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Granola
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Granola
A popular term for a person who is earthy, extremely health-conscious, and obsessive about natural food
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It seems like everywhere you look in popular culture the granola bar is heralded as being associated closely with health food (and hippies I guess but that is beside the point).
3 Healthy Foods You Must Avoid if You Want to Burn Fat by John Reid / Food/cooking/nutrition community
YOUR BEST BETS: * Kashi or Health Valley granola bars * Cereal * Baby carrots and hummus * Bananas and fresh fruit (top it with peanut butter) * Trail mix * Dried fruit and nuts * Lightly salted pretzels (dip them in spicy mustard for a kick) * Applesauce * Cheese sticks * Triscuits or other whole grain crackers * Yogurt [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
Smart snacking: what to munch on during a marathon weekend of ... by Feller, Alison / Dance Magazine
and know the Quaker[R] Chewy Granola Bars are on their way, and .
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