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Sunflower seed butter, unusual nut/seed butters
I have eaten about 3 jars of a natural sunflower seed butter, and I have to say, it is delicious.
incredible on toast, and great with cottage cheese, and by itself. I am curious to know if it actually has any measurable amount of sesamin in it, enough for it to make a difference anyway. anybody else tried it before? what are other unusual 'butters' that youve had that you like? |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Ohio
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Does it really tastes good? I haven't heard of that I mean I know what it is but eating whole jar??
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I meant I put down a couple jars in a few weeks. Its just a butter made from sunflower seeds, like peanut butter, walnut butter etc. I really liked it, kind of a toasty flavor to it. On the expensive side though, nutrition to cost you're way better off buying a bulk bag of walnuts from costco or sams club for 10-15 bucks. |
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