Hey guys, Happy Monday and Happy Thanksgiving week! Raise your hand if you’re in favor of three-day work weeks year-round
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Any big Thanksgiving plans? Actually, any big Thanksgiving recipe plans? Share ‘em if you’ve got ‘em! I’m still trying to think of some interesting things to make, so I need some inspiration…
Complete change of subject, but, let’s talk peanut butter. I love it. I’m pretty sure I can’t go a day without it, actually. I’ve tried other nut butters out there — almond, cashew, even sunflower seed, but if you ask me, nothing compares to good old peanut butter.
Did you know November is National Peanut Butter Lovers’ Month? That’s right, a whole month dedicated to peanut butter. When the National Peanut Board asked if I’d like to do a guest blog post to celebrate the occasion, I jumped at the opportunity. I also told them they really should think about making every month national PB lovers’ month, but we’ll have to wait and see about that.
A guest blog post wouldn’t be anything without a recipe, right? So I baked a batch of maple spice peanut butter granola to share with all the peanut butter lovers out there. It’s perfect for this time of year — warm spices with a hint of maple flavor. And none of that granola flakes business, but lots of big granola chunks instead. I recommend it with yogurt or on top of oatmeal. Or just by the handful because let’s face it, a handful of granola is like lettuce during the holiday season… no calorie left behind.
Nutty, spiced crunchy granola subtly sweetened by maple syrup. Makes about 2 1/4 cups Prep time: 5 minutes Cook time: 30 minutes Heat the oven to 325 degrees F.
















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Love the maple syrup + pb combo!
I LOVE PB myself, #1 pregnancy craving. Makes my belly happy, this looks super good and healthy
Maple syrup…peanut butter….spices…HELLO wonderful!
That granola looks soo good!
Thanks for yet again another great recipe
It’s national peanut butter loving month? I need to eat more peanut butter and try this recipe!
Haha! I like that No calorie left behind. That will certainly be me tomorrow. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
The granola looks absolutely amazing!!!! I’m most definitely going to go pick up the ingredients I don’t have at the store today to make this. By the way, absolutely lovelovelove your blog!
pinning this! love peanut butter & maple together. i bet this would be yummy with almond butter too!