Dark Choco Granola

Size	400 g Clear

Nutritional Characteristics

LOW FAT

HIGH CARB

FIBRE

ENERGETICO

Description
INGREDIENTS AND NUTRITIONAL VALUES

Description

✓ Natural Sweeteners
✓ Energy Boost
✓ Rich in Vegetable Protein

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Its name makes everything clear: the main character of this granola is chocolate. We at Makadamia together with our Belgian partners have chosen to combine it with walnuts and oven-roasted almonds, for an extremely crunchy and strong result!

This granola is perfect for those who love strong, bold flavors: the dark base made up of Choco Choc Granola is enriched by 90% Modica IGP Chocolate Chips, for an extra chocolaty result.

Oven-roasted walnuts and almonds, on the other hand, help to reinforce the crunchy effect and provide the vegetable protein and good fats, perfect for starting the day with the right charge or for an energy boost during breaks!

But Dark Choco Granola is not just a treat for the palate: it is also a great source of energy and nutrition. Almonds are packed with Vitamin E and Vitamin B2, while walnuts are one of the foods with the highest amounts of Omega 3 and Omega 6, good fats essential for reducing bad cholesterol.

CHOCO CHOC GRANOLA

62,5% in the mix

Unlike other granola on the market, we chose not to overdo the sweetness: our goal was to create a tasty and healthy product thanks to a low amount of agave syrup, a natural sweetener with a very low glycemic index!

90% IGP Modica Chocolate Chips

12,5% in the mix

Why IGP Modica Chocolate?

It only consists of cocoa mass (i.e. ground cocoa beans) and contains only the butter that is naturally present in cocoa beans.

It never contains milk or lactose, which is another fat-bearing ingredient.
Only organic cane sugar is added to the fine cacao.

This makes it lower in calories than normal chocolate.

The real secret is cold working:

● It does not melt the sugar inside, leaving the chocolate with a grainy texture.

● It preserves the organoleptic and nutritional properties of cocoa, leaving higher percentages of flavonoids.

WALNUTS

12,5% nel mix

ALMONDS

12,5% in the mix

On its own, in milk or yogurt: our Dark Choco Granola can be eaten on its own to enjoy its flavor at its fullest, or combined with milk or yogurt for a complete breakfast or snack!

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Recommended pairing: our Dark Choco Granola matches nicely with our 100% Peanut Butter: seeing is believing!

With our 100% Butters, however, you are spoiled for choice. Just pick your favorite! 👇

100% Mediterranean Pistachio Butter

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100% Ivorian Cashew Butter

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100% Argentine Peanut Butter

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100% American Pecan Nuts Butter

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100% Sicilian Almond Butter

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100% Italian Hazelnut Butter

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HOW TO EAT IT 🥣

With YOGURT

Have you ever tried it with yogurt? It is the perfect combo for your morning or afternoon snack.

With MILK

Have you ever tried it with milk? It is the perfect combo for your breakfast.

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All of our granolas have been developed together with a highly specialized Belgian baking atelier.

Do you have doubts about when it is best to consume your snack or in what portions? Or do you have other questions? Have a look at the FAQ below.

Did you know that together we can protect the environment?
We have chosen to work with a short supply chain, which guarantees fresh, quality products and saves CO2.
Our packaging is 100% compostable: once you have finished your mix you can throw it straight into the organic bin.

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INGREDIENTS AND NUTRITIONAL VALUES

Nutrition Declaration.
Average values per 100 g of product.

Ingredients: Gluten-free OATS (35%), buckwheat, 90% Modica IGP Chocolate Chips (90% cocoa mass, Sugar) (13%), NUTS, ALMOND, agave syrup, sunflower oil, sunflower seeds, dark chocolate (5%) (cocoa mass, cane sugar, emulsifier: SOYE LECITIN), cocoa powder, salt.

Energy: 2082.8KJ – 500kcal
Fats: 31.9g of which saturated fatty acids: 6.9g
Carbohydrates: 37.8g of which sugars: 8.5g
Fiber: 8.7g – Protein: 12.8g – Salt: 0.1g

Frequently asked questions and tips

Are the cereal flakes and nuts and dehydrated fruits all mixed together?

Yes, all the ingredients are mixed inside the bag and should be used together to make porridge, either cold or hot, respecting the quantities.

Can your porridge be prepared in a cold (overnight) version?

Absolutely, even in its cold version. You can find the recipe and process in the product sheet.

Does porridge contain gluten?

Being composed of grains, porridge contains or may contain gluten. contains gluten?

Does your fruit contain preservatives or additives?

All of our products are Natural. They contain no preservatives or additives. Our Dried Fruit is never fried. Our Dehydrated Fruit contains no added sugars but only the natural sugars of the fruit.

At what times of the day is porridge best?

Oatmeal is rich in nutrients, complex carbohydrates and gives a lot of energy, which is why it is perfect for breakfast or as a post-workout afternoon snack.

Why is it called porridge?

The term Porridge comes from the English word “pottage,” which means soup or soup. However, the dish itself is far older than its name!

Fun fact: Being a humble but very nutritious dish, porridge was served for breakfast to soldiers during World War II. The story goes that one would recognize an English soldier from a Scottish one depending on the habit of eating porridge: the former in its sweet version, the latter in its savory version.