Sweet Home Farm Maple Pecan Granola, 20.5-Ounce Cartons (Pack of 4)

This product always delivers: tasty and crunchy without being too hard or overly sweet like some granolas. The maple flavor is subtle and the toasted pecans add nuttiness.

Since I eat granola with my yogurt practically every day of the week, I saw the Sweet Home Farm Maple Pecan granola in a milk carton type container placed beside my usual brand (Udis) granola in the supermarket and decided to give the Sweet Home Farm brand a try. The picture on the front of the carton shows a spoonful of the granola with three whole pecans in the spoonful along with the granola and five additional whole pecans surrounding the spoonful. I really enjoy pecans along with my yogurt so I was anxious to taste this product. Much to my disappointment, when I opened the package and poured out a serving, I didn't see a single pecan, so I dumped out the entire contents of the carton and discovered three fragments of a pecan in the entire container! I seriously think this is an ethical issue where truth in advertising comes into play. We as consumers should not be disillusioned by an image of a spoonful of granola with whole pecans if there is absolutely zero chance that the contents that their product contain whole pecans. Regarding the granola itself, since I prefer a more chewy, hearty granola with substance, the Sweet Home Farm granola tasted light, crunchy and airy, so I will not be purchasing this product again, as I feel scammed by the unethical picture and name on this product.

The pack of this granola has a picture with pecans. I have eaten 1/3 of the pack and I have gotten 1/2 of pecan so far. It is upsetting that companies have so little respect for their consumers. The granola does taste like maple, and if it had more pecans it would be a good granola.

The flavor is remarkably bland and is far and away the "dullest" granola I've every consumed - regardless of brand. Stays crunchy in milk and as a subscribe and save option it's a pretty good deal, but I wouldn't buy it again.

I really liked the flavor of the granola. The milk carton shape is really nice, because you don't have to worry about a plastic bag. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it is really sugary tasting.

this granola is great as a snack or a quick breakfast. it has just the right amount of whole grains and sweetness to trick me into thinking it's healthy. we always keep this on hand in my house.

I highly regret paying almost $6 for this at my local grocery store. The high cost was justified by the fact that I thought I was getting a premium product with at least as many pecans as pictured on the box. I didn't think anything of the fact that I had only seen 1/2 of one pecan when the carton was nearly half empty, as I assumed that the rest of the pecans had settled to the bottom. Unfortunately the pecans never surfaced. They simply were not there. I counted 3 pecans in the entire carton and that is being generous. It's more like 2. It's hard to tell, as they were fragments, so altogether they would comprise maybe about 2 pecans. That's not acceptable for a product that was almost $6. Buyer beware. This was a huge rip off.

Just two things:First of all, this stuff tastes really good! The granola I normally would get is Bare Naked from the local store, and I would say the Sweet Home Farm stuff is better.And the other thing I would point out is that it does seem to over-represent the amount of pecans in the box. It's not like I was expecting a ton of the pecans, but I see other people mention this in the reviews and it's a fair criticism. A random scoop certainly looks nothing like what is portrayed on the box.I'll be buying this stuff again.