This is hands-down the best recipe ‘mistake’ I have made to date! I set out to make a healthy peanut butter oatmeal cookie… and they turned out crumbly. Granola crumbly. The lightbulb went on, and my Skinny Peanut Butter Granola was born.
My toppings for yogurt, protein shakes, and ice cream will never be the same!
This granola tastes great on protein shakes, ice cream, yogurt, or as a quick snack!
36 Comments
Brenna said:
Is it really just 1/2 tsp if using stevia or is that supposed to be 1/2 cup?
Casey said:
Yum!! Peanut butter cookie granola?! Sign me up :) I love that you always use such “normal” ingredients that are practically always around in most people’s kitchen and you still manage to make things low-cal
Gillian said:
I love peanut butter granola! This looks dreamy!!!
Catalina @ Cake with Love said:
Isn’t great when mistakes turn int our best decisions and results? the granola sounds delicious, everything is better with PB.
Life's a Bowl said:
This sounds fabulous! I’d love to top my Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, or ice cream with a spoonful :D
Meg B said:
Yum! Can’t wait to make this. I’ll buy that Better N Peanut Butter on amazon. Does the 200calories= 5 ww points or 4 ww points? And is it 7 grams of protein with the protein powder? I want to pass your recipe out!
Katie Farrell said:
Hey Meg! Yes, it’s 5 ww points for the regular pb…It may be lower with the better n’ pb
Jennifer@ ItSuxToBeFat said:
It is 4pp with Better n’ Peanut Butter!
Katie Farrell said:
Thanks Jennifer! :) Your amazing! :)
Ellen said:
I’m wondering if it would work to substitute sugar free applesauce for butter? Not sure if it would work in this particular recipe, the ratio may change, but just wondering if you’re tried it Katie?
Marissa said:
Hi Katie! I just found you today on Pinterest and I could not be more happy!! I am LOVING your website! It is packed full of amazing recipes! I have been getting really bored with the same old dinners, so I can’t wait to try these out! And I am so excited that you have the pointsplus values with every recipe! Awesome! Keep up the great work!
Olviya Ivanov said:
How cute is that heart!? You are so creative with your photography!
I can’t wait to give this granola a try.
Meg said:
Just found your site today! Absolutely LOVE it! After three kids it’s finally time to focus on myself eating healthy and becoming lean. Baby is napping and I should be getting so much done but can’t get off of your site! I want to print some recipes to try and can’t find the link to print? Can you help? I must be missing it somewhere. Thank you!
Raelyn said:
I made this the day you posted it and it was great. I have been avoiding yet craving granola because of the high calories. My husband then proceeded to eat about half of the entire batch and I just about had a heart attack. However today I made another batch with White Chocolate Avalanche Peanut Butter with white chocolate chips instead of the mini semi sweet chips and it was divine! Thanks for sharing this great recipe.
Jenna Z said:
I made a batch of this last night (minus the chocolate chips) and had to make another one this morning, but I did half and half-oats and puffed brown rice. This stuff is fantastic! I’m taking it to dance group tonight for my birthday!
Lindsay said:
In the oven as we speak! Just made this with my two little helpers and can’t wait to try it on yogurt. I even thought this stuff would be delicious as the topping for an apple crisp…might have to try that!
I used agave nectar instead of the sugar (we are trying to eat clean in our house) and instead of chocolate chips added sliced almonds and sunflower seeds.
Tiffany said:
I’m so excited to make this! I am making my third batch of triple chocolate muffins as we speak–can’t keep my son out of them-great to put in his lunch for a dessert! Any thoughts on using powdered peanut butter such as PB2?
mia said:
can we use regular eggs or will the granola be best with egg whites or egg beaters?
Kayla said:
I have made so many different granolas and this is the first recipe to turn out perfectly! I’ve never seen a reciep with egg whites. Is that what helps the granola hold together and get in clumps? I want to try this recipe with a few modifications to make other flavors!
Thanks Katie!
Lynne said:
Love your website! Found it on Pinterest and I am committed to only posting healthy, low sugar, protein-packed recipes. There are way too many unhealthy desserts and meals out there. So thank you for posting all of these great recipes!
I was wondering: is the nutritional information with or without the optional protein powder?
Shannon said:
I have now made this twice. First time with regular peanut butter and the second time with PB2. I loved it both ways…and so do my 4 boys! Thank you :)
Brigitte Burbach said:
How much PB2 did you use?
Brandi said:
I just finished making this and my whole house smells delicious!! I added some sunflower seeds and instead of the butter I used olivio Coconut oil (that is the spread I keep in the fridge instead of butter!) Thanks for the great granola recipe it is divine!!
Rachel said:
Katie I made this last night after the kids went to bed (to top my ice cream:) and this morning when they woke up they have been picking at it and love it…thanks for the yummy mistake!
Bobbi said:
So I want to make this with PB&Co’s “White Chocolate Wonderful”. I think I would have to cut down the sugar if not take all of it out. Is the honey needed for consistency/baking purposes? Or is it just another sweetener?
Dashing Dish said:
the honey does help it bind…You could certainly leave out some or all of the sweetener though!
Kristen said:
Katie! Yum yum yum, I can’t wait to try this recipe! It reminds me of one I currently use, and one day I decided to try substituting unsweetened applesauce for the oil. It worked great, and tasted even better! I wonder if it would work for the butter in your version…? Sending love, sister. Your site is an inspiration!
Alina said:
Your recipe sounds healthy and delicious! How can I find your website on Pintrest? I’m using my iphone, so it must be the mobile version. Thank you
Katie Farrell said:
hey breanna, it really just depends on the type of stevia your using, there are so many forms (liquid, packets, powder, baking, etc.) i would suggest using less to start, and adding more if you desire!
Katie Farrell said:
one of the best compliments you could have ever given me casey! thank you!!! :)
Katie Farrell said:
not in this particular recipe ellen, most of the time yes, just not in cookies! :)
Katie Farrell said:
thank you so much marissa! :)
Katie Farrell said:
thank you olviya! :) that was actually my hubbys idea for the heart! ;)
Katie Farrell said:
That is so amazing Meg! You are so right, it is for sure time to start getting healthy, not only for yourself, but for your family too! :)
The print feature is coming, it should be up on the next month or so!
Thank you so much for all your kind words! xo
Katie Farrell said:
regular eggs will work mia! :)
Katie Farrell said:
thanks so much lynne! :) that is without the pp!