Organic Granola – Super Seeds & Nuts – Honest to Goodness

$18.95
Goodness Organic Grain Free Granola – Super Nuts & Seeds is a paleo-friendly blend with 83% organic nuts and seeds, no grains or dried fruit, lightly sweetened with organic maple syrup, oven baked for crunch, rich in protein and fibre and contains no refined sugar or preservatives.
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Absolutely delicious! I love that it’s both additive-free and organic. My hubby enjoyed it also, and when I went back for a 2nd bowl the packet was almost empty. A good sign that this was well liked by my family. After reviewing Honest to Goodness and their business practices, I was impressed by how deeply their values are embedded throughout the organisation. Their commitment to ethical sourcing, supporting Australian manufacturing, reducing environmental impact, and investing in meaningful community initiatives goes beyond simple statements and is reflected in the way they operate every day. I particularly appreciated their focus on sustainability, from responsible packaging and waste reduction to the way they foster community connections through their Group Goodness buying network.
This granola is packed with all the good stuff and actually keeps you full. I love that it’s mostly nuts and seeds, without relying on dried fruit or loads of added sweeteners. It has a really satisfying crunch, the cinnamon and vanilla are subtle, and it works just as well sprinkled over yoghurt as it does eaten by the handful. It feels like a pantry staple that’s both delicious and genuinely nourishing. Honest to Goodness has been leading the way in organic food for a long time, and it’s clear they’re continuing to evolve. I love that sustainability is considered across the whole business, from supporting organic farming and local manufacturing to working towards Net Zero and encouraging waste-free shopping through their bulk food options. Their community initiatives, particularly Project Timor, show they’re thinking beyond just selling products and genuinely giving back.
The ingredients are so good- love how it all came together, and tasted great as a snack or with yoghurt for something a little more filling. I love the choice of organic, whole food ingredients to make this granola, right down to the use of real vanilla. So nice to have a lack of artificial anything. It’s so delicious, and I loved it as a snack. I enjoyed learning that Honest to Goodness not only chooses organic, but cares about waste and seeks out bulk food options- I’ll certainly be looking for their granola at my local bulk food stores. I love that H2G make it so easy for consumers to buy at wholesale prices via a bulk buying group, reducing both cost and waste, and making an easy option to shop without relying on bigger supermarkets.
Absolutely delicious! I love that it’s both additive-free and organic. My hubby enjoyed it also, and when I went back for a 2nd bowl the packet was almost empty. A good sign that this was well liked by my family. After reviewing Honest to Goodness and their business practices, I was impressed by how deeply their values are embedded throughout the organisation. Their commitment to ethical sourcing, supporting Australian manufacturing, reducing environmental impact, and investing in meaningful community initiatives goes beyond simple statements and is reflected in the way they operate every day. I particularly appreciated their focus on sustainability, from responsible packaging and waste reduction to the way they foster community connections through their Group Goodness buying network.
This granola is packed with all the good stuff and actually keeps you full. I love that it’s mostly nuts and seeds, without relying on dried fruit or loads of added sweeteners. It has a really satisfying crunch, the cinnamon and vanilla are subtle, and it works just as well sprinkled over yoghurt as it does eaten by the handful. It feels like a pantry staple that’s both delicious and genuinely nourishing. Honest to Goodness has been leading the way in organic food for a long time, and it’s clear they’re continuing to evolve. I love that sustainability is considered across the whole business, from supporting organic farming and local manufacturing to working towards Net Zero and encouraging waste-free shopping through their bulk food options. Their community initiatives, particularly Project Timor, show they’re thinking beyond just selling products and genuinely giving back.
The ingredients are so good- love how it all came together, and tasted great as a snack or with yoghurt for something a little more filling. I love the choice of organic, whole food ingredients to make this granola, right down to the use of real vanilla. So nice to have a lack of artificial anything. It’s so delicious, and I loved it as a snack. I enjoyed learning that Honest to Goodness not only chooses organic, but cares about waste and seeks out bulk food options- I’ll certainly be looking for their granola at my local bulk food stores. I love that H2G make it so easy for consumers to buy at wholesale prices via a bulk buying group, reducing both cost and waste, and making an easy option to shop without relying on bigger supermarkets.
Absolutely delicious! I love that it’s both additive-free and organic. My hubby enjoyed it also, and when I went back for a 2nd bowl the packet was almost empty. A good sign that this was well liked by my family. After reviewing Honest to Goodness and their business practices, I was impressed by how deeply their values are embedded throughout the organisation. Their commitment to ethical sourcing, supporting Australian manufacturing, reducing environmental impact, and investing in meaningful community initiatives goes beyond simple statements and is reflected in the way they operate every day. I particularly appreciated their focus on sustainability, from responsible packaging and waste reduction to the way they foster community connections through their Group Goodness buying network.
