The Butternut Co. Almond Butter Creamy 200g - Unsweetened, 100% Dry Roasted, Heart-Healthy Fats, Protein Source, High in Vitamin E - Gluten-Free, Vegan, Keto-Friendly

Nice taste and aroma!!

Don't know why this would be rated less, but I give it top marks because it's the only one on the market last I checked which is smooth, all natural, and composed of skinless almonds, which is good from an Ayurvedic standpoint so as not to be Vata aggravating!Edit:These are skin-on, but they have a skinless version—or they used to which I couldn't find: It's great for a roasted nut butter, but my last point doesn't hold anymore. That being the case I'm revising from 5 to 4 stars. Do bring back the "Blanched (Without Skin)" version.

This is a great alternative to regular butter and adds flavour, protein & healthy fats to your diet. We eat this on toasted bread before a heavy sports work out and it fuels the routine.Our first time ordering, we didn’t know whether to use the thinner or thicker part of the butter. And by the end of the bottle, we were left with only the thicker part which was harder to eat. So when we ordered again, we were aware to take an equal portion of both parts. Mix well and enjoy!!Thank you for a great product.PS— You can use this product in smoothies, with plain crackers, and lots of fun, imaginative ways!

The texture is semi liquid. Not like a regular spread. Taste is average not something almond filled. You gotta apply a alot to get the hang of it.

Just pure almond butter, no mixes....simply almonds, easy to spread

Go for it

Misleading customers with incorrect/outdated product images. I wouldn't have bought this emulsifier and stabilizer laden ultra processed food (UPF) if the ingredient list was accurately provided.It asks the correct question on the pack though: how can I (dare to) eat this?

It is one of the tastiest forms of nut butter I have consumed, although it is very pricey. At the current price range, you get only 200 gm of butter.But it is delicious and spreads well on bread/toast.However, my personal suggestion would still be to stick to unsweetened peanut butter, which is less fatty.The almond butter from butternut is definitely a good quality product, but you should consume it in moderation if you don't want to become fat.