Granarly reviews and discussion

This is the cutest bag of granola ever and is perfect for making gift bags, especially for college students. This yummy granola is good to eat on its own or you can use it as a topping for yogurt. It has caffeine for a little boost of energy, but there are also other flavors if you don’t want that. This is one of my favorite new finds and it’s also a woman owned business. Try it for yourself!

The Mardi Pardi granola is full of huge clusters of granola and doesn't skimp on the raisins or cinnamon either. I also like that it's on the healthier spectrum of granolas which can often hide a ton of added sugar.

We had the Mardi party one with the whisky, and the flavors are so complex! I would absolutely buy this again. It totally had a cheesecake undertone, and the clusters were nice and large, perfect for snacking on.

Fun packaging and cool flavors. I found this on Target's website. I tried the OG. It's a bit sweet so I tend to have this as a snack. Nice crunch and definitely good with yogurt. Definitely need to give the Mardi Gras a try, got to love the king cake on the packaging

I absolutely love Granola and eat it all of the time, whether on its own, sprinkled over yogurt, mixed in with oatmeal or even as a topping on ice cream. I can never keep enough of this stuff stocked in my cupboard. So when I saw this Mardi Pardi Granola by Granarly with its fun packaging I knew I had to give it a try. I must admit I was a bit skeptical about the Whiskey and Cream Cheese flavors, but since I am a big fan of King Cake I had high hopes for this stuff. And it did not disappoint. The crunchy, yet chewy texture was outstanding and the fact that it is vegan and allergen free is an additional bonus. Needless to say this granola too did not last long in my house!!

Loved this granola very different from what I have had in the past. It has whiskey baked granola with notes of cream cheese & cinnamon and is gluten free, 8g sugar and only 140 calories per serving. Great for snacking on the go or at home or use it on plain greek yogurt which is what I did.