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Clusters Rule

Welcome, June.

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One of my favorite months!!! Simple. Warm. Festive.

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I did not sleep well last night at all – I tossed and turned. I think really I was just too excited to get up and eat Lynda’s Granola.

Pablo and Lynda shared the recipe for the most delicious and addicting granola ever with us. Because we don’t have a Lynda at our store, we’re 99% sure we’re going to call it Cville Cluster! Because it’s all about the clusters..

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I piled a bunch on top of a cup of greek yogurt and a banana and topped it off with a dollop of Smucker’s Natural.

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I promise there is yogurt underneath!

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It’s an early start for me – headed in to the bakery on my bike. Hope I make it!

It might be dark by the time I get back home! But I’ll see you at lunch.

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  10. Nicole says

    I had the same exact breakfast, sub blueberries for the bananas. Granola clusters are the best- our bag from the Farmers Market has all huge chunks in it… its like eating cookies.

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  11. Angela @ Eat Spin Run Repeat says

    I love granola clusters too – especially the Nature’s Path Ancient Grains granola ones! June is one of my favourite months as well. Even thought it’s hoooooooottttt, I’m not complaining because it seems like it took spring/summer forever to get here!

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  20. Katie says

    Are you sure you can’t share the recipe? My kids and I have almost polished off our last 3 batches of granola. They love making (and eating) it! Also, 4 1/2 year old son needs the address of your Great Harvest so he “knows how to find it”. My kids are ready to pack up and come visit but it’s a long drive from Nebraska. Meanwhile, we make frequent trips to our local GH (DD wanted to know if they were open Memorial Day). Enjoy your day at the bakery. Everything looks wonderful, a result of all of your hard work. Thanks for brightening up my mornings with your posts.

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      • Mary Frances says

        I guess that is why when I was trying to click on the blue highlighted name of ‘Cville Cluster’ it did not take me to the Recipage link with the recipe–thought something was wrong with my computer. Guess I’m not the only one who was hoping to get the recipe…hope it is a big seller for you! How exciting in your final countdown and being able to share it with family, friends, your wonderful staff and Great Harvest mentors. Have fun…and try to sleep so you can be 100%. LOL

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  24. Hope says

    Yum! Your breakfast look delicious! I love the June placemat! Have a great time at the bakery today! Good luck with everything! 🙂

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  25. Dee says

    I am so excited for you guys! And I totally cannot wait to come visit and finally taste all the foods you’ve been raving about! 😉

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  26. Marissa says

    Wow, thanks for reminding me that today’s the first day of June! I completely forgot. Hah, isn’t it ironic that the first *real* day of summer is the first time I eat hot oats in forever? That granola looks delicious, though–I made my own super clumpy granola for the first time this weekened! SO GOOD.

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  27. Khushboo says

    Sometimes breakfasts with minimal ingredients are as ( or more) satisfying than those which are totally pimped out! Pb+granola+banana+yogurt–> all my favorite foods in one bowl!

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  28. Amy says

    I feel like the only person in creation who DOESN’T like granola clusters. I like my granola loose!

    Super excited that it’s June, too. Good luck with your last few days!!

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  32. Cait's Plate says

    I’m totally with you on the clusters. They definitely do rule. Whenever I get a new box of Kashi Go Lean Crunch the first thing I do is comb through the box and pull out the big clusters to pop in my mouth 🙂

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  51. Krissie J says

    It ‘s almost lunch time and those clusters are making me hungry! I love your June napkin, where did you get it and is there one for every month?

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  54. Katelyn @ Chef Katelyn says

    Like actually. The clusters are kiiind of the best part. Slash I will come allll the way to your great harvest JUST to taste some of that granola. It’s okay that we can’t see the yog. No shame 😉

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  60. Jen says

    Clusters make the world go round!!!
    So exciting to see that GH is opening soon for you guys!!!! Hope opening day is perfect 🙂

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  61. kris (everyday oats) says

    clusters DO rule and that’s a heck of a good lookin breakfast! I’m totally one to get excited about breakfast and want to fall asleep sooner so it’ll be morning before I know it 🙂

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  63. Kristin @ STUFT Mama says

    Yay for June! Okay, I always think I’m cool and eating a yummy cute breakfast until I see yours. How can you make something sl simple look so fabulous???? Good luck with everything today!

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  66. Isabel says

    Hi Kath, what type of bike do you have? And where did you get it? I’ve been looking for a commuter bike. Thanks!

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  69. Angel7 says

    I like June, too! Being that we live in a state that is deprived of sun for most of the year–our winter months are so long–it is so nice to get some Vitamin D and endorphins 🙂 from it during the summer months!

    I like the name “Cville Cluster.”

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  70. Rachel says

    Is the granola gluten-free? And will you have any other gluten-free treats? 🙂 I’m always looking for gluten-free options at new places. I think I’m coming to C’ville this weekend, I definitely want to try and come by to see the grand opening! So happy for you guys!

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    • KathEats says

      It’s not gluten-free because we use oats. We also are a wheat-based bakery, so it’s extremely difficult for us to do gluten-free recipes. I’m sorry, but I hope you’ll still stop in!

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