Granola is a popular breakfast choice, often enjoyed with milk or yoghurt and fresh fruit - but how many syns does Jordans Granola have on the Slimming World plan?
Jordan's granola has on average 9 syns for a 45g portion, making it a very high syn cereal to have on the slimming world plan, we, therefore, suggest only having it in moderation or as the occasional treat when your syns allow.
To find out more about the syns in Jordan's granola, we've composed a syn guide covering why this granola is so high in syns, some syn values of the granola and low syn alternatives for a quick and healthy breakfast.
At 9 syns for a 45g portion, Jordan's granola is very high in syns, allowing you to have up to around 70g of this granola before using all of your 15 syn daily allowance on the plan.
This granola gets its high syn value mainly due to the sugar, but some of its range can also be high in fat depending on the added ingredients. For example, Jordan's tropical fruit granola has 10.5 of sugar for 45g and 6g of fat in it for a small portion, making it a very calorie-dense breakfast.
Jordan's have a large range of granola to choose from with varying syn values, to help you get an idea for the syns, we've listed some of their popular options down below along with their syn values based on a 45g portion.
If Jordans Granola is too high in syns for your Slimming World plan but you still want a tasty granola for low syn or syn-free breakfast, there are plenty of better options available. Below, you’ll find a selection of supermarket and branded granolas with lower syn counts, perfect for keeping your morning bowl within your daily allowance.
Overall, Jordan's granola is very high in syns having 9 syns for a 45g portion, allowing you to have around 70g of the cereal before using all of your 15 syns on the plan, the granola gets the high syn value from the sugar and fat.
To stay on track with your syns we would recommend only having this granola occasionally and measuring out your portion of this cereal when consumed.
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