Start each day with Love Crunch Espresso Vanilla Cream Organic Granola.

Nature Path’s Organic Espresso Vanilla Cream Granola is inspired by the Italian affogato. Featuring a delicious contrast of black cocoa and espresso with Italian white chocolate chunks, this sweet and savory granola is a bold start to your day or a delicious way to satisfy a mid-afternoon craving. Nature’s Path Organic Granola is not only an easy breakfast idea, but it also makes for yummy organic snacks, lunchbox snacks, office snacks, and more. Have it with milk, yogurt, or eat it on its own! This granola is made with simple, whole food ingredients that are organic and non-GMO. You’ll love starting your day with this organic, crunchy granola.

Love Crunch Granola is made with passion and purpose, and we share the love through charitable efforts. When you purchase a product, we donate the equivalent in cash and organic food to food banks through our Bite4Bite program.

Nature’s Path Organic Love Crunch Granola, Espresso Vanilla Cream, 11.5 Ounce Pouch

• 11.5-ounce pouch of espresso vanilla cream granola
• Inspired by the Italian affogato
• Made with organic black cocoa, espresso, and Italian white chocolate chunks
• Organic and non-GMO
• Perfect for breakfast, office snacks, and after school snacks
• Try more Nature’s Path Cereal – EnviroKidz, Flax Plus, Heritage, Love Crunch, Sunrise, and more

Our Organic Ingredients

Rolled Oats:

Oats are a fiber and nutrient-rich grain that are often rolled into the common, flat flake. They can also be cut into "steel cut" or rolled and cut for "quick cook" oats.

Fairtrade Coffee:

Our Fairtrade beans are roasted and ground to perfection.

Fairtrade White Chocolate Chunks:

Our Fairtrade white chocolate is made from quality organic ingredients that bring out a divine melt-in-your-mouth flavor.

Fairtrade Black Cocoa:

Black cocoa is heavily alkalized cocoa powder (aka Dutch-processed), which provides a more mellow, smoother, and less astringent cocoa flavor and a rich, darker hue.

Nature’s Path – Always Organic

Organic Pioneers from the Beginning:

Nature’s Path products were the first USDA-certified organic cereals on the market, and since then, our company and founders have worked tirelessly to keep organic advocacy at the forefront of our mission. We continually invest in farmland, convert it to organic, and always challenge organic standards for the better.

What Is Organic:

Simply stated, organic refers to the way agricultural products are grown and processed. Organic regulations place strict limits and prohibitions on the use of toxic and persistent pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, and irradiation. Organic farmers rely on natural substances as well as physical, mechanical, and biologically based farming methods to the fullest extent possible. Organic is more than simply not using chemicals; it is about building healthy soil for the future.

Organic Farming Is:

To us, organic farming is synonymous with building healthy soil. Healthy soil contains natural microbial life that is unequaled at providing the optimum nutrition to plants.

Conventional Farming:

Common ingredients used in non-organic farming are pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, genetically modified organisms, and ionizing radiation.

Organic Means Better Food:

Studies have found that organic food contains 25% higher concentrations on average of eleven different nutrients than their conventionally-grown counterparts! Organic fruits and vegetables have also been shown to be approximately 30% higher in antioxidants.

Organic Means Caring for the Land:

Organic farmers work to retain wetlands and other natural areas, protect biodiversity by collecting and preserving seeds, grow unusual varieties, and respect the balance of the ecosystem by encouraging wildlife.

Organic Means Less Fossil Fuels:

A recent farming systems trial conducted by the Rodale Institute concluded that organic farms use 45% less energy than conventional farms. Additionally, organic farms still manage to outperform conventional farms in years of drought.