A low cal granola?
granola generally is all high carb due to ingredients. If you want the crunch maybe look for alternatives to granola, Hemp hearts, chia, powder PB, ground flax seeds-
you can always pintrest it and get some alternatives. Other idea is protein cookies from kay's naturals- they aren't too bad, taste like cinnamon toast crunch cereal
If you're looking for crunch, I have a suggestion. I put 2 Tbls or Textured Vegetable Protein, TVP, on my yogurt. It adds great crunch, and 6 grams of protein. The TVP is rather bland, but it adds so much crunch, it's almost like cereal. I use the Bob's brand, and I get it at Whole Foods, Sprouts or Mother's Market.
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Not granola but if you are looking a crunch that tastes good try Pom brand pomegranate arils. I get them at Costco
http://www.pomwonderful.com/pomegranate-products/freshfruit/ pom-wonderful-fresh-pomegranate-arils/
When I first read your question, by thought was - low cal granola, now's there's an oxymoron. After reading a few of the suggestions that people' posted - I'm still thinking that. But I agree with the various nut based mixtures as a substitute for granola. I also will throw a blue berry or 2 or just some walnut pieces, but I got to goal weight before I experimented with anything beyond the very basics.
Sharon