Lizzo

In 2021 the 'About Damn Time' singer made headlines for her take on nature's oatmeal. Today she's at it again with a chocolatey variation.

First off, because you’ll use less of the pricier ingredients, and secondly because the granola is a little high in fats. Peanut Butter Crunch Granola](https://ketoand.co/products/keto-granola), then pours in a helping of [Three Wishes Cocoa](https://threewishescereal.com/products/cocoa-6-pack), a vegan, grain-free, high-protein cereal. I expected the high-protein cereal to hurt my stomach, but I had no issues. I recommend this, but only as an occasional breakfast because of the expense. Lizzo also uses [Malk Organics Almond MALK](https://malkorganics.com/), a plant-based milk comprised of filtered water, organic almonds, and Himalayan salt. Nature’s oatmeal is made with a base of coconut yogurt and flax and chia seeds. Plus, the ingredients are all a little pricey. Three Wishes generally sells for $6.99 a box, the keto granola costs $9.99 a bag, and MALK is priced at $5.29. She said she was inspired by the similar trending snack called nature’s cereal (fresh [berries](https://www.outsideonline.com/health/nutrition/blueberries-superfood-benefits/) like blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries mixed with pomegranate, ice cubes, and coconut water) but wanted a creamier version. Despite my hesitations, it was hard not to be excited by the chocolatey, peanut butter mixture, and it was, obviously, very easy to whip up. Heading out the door? Finally, she tops it with bananas, cinnamon, and honey.