Coconut Cinnamon Maple Granola
- May 11, 2019
- Last Updated: October 30, 2023
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This Coconut Cinnamon Maple Granola is made with oats, maple syrup, cinnamon and coconut, and makes for a delicious tasty treat that’s good on its own or in any oatmeal, yogurt, or trail mix.

I hope your week is going great! I’m doing more than just showing a day of snacks and meals today, I’m sharing your next healthy granola snack recipe with this Coconut Cinnamon Maple Granola.
I’m in a granola phase, if you can’t tell through my hemp hearts granola and my pumpkin peanut butter granola.
Granola is just so versatile. It’s easy to add to anything, put in a snack spinner for on the go, and is a great athlete snack!
I’d never really thought twice about making my own, until the last year or so. HUGE MISTAKE. Have you ever noted how expensive granola is at the grocery store?
I’m a true granola believer and this healthy granola recipe will make you one, too. Plus, granola is such a fabulous road trip food idea and is so portable.
Is Cinnamon Maple Granola Healthy?
I’m obsessed with this coconut granola, and I foresee the creation of many more varieties coming. I instantly became infatuated the minute my oven started producing the amazing smells of maple and cinnamon.
For a hot minute, I thought I was in a full-fledged bakery making rows and rows of freshly baked cinnamon buns. Coconut maple cinnamon granola will do that to you!
Let’s talk about cinnamon for a sec. Did you know it may help in regulating blood sugar? I add it to just about everything, from yogurt, yogurt smoothies, gluten free oatmeal bakes, toast, so naturally, it was going to find its way into granola.
But really, how could you even have granola without cinnamon? Like how would that exist?

The hardest part about cooking this healthy granola is waiting for these little baby clusters to cool. As I mentioned above, you’re the master baker in your own little bakery and you just want to eat them all!
Or just taste them to make sure they’re acceptable to sell in your non-existent bakery kitchen. Taste testing leads to superb products, right? Just quality assurance.
We went through the first batch so quickly that I experimented with round two, tweaking a few things.
What Do You Need For Maple Cinnamon Granola?
The best part is that this takes 10 minutes to prepare, 45 minutes to bake, and uses 6 simple ingredients, which you probably already have at home.

You’ll need:
- oats
- cinnamon
- coconut flakes
- maple syrup
- salt
- vanilla extract
- vegetable oil or coconut oil (this one is already melted for you)
And, you’re avoiding all those weird-name store ingredients with this easy sheet pan granola.
So all of this greatness can be ready in an hour, but remember to allow some time to cool before breaking into chunks.

What sets this apart are the baked, caramelized crisp coconut flakes within the granola clusters, but then you also top it with light, fresher flakes.
Match made in heaven.

How Long Will Maple Granola Last?
Oh, and this maple cinnamon granola should last up to a week, but I doubt it will be around that long.

This healthy granola really goes perfectly over oatmeal or with a creamy, greek yogurt. My yogurt is much more pleasurable when it has a little crunch!
It’s no reason that oats are a staple pantry ingredient that I always shop for on my runners grocery list.

