granola
/ɡʁa.no.la/masculine
The English word granola is translated into French as granola.
granola refers to a breakfast or snack food.
Meaning: breakfast and snack food (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
The word is a masculine noun.
How do you pronounce it?
It is pronounced with three syllables: /ɡʁa.no.la/.
Did you know?
- A person who is très granola might be seen as someone who prefers organic products, avoids chemicals and lives a sustainable life.
- French speakers sometimes use the phrase style granola to describe a particular aesthetic of clothing involving linen, earth tones and natural fabrics.
- While granola is common in Quebec, people in France are more likely to call this food muesli, even if the ingredients are toasted with honey or oil.
Examples in context
- Passe-moi le granola, s'il te plaît!Pass me the granola, please!
- Je mange du granola avec du yaourt.I eat granola with yogurt.
- Le granola est très bon pour la santé.Granola is very good for your health.
- Tu veux un peu de mon granola ?Do you want some of my granola?
Example conversation
Emma and Nathan are preparing breakfast in the kitchen.
- EmmaNathan, est-ce qu'il reste du granola ?Nathan, is there any granola left?
- NathanOui, il en reste dans le placard.Yes, there is some in the cupboard.
- EmmaSuper, je vais en mettre dans mon bol.Great, I'll put some in my bowl.
- NathanMoi aussi, j'adore ce granola.Me too, I love this granola.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “granola” translations and entries granola, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
