Has anyone ever tried to clone something like a Peace Cereal?
They contain rather exotic spices (and herbs). In various
ones, I see epazote, fenugreek (seed), and pepper (in addition
to the not-so-unusual cardamom, fennel, nutmeg, ginger,
cinnamon, cloves). It seems to me the old cereal was a lot
more tasty than it has been in recent year, but maybe my taste
buds have just become jaded. I would like to try making a
granola that has an unusual exotic flavor like the ones in my
memory and wonder whether anyone here has ever attempted this
or whether I need to start from scratch? I am in the midst of
a google search and thus far have not found anything too
promising.

Thanks,
--
Jean B.

Jean B. wrote:

> Has anyone ever tried to clone something like a Peace Cereal? They
> contain rather exotic spices (and herbs). In various ones, I see
> epazote, fenugreek (seed), and pepper (in addition to the not-so-unusual
> cardamom, fennel, nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, cloves). It seems to me the
> old cereal was a lot more tasty than it has been in recent year, but
> maybe my taste buds have just become jaded. I would like to try making
> a granola that has an unusual exotic flavor like the ones in my memory
> and wonder whether anyone here has ever attempted this or whether I need
> to start from scratch? I am in the midst of a google search and thus
> far have not found anything too promising.
>
> Thanks,

Tacking onto my own post. Now I see the problem: they took
the fenugreek and fennel out of the formerly wonderful
Maple-Pecan version. :-(

--
Jean B.