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Yogi Rolls Out New Granola Crisps, Three New Cereals

Published:07-December-2009

New products said to contain five ancient grains, non-GMO ingredients and MSG


Yogi, a tea company based in Oregon, has rolled out a new snack, Granola Crisps, that it claims to deliver the health of five ancient grains with granola flake.

According to the company, the five Yogi ancient grains namely oats, barley, spelt, amaranth, and quinoa are naturally rich in antioxidants, protein and fiber to sustain energy and promote vitality. Sweetened with natural fruit puree and pure cane juice, Yogi Granola Crisps are available in three flavors: Fresh Strawberry Crunch, Baked Cinnamon Raisin, and Mountain Blueberry Flax.

Guru Hari Khalsa, a Culinary Herbalist at Yogi and creator of the new Granola Crisps, said: “Our bodies thrive on variety. Different textures, flavors and nutritional benefits are essential for our well-being. Unfortunately, in America our diets are predominately corn, wheat and soy, especially in snacks and cereal. To add healthy diversity, we purposefully developed Yogi Granola Crisps with both flavor and nutritious variety in mind.”

Yogi has also introduced three new cereals combining the five ancient grains with ingredients such as Goji berries, dates, green tea and cherries which provide a boost of antioxidants, promoting healthy digestion, supporting the immune system and increasing energy. The threeYogi cereals, which are a combination of flakes, granola crumbles, fruit and nuts, are: Cherry Almond Crunch, Goji Berry Flake & Cluster and Walnut Spice Crunch.

The company asserts that Yogi Granola Crisps and cereals contain only non-GMO ingredients and are made without high fructose corn syrup, MSG, or artificial colors and flavors of any kind. Yogi Granola Crisps and cereals are available in natural food and grocery stores nationwide. They are sold in 10.4oz resealable bags and 12oz boxes.

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