carbs, 10 g Fat, 5 g Protein, 3 g Fiber, 7 g Sugar

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  1. What can I use instead of eggnog? It’s now Feb. and can’t find it anywhere.
    Thank you.
    Angela