PALEO TIGER | CINNAMON Tiger Nut Butter | AIP and Paleo Compliant | Nut Free High Prebiotic Ingredients | No Sugar Added | Whole 30 | Low Food Map | Low Oxalate | 8 Ounces.

I am on an intestine cleanse, so basically the AIP diet which means no nuts! I usually have an apple with almond butter daily so crossed my fingers this butter would suffice while on the cleanse. Not only did it suffice, I LOVE IT! I like it even better than my raw almond butter. The only drawback is it is expensive but I found a little goes a long way, it is rich in flavor and consistency. I noticed another review claiming that since it had coconut oil in it that it wasn’t “nut free” but coconut is a fruit so yes, it is nut free lol I plan on purchasing this again 100%

If you’re like me and can’t have chocolate ,carob is the next best thing. But if you also can’t have most nuts then you in for a treat. The ingredient’s tiger nuts are actually a sweet root vegetable that also happen to be full of prebiotics and antioxidants along with other benifical ingredients and it’s paleo compliant. I have Gerd and (form of acid reflux) carob apparently can decrease acid reflux. So for me it’s a win win that happens to taste great! It’s delicious on toast or a spoonful mixed in a glass of milk. I refrigerate it so it’s not as easy to blend with milk until it softens a bit. It a bit pricey but most specialty foods are.

As someone who loves chocolate but can't eat it any longer due to reactions to it, I'm constantly looking for carob treats that will satisfy my cravings. This tiger nut and carob spread is very tasty, and it reminds me a bit of chocolate and peanut butter. My only complaint is that it is pretty thick and sometimes hard to spoon, but that's a minor inconvenience. I would certainly buy this again!

When you are on a restricted diet that doesn't allow nuts this is a great alternative. Tiger nut is not actually a nut. I use this instead of peanut butter for smoothies, on toast, on celery. I'm glad there is a product like this.

Beware it’s not a pure product - it has other oils added that the item page doesn’t call out explicitly. And it shows it’s eligible for return but when you try to initiate a return, it says it’s not returnable. And the seller is nkt cooperating.

Pleasant, subtle sweet taste. When first opening it needs to be stirred just like natural nut butter. To me, it’s a subtle sweet. Doesn’t jump out at you with too much. I tasted a bit of caramel even though there isn’t any in there. Very pricey and will enjoy it sparingly.

This stuff tastes great and it appears to be high quality. However, on the label on Amazon it says includes "0g" Added Sugars, but on the label itself, as you can see in the picture, it shows "8g Added Sugars." Makes no sense since it's only 4g Total Sugars. So we need clarification here from the manufacturer. I tried to contact them but zero response and it has been 2 weeks. I also contacted them to inquire if actually soak the nuts to help remove anti-nutrients such as phytates, oxalates, saponins, and tannins, which can reduce nutrient absorption in your gut. Germinating or roasting the tubers prior to eating reduces their antinutrient levels, making it easier for your body to absorb and use the many nutrients they contain. But again zero response from the manufacturer. I have called and sent email. Terrible customer service obviously.

I purchased the cinnamon and carob flavors (both are smooth) and they’re so tasty and 100% worth it if you’re looking for an AIP friendly treat. Cinnamon flavor tastes like cookie butter. Yum! Carob flavor is rich and so good on an apple slice! It’s a little thinner than almond butter, as another reviewer pointed out. And, yes, the little jar is filled to the top so beware when opening for the first time.