have been to asda today, it scans for £1... they have also meridan cashew butter (same 170g jar) for £1

My pleasure. Most porridge oats are ready rolled, so they don't need cooking. It's a personal choice, but I find it gives the granola an earthier flavour and compliments the other ingredients.

Nice one thanks. I noticed similar recipes actually oven cook the mixture and I'm wondering why yours doesn't need that. Could it taste better still?

shelves already cleared in 2 of my nearest Asda stores....:neutral_face:.too good a deal to be missed :disappointed:

Certainly. It's just a simple low fat recipe, hence the reason I like the natural Meridian range. 1/4 cup of honey, 1/4 cup of almond butter, 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract, 1 3/4 cups of oats, 1/2 a cup of dried cranberries. Heat the honey and almond butter in a saucepan until it's melted and creamy. Stir in the vanilla. Pour into a bowl with the oats and cranberries. Stir until everything's coated. Press the mixture firmly into a non stick tin or baking pan. Let it cool for a few hours then cut into 16 even bars. You can keep them this way or squeeze the bars into round granola bites. Store in a sealed container. Job done.

I was really excited about this deal and I went to my local Asda today only to check if they have it there....Unfortunately, I could only see the price £1 Reduced to Clear and everything was already gone :disappointed: I was **** off as I am a huge fan of peanut butter and I really wanted to try almond butter but it's way too expensive! Especially, for a student on a tight budget, with no job and parents' financial support :/ ugh....Life..

Just seen loads of these in the Swanley branch

£3.98 in Asda Bournemouth. :disappointed:

Excellent price, off to stock up. Thanks for posting :smiley:

Excellent for making granola. Nice spot OP.

good find op, heat added