Anyone looking for granola without refined sugar soon ends up at Oot — and to be fair: rightly so. Oot makes good granola. But I make one myself too, fresh every week for the Saturday market in Almere. So when customers asked me how my Cinnamon Maple compares to Oot’s Cinnamon Bun, I simply put both labels side by side.
The short version: on nutrition it's practically a draw. The real difference is in what you pay — €17,00 per kilo with us, €28,75 per kilo at Oot — and in what you get in your hands. Below are all the figures, including the points where Oot wins.
The figures side by side
Both cinnamon variants, figures from the labels, checked on 17 July 2026:
| Per 100 g | ADA bakes Cinnamon Maple | Oot Cinnamon Bun |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 2,130 kJ / 510 kcal | 2,209 kJ / 534 kcal |
| Fat | 34 g | 31,9 g |
| of which saturates | 13 g | 6,2 g |
| Carbohydrates | 36 g | 45 g |
| of which sugars | 9.9 g | 9.6 g |
| Fibre | 7.2 g | 9.2 g |
| Protein | 14 g | 14,0 g |
| Salt | 0.12 g | 0.12 g |
| Price per kilo | €17,00 (1 kg bag) | €28,75 (€6,90 per 240 g) |
| Price per bowl (45 g) | €0,77 | €1,29 |
Same league, different price
Look at that table again: comparable calories, practically identical sugars, exactly the same protein, the same salt. Two granolas from the same school — no refined sugar, oats as the base, lots of nuts and seeds. So you give up nothing on the label with us.
But a bowl of 45 grams costs with us 77 cents and at Oot €1,29. Do you eat granola every morning? Then that difference is almost €200 a year — for the same type of product.
And that price difference is not in the ingredients. Well over 40% of our bag consists of nuts and seeds: cashews, almonds, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds — no cheap filler. The difference is in everything around it that we don't have: no subscription model, no marketing budget, no warehouse and no middlemen. One maker, who bakes himself every week and stands behind the stall himself on Saturday. That's what you buy from a small business: the same label, without the storage.
Fresh, by the way, is literally fresh with us: baked in small batches, shortly before it lands in your bowl — not months of stock from a distribution centre.
Where Oot wins
An honest comparison isn't complete without the points where the other scores better:
Fibre: 9.2 grams against our 7.2 grams. A deserved point for Oot.
Saturated fat: 6.2 grams against our 13 grams. That difference has one cause: I bake with coconut oil. A deliberate choice — coconut oil gives the crunch and the flavour my market customers come back for — but coconut fat is simply saturated fat. Anyone who pays close attention to that knows how things stand.
Flavour choice: Oot has many variants, including keto. We have one — which we've been tasting every week with market customers for well over a year and keep improving.
Which suits you?
Do you want lots of different flavours, keto options and automatic subscription delivery? Then Oot is a fine choice — I won't pretend otherwise.
Do you want the same label — no refined sugar, lots of nuts and seeds, the same protein — for €11,75 less per kilo, freshly baked by someone you can simply meet? Then our Cinnamon Maple Granola is for you. No subscription, no small print: one bag of a kilo, and you decide when you want a new one.
Taste first? That's no problem.
That's perhaps the biggest difference from ordering granola online: with us you can taste before you buy. Every Saturday from 08:30 to 17:00 at the Saturday market on the Stadhuisplein in Almere. Or order a kilo straight away in the webshop: see the Cinnamon Maple Granola.
About this comparison: the figures come from the labels of both products and were checked on 17 July 2026. Prices: adabakes.nl and oot.nl on the same date; price per bowl based on a 45 gram portion. Oot is not a partner of ours and did not cooperate on this article; we sell granola ourselves, so read this as our honest perspective. Is something no longer correct? Email info@adabakes.nl and I'll adjust it.