Our easy to make, nutritious granola bar recipe is one that you can feel good about eating. It features natural ingredients, like Stakich Bee Pollen and Raw Honey, so you know you're putting the best foods into your body.
We even wrote a blog post about why we love adding Stakich Bee Pollen into our favorite recipes that you can read here.
Combine all ingredients, except bee pollen, in large bowl. Using your hands to mix the coconut oil throughout the mixture.
Spread in thin layer on cookie sheet.
Cook for 15 minutes, then "toss" the granola on the cookie sheet.
Cook for an additional 15 minutes, making sure not to burn.
Once removed from oven, allow to cool slightly before adding bee pollen as high heat will denature it. Store in an airtight container.
Yields approximately 12 granola bars. Also works well as a loose granola recipe. Stick in the fridge for a longer shelf life. Share with loved ones and enjoy!
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