If we could stress one thing to you, it would be the importance of reading labels before you buy Peanut Butter and Almond Butters. Yes, even on the so called healthy brands. If you have Peanut Butter in your fridge or pantry go grab it, turn it over and look at what the label says. So often we just look at the fat content or the calories, which can we important but it is not the whole picture. You must be aware of what ingredients are used, if you cant pronounce the ingredient, it is better to stay away. The fewer and simpler the ingredients are, better it is. There is absolutely no reason for Peanut Butters to have complex ingredients. We definately do not need sugar and hydrogenated oils as an additive. You can’t overlook little sugar in your peanut butters and other nut butters as these days sugar is added to almost everything and our sugar comsumpton adds up really quickly.

You can choose Peanut Butter is its purest form, all you have to do is look for peanut butter that just have peanuts and only peanuts, nothing else. Take our Unsweetened and Unsalted Peanut butter and Almond butter for example.

It is not just about calories, fat or sugar content. It is also about what out food is made up of. When you begin to read labels and stop buying products filled with sugar, chemicals and other additives you will not only have more energy, lose the bloat and feel better but also lose the extra weight.

Here are some key aspects to pay attention to when reading the labels on Nut Butter products.

1. Additives and Preservatives – Some Peanut butters may contain additives, preservatives and other ingredients that you might want to avoid for dietary or healthy reasons. Reading the labels allows you to make informed choices.
2. Sugar Content – Some commercial Peanut Butters may contain added sugars. Checking the label helps you monitor your intake of these ingredients, especially if you are trying to reduce your sugar consumption.
3. Quality of ingredients – Some products may use high quality, natural ingredients (example our Almond Butter Coco Dates), while others may use artificial flavors, colors or low quality oils. Fewer ingredients indicates a more natural and less processed products.
4. Nutrient Content – Peanut butter can be a good source of healthy fats, proteins and other nutrients. Checking the label helps you understand the nutrional content, allowing you to make choices that align with your dietary goals and nutritional needs.
5. Calorie Awareness – Reading labels can help you track your calorie intake oer serving. This is a crucial information to manage your weight.
6. Certifications – Labels can indicate whether a product has specific certifications such as FSSAI, organic, natural and others.
7. Texture and Consistency – Some nut butters may have different textures or consistencies. If you have preferences for creamy or crunchy, check the label to find the right product for you.

Reading labels is a crucial step in making informed and healthy food choices. It allows you to be aware of what you are consuming and make choices that align with your dietary prefernces and health goals.