Should I try to make these raw food snacks myself from the ingredients list?

They are made by Kitz from Gold Coast Australia (I live in Melbourne Australia). I have a dehydrator at home.



The ingredients are listed in order of quantity ie most first, second most second etc



Simply Granola



Ingredients: Sprouted raw buckwheat, chemical free dates, organic sultanta, organic coconut, organic raw ground vanilla, organic cinnamon



Choci jo



Ingredients: Organic raw buckwheat, chemical free dates, organic sultantas, organic conconut, organic raw cacao powder, organic raw gruond vanilla bean, organic cinnamon.



Additional info on pack (for both)

Raw buckwheat kernels are socaked in purified woater to bring them to life thaen combined with fresh ingredients and dehydrated at low temperatures to produce highly nutritious and easily digested.



It is expensive to buy them and the company won't give me the exact recipe.



Does anyone know similar recipes?Should I try to make these raw food snacks myself from the ingredients list?
I love those Kitz products, but yes they are expensive.



I also have a dehydrator and would love to know the answer to this question.



Sorry I can鈥檛 help much but I will be watching the answers closely for inspiration too.



You could try joining a raw forum and asking the question there, I bet they would have oodles of recipe ideas and suggestions for you:



http://goneraw.com/forum



In fact, I may join up myself now I have suggested it to you.





.Should I try to make these raw food snacks myself from the ingredients list?
I would give it a try personally. You know based on the order of ingredients what is the largest quantity. I would go for it, the individual ingredients arent very expensive.Should I try to make these raw food snacks myself from the ingredients list?
I don't know specific recipes, but neither look like they have much in the way of spices. The most complicated thing seems to be soaking the buckwheat, which you can probably figure it out and season to taste. No need to waste money, especially if you already have a dehydrator.