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If you’re looking for the perfect alternative to nut butters, this 30-Second Organic Nut-Free Tiger Nuts Butter is just the ticket!

The Best Part? You only need two ingredients, two tools & 30 seconds to make it. Add chopped tiger nuts for a crunchy texture.

Whether you love smooth or chunky butter, this will satisfy your cravings & is safe for most every diet. It is safe for the kids & their school lunches, as it is nut-free, an organic, raw food, whole 30, paleo, keto, AIP, gluten-free, vegetarian or vegan diet.

Tiger nuts aren’t nuts at all – they are little tubers that grow under the ground like potatoes or carrots!

Use this tiger nuts butter as a snack, spread, dip, in sauces or marinades, oatmeal, for baking tasty cookies or quickbreads – even in a salad dressing. My favorite way to eat it is on fruit!

30-Second Organic Nut-Free Tiger Nuts Butter (Smooth or Chunky):

For this recipe, I’m using Organic Tiger Nuts Flour, sifted to make sure there are no chunks, as we are only using a fork or whisk to mix the butter. This flour from Tiger Nuts USA is light & fluffy, upon sifting with a flavor reminiscent of coconut & vanilla.

Review Video: Organic Tiger Nuts Flour

Raw Premium Organic Tiger Nuts First Press Extra Virgin Oil is the other essential ingredient in this versatile butter. Coconut oil, apricot kernel oil or avocado oil can be substituted, if you do not have tiger nuts oil on hand.

Review Video: Raw Premium Organic Tiger Nuts First Press Extra Virgin Oil

If you love chunky or crunchy butter, you have the option of adding Raw Premium Organic Chopped Tiger Nuts. If you’ve never tried to chop a tiger nut before, you’ll thank Tiger Nuts USA for doing it it for you – it’s not an easy task!

Review Video: Raw Premium Organic Chopped Tiger Nuts

Try adding spices like ginger, citrus zest, cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, vanilla powder, cocoa powder or carob powder. Add extracts to really kick things up, like vanilla extract, rum extract, orange extract or coconut extract.

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Type: Snack Recipe

Prep Time: 30 seconds
Yield: as much as desired, on demand

The ingredients & instructions are listed below the video for measurements & directions. Please enjoy this webisode of Cooking with Kimberly:

Video: 30-Second Organic Nut-Free Tiger Nuts Butter (Smooth or Chunky)

Ingredients:

1 part tiger nuts flour – sifted
1 part tiger nuts oil – or coconut oil, apricot kernel oil, avocado oil

For Chunky Tiger Nuts Butter:

chopped tiger nuts – add by the tbsp to the desired consistency

Instructions:

Combine ingredients in a small bowl.
Drizzle oil into flour, mixing with a fork or whisk.
For crunchy/chunky tiger nuts butter, add chopped tiger nuts & stir to combine.
Store in a sealed container, in a cool, dry, dark place.

Not only is this 30-Second Organic Nut-Free Tiger Nuts Butter delicious, everyone can eat it, as it is safely nut-free & fits in with most every diet.

This show is brought to you by:

TigerNutsUSA.com

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