About Nature’s Hand :
It took on many different forms and flavors in the decades that followed, and really blossomed in the 1960’s when the addition of fruits and nuts made it a delicious and nutritious way to snack.
The first batch of Nature’s Hand was baked in 1971 using a homemade recipe carefully crafted by German-born immigrants in Burnsville, Minnesota. Their sweet, hearty granola was a hit – fast becoming a favorite of friends and family. So they decided to share their homemade recipe with the public and Nature’s Hand Granola was born.
The first bags of Nature’s Hand Granola weren’t easy to find, carried exclusively by specialty grocers and health food retailers. But word traveled fast, and as people discovered its many uses from baking to snacking to cereal mixer, Nature’s Hand Granola started popping up on more and more shelves across the upper Midwest…and beyond.
Today, we still use the same quality ingredients, the same popular recipe, and the same oven-baked process people have been enjoying since 1971. We’ve even added a few new flavors because different people have different tastes.
Nature’s Hand is a great-tasting granola the whole family can love – however you choose to love it – and it’s made right here in the U.S.A.
Nature’s Hand Granola is made in the USA and is priced around $4.99 a bag or a case of 12 (you pick the flavors) for $53.89. Each bag offers approx. 13 servings. Currently Nature’s Hand is only avilable to purchase in six states: Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, & Wisconsin. However, it can be purchased online at Nature’s Hand Granola
Baking with Nature’s Own granola adds texture and variety to recipes. One of our favorites is their recipe for Chewy Granola Cookies. They are delicious! You can find even more nummy recipes by visiting the Granola Recipes page on their website!
I received Nature’s Own Granola in order to facilitate an honest review. No other compensation was received. The opinions, where expressed, are my own and were in no way influenced by the sponsor. Others experience may vary.