10 Tasty Ways to Use Grazola
1. Classic Grazola Bowl!
Classics are classic for a reason. Sometimes you just need a big ole bowl of yogurt, topped with heaps of Grazola, seasonal fruit, honey and a finishing touch of Drizzle.
2. Grazola-Stuffed Apples
Think stuffed bell peppers' sweet treat sister! Hollow out the apples and stuff them with a mix of Grazola, honey, and a pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg. Bake until the apples are tender and enjoy!
3. Grazola Flapjacks
Add Grazola directly to the pancake batter for an added crunch. Then top with syrup, fresh fruits, and a sprinkle of more Grazola.
4. Grazola-crusted Chicken Tenders
Ok hear us out...the Grazola is made with Sizzle so it can take the heat. Using Sizzle as a binder, crush Grazola and coat the chicken tenders before baking. The Grazola adds a hint of sweet and crunch to the tendies!
5. Grazola Harvest Salad
Make the perfect harvest salad at home, start with a base of your favorite leafy greens (we prefer arugula for this one), add a grain like quinoa or farro, and then top with sweet potatoes, sunflower seeds, feta, and Grazola! It's like a warm salad hug in a bowl.
6. Grazola Energy Balls
Mix Grazola with your favorite nut butter, honey, and handful of chocolate chips or dried fruits. Roll into bite sized ball and voila: the perfect on-the-go snack!
7. Granola-Dipped Banana Pops
Arrested Development banana shack could never! Dip bananas in greek yogurt, roll them in Grazola, and freeze them. The hardest part about this recipe is trying to resist the urge to eat all the frozen bananas in one sitting.
8. Grazola Sundae
This might seem like a given, but truly this dessert hits the spot everytime. We recommend a vanilla frozen yogurt with raspberries, a dollop of Pistakio, and a hefty Drizzle.
9. Grazola Crusted White Fish
White Fish has a pretty mild flavor, so it's important to jus it up when baking or grilling the fish. We like to hit the fish with some Sizzle, thinly sliced almonds, Grazola, lemon, and parsley!
10. Bowl of Milk and Grazola
Sometimes you just gotta keep it simple. A bowl full of cold milk and Grazola just hits different!