GOOD TO GO Launches Grain-Free Granola Across Canada

Breaking into the Grain-free Granola market, this keto-friendly, gluten-free, organic solution will delight both healthy foodies and breakfast lovers

Toronto, ON (June 8th, 2021) — GOOD TO GO, the innovative brand behind one of Canada’s favourite keto-friendly snack bars, are introducing their latest delicious addition, Grain-Free Granola, just in time for summer. The Grain-Free Granola is available in two mouth-watering flavours: Chocolate and Vanilla Coconut. 

“We’re excited to launch into the market our highly requested Grain-free Granola,” says Nima Fotovat, President and CEO of Riverside Natural Foods. “Granola is often considered a healthy breakfast option, but many people don’t often realize the high sugar content found in many varieties on the shelf. Not only is GOOD TO GO Grain-Free Granola packed full of good fats with no added sugar, but it is also gluten-free and paleo-friendly. It’s a delicious mix of organic nuts and super seeds, a flavour that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. While it has a shelf life of 10 months, we promise you it won’t last 10-minutes!”

Made with premium organic nuts and super seeds like pumpkin, sunflower and cashews, this gluten-free granola also boasts an excellent source of vitamin D, all within a recyclable, resealable pouch. Vegan and keto certified by the Paleo Foundation, this low net carb, low sugar option packs up to 7 grams of protein into every serving and is free from artificial colours and flavours.

Whether eaten on its own, enjoyed with milk for breakfast or even added as a garnish on a dessert, GOOD TO GO Grain-Free Granola ticks all the boxes for a balanced diet. 

GOOD TO GO is also the maker of these low-sugar snacks:

The Grain-free Granola is available in select stores, and will be available to purchase online nationwide on Amazon.ca and Good2GoSnacks.ca by the end of this month. MSRP is $9.99 per bag.

For more information, visit Good2GoSnacks.ca or follow them on Facebook and Instagram. 

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