The boys holding up bars of granola outside.

FAQ

Where do you ship?

We ship everywhere and anywhere! Throughout Hawaii, the contiguous USA, and internationally. Just add your location at checkout for shipping prices. All shipping to the US is through USPS Flat Rate, and we offer free shipping on orders over $60 to make it a little easier for you.

Where can I find Anahola Granola?

Our granola is famous across the islands, and you’ll be able to find it in a range of retail stores. Many hotels, fruit stands, and mom and pop stores also carry our granola products, so you won’t need to look hard!

You’ll find Anahola Granola at:

  • All Costco stores throughout Hawaii (one flavor at a time in 24oz bags with mixed bar packs making frequent appearances)
  • Safeway
  • Foodland
  • Big Save
  • Target
  • Longs
  • ABC Stores
  • Walmart
  • Times Supermarkets

We don’t currently stock products in grocery stores on the US mainland, though we hope to some day!

How does it taste?

Our granola tastes more like breakfast than dessert — it’s just sweet enough, with a touch of Hawaiian honey. While other granolas can be hard and dry, ours is crisp with a balance of crunchy bites and moist, chewier bites that you can only get when you bake it fresh and in small batches. Each of our granolas has its own unique flavor, with ingredients inspired by our origins in the Anahola Valley, Kauai. In short? Super ono.

What’s in it?

While other granolas include a lot of sugar and cheap ingredients to “fill” their granola, we never compromise to keep costs down. Our granola is as tasty as possible with generous helpings of the best fruits, nuts, and seeds we can find. The honey we use is from beekeepers in Hawaii.

Everything that’s in our label is natural and grown from the earth, with a name you’ll be able to pronounce and recognize. We don’t use additives, preservatives, or any harmful chemicals in our granola.

What’s the shelf life of Anahola Granola?

We recommend storing your granola in a cool, dry place. Our granola lasts about 9 months, our bars about 12 months, and our trail mix about 6 months. If you want it to stay crunchy even longer, store it in your freezer in an airtight container until you’re ready to eat.

How do I get free shipping?

We offer free shipping on orders $60+.

How much Anahola Granola should I buy?

Each of our 24oz bags has about 11 servings, and each 12oz bag has 6. That means if you eat a serving of granola every day, 3 24oz bags will last you about a month.

If you want to make the most of your shipping, 8 24oz bags will fill a large box, which is about 3 months of daily breakfast for you or a month and a half for you and someone else.

What are the health benefits of eating Anahola Granola?

Some carb haters say granola isn’t good for you, and while that’s true of a lot of granolas you might see on supermarket shelves, Anahola Granola is different.

We avoid the “filler” ingredients (including refined sugars) used in more commercial granola products. That means our granola is lower in calories, lower in sugar, and is much more nutritious.

Here are some of the ways that Anahola Granola is good for you:

  • Oats provide a great deal of fiber, are a prime source of complex carbohydrates, contain twice as much protein as brown rice, and provide impressive levels of vitamins and minerals.
  • Sunflower seeds contain healthy unsaturated fats, protein and fiber, plus important nutrients like vitamin E, and a variety of minerals.
  • Not only are sesame seeds a very good source of manganese and copper, they are also a rich source of calcium, iron, phosphorus, vitamin B1, zinc and dietary fiber.
  • Our organic honey is locally raised and harvested by beekeepers on the Big Island of Hawaii. The absorption rate for honey is different from refined sugars, with less of an unhealthy “rush”.
  • All of our fruit is unsulphured (not treated with the toxic chemical sulphur dioxide) and unsweetened (except the ginger, which is sweetened with natural cane sugar).
    We use organic expeller-pressed non-GMO Canola Oil.
  • There are no trans-fats in our granola cereal or in our granola bars.
  • Macadamia nuts are naturally low in saturated fat and contain 80 percent monounsaturates (the “good” fats) and have no cholesterol. They contain a higher percentage of monosaturates than olives or olive oil.
  • Walnuts are an important source of Omega-3 fatty acids, high in protein, low in saturated fats, and cholesterol-free.
  • Coconuts strengthen the immune system, encourage optimal development of the brain and nervous system, and protect against cancer and heart disease. Your bones will benefit, too!
Person wearing gloves slicing granola on a baking sheet.