Why is granola so expensive?

I did some math, and some walnut+honey granola I found costs 20 cents per 100 kcal. Whereas a medium box of Cheerios costs 30 cents.

So I don't know what you're comparing it to, but it doesn't seem that expensive to me.

>>8786319
28oz of Quaker Oats and Honey is 5 dollars while 42oz of Quaker Oats is 4 dollars.
Doesn't seem like the granola should cost that much more than the oats.

>>8786327
Why not? They're more processed and there's more ingredients.

>being this poor

>>8786327
It's the nuts. Anything not peanuts or cashews is super expensive. Also if you are making it then real maple syrup is also pricey.

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>>8786313

>he doesn't buy bespoke granola from his local patisserie

Lol poverty.

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Step aside best granola coming through.

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>>8786358

Second best.

>>8786358
This brand was on sale at Meijer so I bought some. Felt like a fag for buying organic.

>>8786363

The term "organic" doesn't mean much in America. It doesn't mean "naturally grown , free or pesticides here" more "grown with pesticides that haven't been proven to give you cancet 20 years from now."

The FDA is fucked, thank God daddy Trumpu wants to abolish that shitshow.