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	Granola is a popular breakfast food and snack that typically consists of rolled oats, nuts, seeds, and dried fruits that are mixed together and baked until crisp. It is often served with milk, yogurt, or fruit, and can also be used as a topping for desserts or added to trail mix.

	Granola is a popular [[breakfast food]] and [[snack]] that typically consists of [[rolled oats]], [[nuts]] such as [[almonds]], [[pecans]], or [[walnuts]], [[seeds]] such as [[pumpkin]] or [[sunflower seeds]], and [[dried fruits]] such as [[raisins]], [[cranberries]], or [[apricots]]. Some recipes may also include sweeteners such as [[honey]], [[maple syrup]], or [[brown sugar]], as well as spices such as [[cinnamon]] or [[nutmeg]].		Granola is a popular [[breakfast food]] and [[snack]] that typically consists of [[rolled oats]], [[nuts]] such as [[almonds]], [[pecans]], or [[walnuts]], [[seeds]] such as [[pumpkin]] or [[sunflower seeds]], and [[dried fruits]] such as [[raisins]], [[cranberries]], or [[apricots]]. Some recipes may also include sweeteners such as [[honey]], [[maple syrup]], or [[brown sugar]], as well as spices such as [[cinnamon]] or [[nutmeg]].