Nut Butters
Read the label on a supermarket nut butter and you'll usually find palm oil, sugar and emulsifiers before you find many nuts. Ours are the opposite: nuts, and that's it.
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Nut Butters
The RAWGORILLA range: single-ingredient butters made from raw nuts – skipping heavy commercial roasting keeps more of the natural enzymes, vitamins and flavour.
Across the collection: zero palm oil, no hidden syrups, no synthetic preservatives – just the nuts' own healthy fats and plant protein. (The oil separation on top is the proof; stir it back in.)
The variety: peanut, almond, hazelnut, cashew, macadamia and more.
Swirl into porridge, blend into smoothies, spread on toast – or eat it off the spoon.
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Nut Butters FAQs
Why has the oil separated on top? That's a good sign: it means there are no emulsifiers or stabilisers holding it together artificially. Just stir the oil back through before using, and keep the jar upside down between uses to help.
Do your nut butters contain palm oil or added sugar? No. The collection is free from palm oil, added syrups and synthetic preservatives. Most are single-ingredient, just the nuts. Check the product page for the exact ingredients of each.
What's the difference between raw and roasted nut butter? Raw butters skip the heavy roasting step, keeping more of the natural flavour and nutrients, with a milder taste. Roasted butters have a deeper, toastier flavour. It's down to preference.
How should I store nut butter? A cool cupboard is fine; the fridge keeps it fresher for longer but firms it up. Stir before each use if the oil has separated.
Do Club members pay less? Yes. WFE Club members get lower prices plus free delivery on mainland UK orders over £50. It's free to join. You can join the Club here.
