granola
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- noun
- /ɡrəˈnoʊlə/
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granola
- In the morning, Sandra brought her father a cup of herb tea and a bowl of granola.
- granola bar
So I'll do either that or yogurt granola with some berries and honey.
- So I'll do either that or yogurt granola with some berries and honey.
- I'm trying to lay off the carbs, but yeah, I got yogurt, granola, berries, fruit.
- We're gonna make a granola bowl with blueberries, strawberries, some eggs.
- Yesterday I had an idea that I want to have some granola.
- Oh yeah, it's like crunchy BBQ tasting corn chocolate banana granola bites.
- I bought a pint of heavy cream from Whole Foods and a big box of granola and I just, I tuck straight in really.
Examples
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When I got home yesterday, my brothers had eaten every granola bar in the box.
Fiction book (1998) -
Enjoy your granola bars, boys.
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I spent $3 on that granola bar.
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Also, most granola today is packed with sugar.
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Um, I think we have some granola bars in the Van.
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I would like fruit, yogurt, and a little bit of granola for my breakfast.
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I recommend the granola parfait.
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The host brings me granola for breakfast and a damp facecloth.
Fiction book (1999) -
Next, add a layer of fruit, a layer of granola, and a layer of your yogurt mixture.
Blog text (12) -
For breakfast, I would like some yogurt topped with granola and fresh berries.
Synonyms
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A food made from grains that you eat with milk for breakfast
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Food people usually eat in the morning, like cereal or eggs
A crisp cereal made from oats and nuts
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Etymology
Granola comes from an old word granula that means 'small grain'. Early granola was made by baking clusters of oats, nuts, and fruit, so the name fits the crunchy cereal snack.