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From: Sweet Home Farm


Like their other cereals, this Sweet Home Farm brand of granola comes in a milk carton style container. According to the package, it is "100% natural granola... (and a) great value... (that provides) 4g fiber (per serving)." As its name implies, it has a decent amount of sliced almonds and is sweetened, in part, with honey.

The first three ingredients listed on the side panel are whole rolled oat, milled cane sugar and whole rolled wheat.

Company Description: Sweet Home Farm is a division of Golden Temple of Oregon, Inc., a company started by a community of Sikhs in 1972. In addition to the granolas produced by this division, Golden Temple also produces other cereals through their Peace Cereal Division. Other products under the Golden Temple umbrella include Yogi Tea, Wha Guru Chew, Soothing Touch and Herbal Gems... Read on and see all cereals from Sweet Home Farm

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Overall Average Rating = 3 (out of 5)

By CactusHeart

Cereal Rating (out of 5):

Dressed up oats. Don't get me wrong, it's tasty... But to me, if it's not packed with crunchy clusters, it ain't granola, it's just flavored oats. And this cereal, in fact just about any granola from this brand (those I've tried anyway)are seriously "cluster-challenged". It has a fair amount of nuts, though.

Comment submitted: 9/25/2009 (#637)