Granola, does anyone make their own?

I haven't for a long time but used to. I should again. I usually just used things like nuts, seeds, oats (fruit is optional, if you want dried fruit). You could add coconut too. I just toasted it in the oven. I've seen some recipes use oil. I think I'd try to do it without that now. Maple syrup or honey for a bit of sweetening, though you could skip that. I guess fruit concentrate or juice could be used for sweetening too. You can experiment and see what you like. Custom granola.

I have so often recommended this YouTube channel, and just this week they had a Granola recipe. I would leave out the chocolate, though. Sorry to anyone who has seen me recommend them before, but I do love watching them bake every week.

youtu.be/5BbyFaIPgBQ

Oh my, Jacky B - that looks delicious. Once I'm released from house arrest( have covid), I shall try it. Thank you. Leave out the chocolate? Are you mad?

I make my own.
About 100grms rolled oats
A good handful of mixed seeds.
A few nuts.
A squirt of maple syrup or spoonful of honey.
Mix with hands
Spread on baking tray at gas 4
Five minutes, toss, another 5, toss again, final five minutes.
When cool add dried fruit and more nuts.

Thanks all ?

To try and keep healthy I make a mixture of seeds nuts and dried fruit to top fruit and yogurt.
Including
Chia seeds, Pumpkin seeds, Sesame seeds, Sunflower seeds, Flax seeds and Linseeds. I quite like dried Goji berries or any dried fruit and chopped nuts.

Oops saw Granola and thought what a great user name ?