KIND Healthy Grains Granola
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Whole-grain cluster granola with five grains (oats, millet, buckwheat, amaranth and quinoa), honey and toasted coconut. Labeled gluten free. Contains coconut.
KIND's Healthy Grains granola is cluster-forward — the maker describes 100% whole-grain clusters made with five grains (oats, millet, buckwheat, amaranth and quinoa) plus honey and toasted coconut, and labels it gluten free and low in sodium. The multi-grain base gives more grain variety than single-grain oat granolas, and the cluster format is what KIND suggests for sprinkling on yogurt, cereal or smoothie bowls. The maker states 5 g of fat per serving and calls it a good source of fiber, but its full Nutrition Facts panel could not be confirmed from KIND's own page in October 2026, and retailer listings disagree on the serving size, so the per-calorie rows in the table show “—”. Retailer copies of the label list coconut as an allergen and a may-contain statement for peanuts, tree nuts, soy and sesame. Choose it if you want a gluten-free, multi-grain cluster granola for toppings.
Pros
- Cluster format the maker recommends for yogurt, cereal and smoothie bowls
- Oats, millet, buckwheat, amaranth and quinoa — 100% whole-grain clusters, per the maker
- Labeled gluten free
Cons
- Full Nutrition Facts could not be confirmed from the maker's page; contains coconut
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