Great low carb snack. It’s got the sweet flavor, the crunch and it’s healthy. I’ve been on a low carb diet and was looking for something to satisfy my sweet tooth that I can nibble on. This has been the perfect answer for me. At 1/3 cup per serving you get a good amount and you can make it last.

I had already tried the Birthday Cake variety of this keto granola, so I was disappointed when I found out Sams no longer carried it. I decided to give the Cinnamon Pecan a try, and I was pleasantly surprised that it was just as good! It has just the right amount of cinnamon! Delicious!

My husband, who has not been a fan of any of my previous Keto treats (hates the taste of artificial sweeteners) LOVES this. He has been using up his regular sugared cereals and not repurchasing them--instead eating this. The sweeteners are natural and don't have the afterbite he talks about with the artificial sweeteners. This "granola" (made from nuts, and I think coconut) can be be eaten on "clean" Keto.

We absolutely love this keto granola! We use this in yogurt, on top of keto ice cream, drizzled with sugar free melted chocolate, etc. It makes you think you’re cheating. It’s just so satisfying. Also planning on putting it in a food processor with melted butter to use as a crust for my keto pumpkin pie.

I was looking for a gluten free breakfast option for a quick morning breakfast. This was tasty, low carb, and gluten free. I have a bowl of it with coconut milk, but my wife eats it with whole milk and either way it makes a delicious breakfast that is quick and easy.

I really like the Nu Trail Granola, Cinnamon Pecan. So much so that when Sam's stopped having it in-store, I ordered 3 bags for delivery to the store for pickup. I hope it was just a temporary outage but something tells me they may not be selling it anymore. Please, tell me it ain't so!

I purchased this on a whim with no prior history or familiarity with it. In fact, never heard of it before. After getting home and adding it to my personal “Greek yogurt recipe,” I’d immediately fell in love with its taste and texture. Regarding its contents, I wouldn’t have bought it in the first place if it hadn’t met my perusal at the store, and it’s now on my Sam’s Club list for future purchases.

As a diabetic, I have to limit my carbs, I like putting granola in yogurt for a healthy snack. I love that there is a tasty granola that it only has 9 carbs in a 22 oz. bag for $14.28!! This compares with: Bear Naked, 28 oz. w/34 carbs for $7.98. Member's Mark, 32 oz. 42 grams for $6.48. Nature Valley, 28 oz. w/40 grams for $8.78! NuTrail is by far the most expensive, but to me, well worth the money to not be eating all those carbs.

It seems to be a very healthy cereal. I love the taste. It has a new type of sweetener that hadn’t heard of before. Monk fruit extract. Looked it up and seems to be safe. I am guessing that the reason for the high cost is it has some real good stuff in it - sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, almonds, pecans, coconut etc.

I have type 1 diabetes, so I often look for keto (low carbohydrate) foods. This is the best granola I have ever tried, even when comparing to full sugar varieties. This low carb option tastes great as a snack on its own, or as a yogurt topping. The flavor is amazing, and price is good for how big this bag is.