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Purely Elizabeth sent me a pack of their ancient grain oatmeal and Pumpkin fig ancient grain granola to review. The package was beautifully packed with care and smelled wonderful. All of the Purely Elizabeth products are certified gluten-free, organic, vegan, non gmo. They are also refined sugar free, use ancient grains, use nutrient dense ingredients and are simple and delicious.

The ancient grain oatmeal is quick cooking, made with organic gluten-free oats, quinoa, amaranth flax, hemp and chia, infused with superfoods for a healthy spin on a breakfast classic. With 7g of protein, 5g of fiber and 460mg of omega-3 fatty acids, no added sugar, each bite packs a powerful punch and a deliciously satisfying flavor. 


 
The Pumpkin fig Granola has quinoa, an ancient grain considered a complete protein; amaranth, high in b vitamins; chia seeds- providing excellent sources of omega-3 fatty acids, fiber and antioxidants; 



I made the Ancient grain Oatmeal according to instructions and added a pinch of saffron and cardamom so it reminded me of Indian kheer (pictured below) . And the verdict. Ah. I still dont like oatmeal. 

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Hi, I'm Richa! I create flavorful plant based recipes that are inspired by my Indian upbringing, including many gluten-free, soy-free, and oil-free options.

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89 Comments

  1. Portia says:

    Pumpkin Fig.

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  2. Lucy Lopez says:

    I want to try the pumpkin fig granola.

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  3. rebecca sangiacomo says:

    love the original. if im not making my own homemade granola, this is the only one I buy. I also got my mom eating it {loves the cranberry}

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  4. Ann Paquette-Lukens says:

    I LOVE pumpkin fig!!!!

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  5. Christina Badaracco says:

    Pumpkin and fig are two of my favorite fruits, and I love finding new recipes to use them. So this granola would naturally be my new favorite!

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  6. Laura says:

    Cranberry Pecan! Runner up: Pumpkin Fig lol

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  7. Anonymous says:

    Cranberry Pecan Sounds great!

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  8. Howell says:

    I think blueberry hemp would be my favorite.

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  9. Eugenie says:

    Cranberry Pecan is my favorite.

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  10. anitha kuppuswamy says:

    The ancient grain oatmeal sounds good

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