10 Nut and Seed Butters
Pumpkin Seed Butter
this butter on top of your morning pancakes for a boost in satiety and magnesium, which helps to regulate blood pressure and blood glucose
Peanut Butter
the lunchroom, and it just so happens that peanuts are innately one of the most rich-in-protein nut varieties
Sunflower Butter
SunButter sunflower butter is another great way to get a healthy serving of protein and fat. The product is made from sunflower seeds
Sesame Butter
a paste made from sesame seeds—is that it's also made with dates, which contributes to its thicker consistency.
Almond Butter
almond butter with 6 grams of satiating protein, it's one of our preferred nut kinds of butter. Almonds are rich in vitamin E
Walnut Butter
The Nutty Gourmet makes their walnut butter with walnuts exclusively sourced from California's Central Valley
Cashew Butter
you may just fall in love with Once Again's creamy cashew butter. As is the case with any natural nut butter
Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
chocolate hazelnut spread is a great alternative to Nutella. Two tablespoons of this nut butter yields 160 calories, 9 grams of sugar
Macadamia Nut Butter
macadamia nuts are a great source of the trace mineral manganese Wildnerness Poets macadamia butter suffices half of your daily needs
Coconut Butter
Marantha's coconut butter is the least protein-filled of them all offering just 2 grams of protein per serving Similar to coconut oil
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