This granola is packed with all the good stuff and actually keeps you full. I love that it’s mostly nuts and seeds, without relying on dried fruit or loads of added sweeteners. It has a really satisfying crunch, the cinnamon and vanilla are subtle, and it works just as well sprinkled over yoghurt as it does eaten by the handful. It feels like a pantry staple that’s both delicious and genuinely nourishing. Honest to Goodness has been leading the way in organic food for a long time, and it’s clear they’re continuing to evolve. I love that sustainability is considered across the whole business, from supporting organic farming and local manufacturing to working towards Net Zero and encouraging waste-free shopping through their bulk food options. Their community initiatives, particularly Project Timor, show they’re thinking beyond just selling products and genuinely giving back.
The ingredients are so good- love how it all came together, and tasted great as a snack or with yoghurt for something a little more filling. I love the choice of organic, whole food ingredients to make this granola, right down to the use of real vanilla. So nice to have a lack of artificial anything. It’s so delicious, and I loved it as a snack. I enjoyed learning that Honest to Goodness not only chooses organic, but cares about waste and seeks out bulk food options- I’ll certainly be looking for their granola at my local bulk food stores. I love that H2G make it so easy for consumers to buy at wholesale prices via a bulk buying group, reducing both cost and waste, and making an easy option to shop without relying on bigger supermarkets.
Absolutely delicious! I love that it’s both additive-free and organic. My hubby enjoyed it also, and when I went back for a 2nd bowl the packet was almost empty. A good sign that this was well liked by my family. After reviewing Honest to Goodness and their business practices, I was impressed by how deeply their values are embedded throughout the organisation. Their commitment to ethical sourcing, supporting Australian manufacturing, reducing environmental impact, and investing in meaningful community initiatives goes beyond simple statements and is reflected in the way they operate every day. I particularly appreciated their focus on sustainability, from responsible packaging and waste reduction to the way they foster community connections through their Group Goodness buying network.
This granola is packed with all the good stuff and actually keeps you full. I love that it’s mostly nuts and seeds, without relying on dried fruit or loads of added sweeteners. It has a really satisfying crunch, the cinnamon and vanilla are subtle, and it works just as well sprinkled over yoghurt as it does eaten by the handful. It feels like a pantry staple that’s both delicious and genuinely nourishing. Honest to Goodness has been leading the way in organic food for a long time, and it’s clear they’re continuing to evolve. I love that sustainability is considered across the whole business, from supporting organic farming and local manufacturing to working towards Net Zero and encouraging waste-free shopping through their bulk food options. Their community initiatives, particularly Project Timor, show they’re thinking beyond just selling products and genuinely giving back.
The ingredients are so good- love how it all came together, and tasted great as a snack or with yoghurt for something a little more filling. I love the choice of organic, whole food ingredients to make this granola, right down to the use of real vanilla. So nice to have a lack of artificial anything. It’s so delicious, and I loved it as a snack. I enjoyed learning that Honest to Goodness not only chooses organic, but cares about waste and seeks out bulk food options- I’ll certainly be looking for their granola at my local bulk food stores. I love that H2G make it so easy for consumers to buy at wholesale prices via a bulk buying group, reducing both cost and waste, and making an easy option to shop without relying on bigger supermarkets.
Absolutely delicious! I love that it’s both additive-free and organic. My hubby enjoyed it also, and when I went back for a 2nd bowl the packet was almost empty. A good sign that this was well liked by my family. After reviewing Honest to Goodness and their business practices, I was impressed by how deeply their values are embedded throughout the organisation. Their commitment to ethical sourcing, supporting Australian manufacturing, reducing environmental impact, and investing in meaningful community initiatives goes beyond simple statements and is reflected in the way they operate every day. I particularly appreciated their focus on sustainability, from responsible packaging and waste reduction to the way they foster community connections through their Group Goodness buying network.
This granola is packed with all the good stuff and actually keeps you full. I love that it’s mostly nuts and seeds, without relying on dried fruit or loads of added sweeteners. It has a really satisfying crunch, the cinnamon and vanilla are subtle, and it works just as well sprinkled over yoghurt as it does eaten by the handful. It feels like a pantry staple that’s both delicious and genuinely nourishing. Honest to Goodness has been leading the way in organic food for a long time, and it’s clear they’re continuing to evolve. I love that sustainability is considered across the whole business, from supporting organic farming and local manufacturing to working towards Net Zero and encouraging waste-free shopping through their bulk food options. Their community initiatives, particularly Project Timor, show they’re thinking beyond just selling products and genuinely giving back.
The ingredients are so good- love how it all came together, and tasted great as a snack or with yoghurt for something a little more filling. I love the choice of organic, whole food ingredients to make this granola, right down to the use of real vanilla. So nice to have a lack of artificial anything. It’s so delicious, and I loved it as a snack. I enjoyed learning that Honest to Goodness not only chooses organic, but cares about waste and seeks out bulk food options- I’ll certainly be looking for their granola at my local bulk food stores. I love that H2G make it so easy for consumers to buy at wholesale prices via a bulk buying group, reducing both cost and waste, and making an easy option to shop without relying on bigger supermarkets.





















