We literally make tonnes of granola each week and here we show how easy, accessible and delicious it is to make. The basic framework for granola that we follow is 50% oats of choice, 10% sweetener, 10% fat of choice, 10% nuts, 10% seeds and 10% dried fruit. Here we make it in an instant brand airfryer, we find them brilliant. Link here to get 15% off with the code: HAPPY

Healthier Granola in an airfryer

We love Granola!! We literally make tons of it every week to sell across Ireland and beyond. This is a really tasty crunchy granola that you can make in your air fryer. It goes great on porridge, on its own with your non-dairy milk of choice or yoghurt of your choice, or else have it as a healthy snack. Store in an airtight container and it will easily last for up to 6 months.

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250 g Jumbo oats
50 ml Maple syrup
50 g Coconut oil or other neutral tasting oil such as sunflower
Pinch of salt
25 g Dried mango
10 g Dessicated coconut
25 g Goji
40 g Cashews
10 g Flaked almond
10 g Sunflower seeds
40 g Pumpkin seeds

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Method
Preheat the oven to 160℃.
Melt the coconut oil by putting in a small pot on a medium heat till melted (about 3 minutes).
In a large bowl, mix all the dry ingredients together – oat flakes, nuts, seeds, desiccated coconut with a tiny pinch of salt. Make sure to leave the dried fruit as they will be mixed at the very end once the granola is cool. If you prefer to eat your nuts raw, then leave them aside with your dried fruit, otherwise include them for a crunchier more flavourful nut.
In a separate bowl/jug, mix the wet ingredients – the maple syrup and the oil together into a wet mix.
Add the wet mix into the dry mix bowl and mix thoroughly so that each flake, nut and seed gets an even coating.
Transfer the mix to the air fryer basket and spread it out evenly in a thin layer. (If it is not spread out evenly it will steam as well as bake and result in some soft and some crunchy bits in your granola).
Put basket in air fryer and cook for 20 minutes in the preheated air fryer at 180C.
While your granola is baking in the oven, get your dried fruit ready in a bowl. If you are using the dried mango you will need to cut it with a scissors/knife into bite size pieces.
Once the granola is baked, leave it to cool for 20 minutes. Then add the dried fruit and mix.
Once properly cooled, store in an airtight container for up to 6 months.

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