The perfect start to a REAL good day.
Our gluten-free granolas are not another overly sweet brown cluster disguised as breakfast. Nope! We subtly sweetened ours with dates & maple syrup and amped it with upcycled oat protein.* Brightened with crispy freeze-dried fruits, it’s 100% real … delicious!
Meet our Good Day mix—a craveworthy peanut buttery chocolate banana granola. Top your yogurt, serve with milk, or eat it straight outta the bag.
*3X less sugar and 2X more protein compared to leading granolas.
Overall rating: 4.95 / 5 from 20 reviews.
Review topics: ["granola","carb"].
"We’ve been eating this granola with almond milk for breakfast everyday for almost 6 months and I still look forward to it every morning! The only thing I could do without are the chia seeds — we’re always left with too many at the bottom of the bag and they make the last bowl mushy and unpalatable. It doesn’t keep us from buying it though because it is just so delicious!"
"Life granola. Love that it is sweetened by maple syrup and dates and added sugar is 3g, significantly lower than most granolas. Flavor combo is amazing! I first tried this at Costco and they don’t have it regularly enough so I will be ordering from the Seven Sundays website. Thank you for making food that feels indulgent but is healthy and sustainable."
"This has become my favorite cereal. I like its flavor and the fact that it’s low in added sugar, I hope it will soon be sold locally."
"This product is almost addicting."
"I LOVE this granola. So yummy and satisfies my chocolate craving with the subtle chocolate chips."
"Good Day Gluten-Free Granola is perfect mixed in with some yogurt and your favorite fruit sliced up fresh!! It might be Gluten-free but definitely not flavor free… it sports the perfect combination of everything you crave for a Good Day !!!"
"Best granola I've ever tasted. Maybe the healthiest too."
"So delicious! In these challenging times we are happy to support a Minneapolis-based business, too. A win-win!"
"Best cereal"
"So good!"
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