Coconut Cinnamon Maple Granola
Ingredients
- 3 cups oats
- 2 tsp cinnamon
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp salt
- ½ c Maple syrup
- ¼ c coconut flakes, +2 tbsp for topping
- ¼ c vegetable oil or coconut oil
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 325-330. Line baking sheet with parchment paper. Combine all ingredients into large bowl and stir until combined well. Spread mixture onto baking sheet in an even layer (press down if you have to).
- Bake for 30-35 minutes. After removing from oven, top with 2 additional tbsp coconut flakes and let cool for 15-20 minutes, before breaking into pieces.
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Support Bucket List TummyI love homemade granola and your recipe does not disappoint! It was great meeting you at Evoke and look forward to following your blog!
All of your eats look delicious – but especially this granola! We only keep our homemade granola in the house as that’s all Jesse will eat! And boyyyyyy does he get cranky if he finishes the jar and I don’t make a new batch by the next morning’s breakfast, haha!
Homemade granola is the best! Luckily it’s so easy to make.
Eee! So glad we met last night! I had a great time at Evoke and I am so glad you have joined our group! I look forward to hanging out again soon!
SO happy to meet you Susannah. Lookin’ forward to some brunch and cocktails and getting to know you more!
LOVE making my own granola – and maple anything is my fave!
Maple is a pretty amazing flavor
YUM! Maple coconut! This granola looks and sounds perfect! And yay for WIAW! I finally did one today! <3
Happy Wednesday!!
xoxo Cailee!
It was so good!
This sounds like perfection, and no granola can in now way exist without cinnamon 😉
I’m glad we’re on the same page, Sarah 🙂
Love making my own granola! It’s my favorite snack 🙂
I can see why!
Some simple granola makes for such a wonderful breakfast! I should try making some again sometime.
I totally hear you on the whole snack-turning-into-meal thing. That happened to be the other night. I started into some chips, then decided I was hungry enough to add a chicken breast and a salad. Oops. : )
It happens to me alot, the snacks just don’t hold me over. Hence, I gravitate towards more smaller “meals” throughout the day! We just have to listen to our hunger cues.
It was great to meet you last night and that dinner was definitely delicious! And this granola looks delicious too 🙂 I’m just like you – didn’t care much about the stuff until I started making my own and now I am hooked! Homemade is always better, right? This looks like a great nut-free option to try – yum!
Soo great to meet you, Kathryn! Homemade is DEFINITELY always better 🙂
I have been thinking about making some granola for like… 3 weeks but I have not had the time/motivation/energy to do so. When I saw cinnamon my ears pricked right up! I just so happen to be having a total reading/baking/organising/blogging day tomorrow and this has made the recipe list for sure. They are the perfect snack to have at work when we’re super busy over long weekend shifts. Thanks for this one Sarah!
They are the best for long shifts, Aubrey! I hope you have some time tomorrow to make some, they are so easy and quick. Have a great week!
Yep – totally have all of these ingredients!! Granola is one of my favorite things to make homemade. It’s just so darn simple and so fun to experiment with!
I definitely can’t wait to go crazy and experiment more.
Wow, that looks like the simples granola recipe I’ve ever seen. I’m looking forward to hearing about the Charlotte Food Bloggers event. Granola is that kind of a snack where you can just stick your hands in many times and be surprised at how much you’ve eaten. 🙂
So true, Emily. It’s definitely one of those snacks you have to be mindful about because it goes quick – way too quick in this house!
I would love to go to a blogger food event–its nice not to feel crazy about food photos for once i bet hahaha. I cant have granola without cinnamon…cinnamon is necessary! I also love some cacao nibs for chocolate flavor in mine!
Yesss on the cocao nibs – they go on my oatmeal every morning too!
That yogurt bowl looks like perfection- insert eye heart emoji here. Jealous of your local bloggers event- I only know two other Philly bloggers and would love to have a bigger network of people to meet and chat with- looking forward to your full recap!
It was my first event but it seems like it will be a great resource – everyone was so nice and friendly! I’ve definitely tried to immerse myself in as many meet up groups as possible about blogging and networking.
Granola is so dang addictive!! I can’t help but it have handful after handful.
I had cottage cheese for breakfast with granola yesterday, an old favorite combination of mine, and I loved it! Definitely want to make this so I can have it again.
It really is so easy to eat by the handful! I love having some crunch in my yogurt or cottage cheese
I so easily forget about granola and how damn easy it is to make your own. But then I make a batch and the smell of my house is enough to make me a total convert again. My favorite granola tip/hack is adding egg whites to my liquid mixture – this somehow create big CLUSTERS that stick together. Oh man I’m such a cluster girl. Try giving it a go.
And no – granola most absolutely definitely could not exist without cinnamon. Not even a little bit.
PS – I have no idea what any of those fancy things were that you got at your dinner – haha – but so cool you got to attend such a ritzy blog event!
I am totally going to try the egg whites next time – thanks for the tip! I did not know what everything was at the event, but I was open to eating it all ha 🙂
This looks ammmmaaaaazing. And to follow up those meal with this is pure torture!
If every meal could be like that, I’d be a happy gal.
Looks great! It’s been awhile since i made granola but these ingredients sound perfect. All your meals look delicious!
Thanks, Lisa. The ingredients went together really well!
It was great to meet you last night and that dinner was definitely delicious! And this granola looks delicious too 🙂 I’m just like you – didn’t care much about the stuff until I started making my own and now I am hooked! Homemade is always better, right? This looks like a great nut-free option to try – yum!
It was great to meet you last night and that dinner was definitely delicious! And this granola looks delicious too 🙂 I’m just like you – didn’t care much about the stuff until I started making my own and now I am hooked! Homemade is always better, right? This looks like a great nut-free option to try – yum!