
Bob's Red Mill Granola Cranberry Almond
What You Should Know
Bob's Red Mill Granola Cranberry Almond arrives on shelves as a familiar entry in the cereal/granola aisle and the natural foods or breakfast section, often displayed near other mueslis, granolas, bulk oats and baking flours. You’re most likely to spot it alongside nutty mixes, dried fruit, and yogurt toppings rather than next to sugary kids’ cereals. It fits into morning routines and casual snacking — spooned over yogurt or milk for weekday breakfasts, packed as a crunchy snack for road trips, or scattered on smoothie bowls for weekend brunch. Bob’s Red Mill positions itself as a heritage, whole-grain brand that appeals to health-conscious shoppers, home bakers, and families who value recognizable ingredients and “real food” cues; marketing leans on authenticity, artisanal milling roots, and ingredient transparency rather than flashy kid-oriented mascots. The front label highlights whole grain oats, almonds and cranberries, creating a natural health halo, though this particular product does not carry an organic badge. On-pack language emphasizes simple ingredients and real fruit while avoiding cartoonish designs — it reads as grown-up and pantry-friendly. Processing context: this is a commercially prepared granola made from whole ingredients with added sweeteners and oils and standard preservation measures. Sensory: expect clusters of toasted oats with a crunchy-chewy texture, chewy candied cranberries, crunchy almond and pumpkin seed bits, and a warm maple-brown-sugar sweetness with coconut oil mouthfeel. Packaging is a small 11-oz retail package intended for repeated scooping or spooning into bowls, and the ritual is one of quick, textured breakfasts or grab-and-go nibbles from a pantry jar.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Whole, Grain, Oats,, Maple, Syrup,, Cranberries, (Cranberries,, Sugar,, Sunflower, Oil),, Coconut, Oil,, Brown, Sugar,, Almonds,, Pumpkin, Seeds,, Coconut,, Salt,, Vanilla, Extract, (Water,, Cane, Sugar, Alcohol,, Vanilla, Bean, Extractives),, Mixed, Tocopherols, (Antioxidant)..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •sunflower oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Processed Food
Why this score?
Made mainly from whole ingredients (oats, nuts, seeds, fruit) but contains added sweeteners, oils and a preservative (mixed tocopherols) from commercial processing, placing it in the processed foods category (NOVA 3).
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Common Questions about Bob's Red Mill Granola Cranberry Almond
That's a loaded question! Bob's Granola is made with wholesome ingredients like whole grain oats and almonds, which can be a good source of energy and nutrients. However, it does contain added sugars (7g per serving), so if you're watching your sugar intake, it's worth considering how this fits into your overall diet.
