Spoon Granola

We are excited to bring you a selection of four delightful granolas from Spoon Cereals, a UK-based company committed to creating nutritious and delicious granola blends using top-quality ingredients. Discover the perfect granola to suit your taste and dietary preferences:

The Low Sugar One Granola 400g

Ideal for those seeking a nut-free, high-fibre option, The Low Sugar One Granola offers a simple yet wholesome blend that contributes to a healthy gut and a virtuous start to the day.

Dark Choc Zing Granola 400g

For a refreshing twist, try the Dark Choc Zing Granola, which combines decadent dark chocolate with a zesty lime kick. This healthier-than-it-sounds granola is perfect for chocolate milk enthusiasts who want a treat that's nice but not naughty.

Cinnamon & Pecan Granola 400g

Savour the award-winning Cinnamon & Pecan Granola, featuring just nine moreish ingredients, including heart-healthy pecans, crispy coconut, and a sprinkle of aromatic cinnamon.

Apple & Almond Butter Granola 400g

Indulge in the classic flavour combination of apples, almonds, and cinnamon with the Apple & Almond Butter Granola, a contemporary take on a timeless pairing that reflects Spoon's nutty obsession.

Are Spoon Granola Cereals Vegan?

Spoon takes pride in offering vegan-friendly granolas across their entire range.

Are Spoon's Cereals Organic?

Spoon's cereals are not organic. However, they source the finest ingredient suppliers and ensure their recipes are gluten-free and vegan. Some organic ingredients are used in specific cereals when they are the best option.

What Type Of Sugars Does Spoon Use In Their Granolas?

Spoon utilises maple syrup and date syrup to naturally sweeten their cereals. For The Low Sugar One, chicory fibre is used (in addition to maple syrup).

Is Spoon's Packaging Recyclable?

Yes, Spoon's packaging is fully recyclable! It consists of an outer cardboard box with recyclable inner bag linings. Spoon is committed to finding the most environmentally responsible packaging solutions, prioritising long-term consequences over cost.