Organic Pumpkin Seed Butter

Pumpkin seeds, also known as pepitas, can be found in the fall inside your jack-o-lantern or year-round inside our raw, organic pumpkin seed butter. These flavor-packed, nutrient-heavy seeds are often overlooked yet when ground, they make an incredible raw pumpkin seed butter. You can use pumpkin seed butter in any way you use other nut butters or mix it with cinnamon and nutmeg for a sweet treat.

Our organic pumpkin seed butter has similar fat and protein content as peanut butter but it is safe for those with nut allergies. Our raw pumpkin seed butter is also high in zinc, anti-inflammatory and pumpkin seeds are higher in protein than any other seed. We grind fresh or sproutable pumpkin seeds two to three times at a low temperature to retain all the nutritional benefits and ensure we package a 100% raw pumpkin seed butter. We immediately refrigerate and ship our raw, organic pumpkin seed butter to your local natural foods store. 

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100% Organic Ingredient: Raw Pumpkin Seeds

Nutrition Information: Serving Size: 1 tablespoon - approx. 14 grams (36 tbsp. per jar 18. oz jar, 7 tblsp. per 200 grams) Calories: 47 kcal Protein: 2 g Fiber: 0.3 g Carbohydrates: 1.5 g Total Fats: 4 g Omega-3: 0-15% of total fats Omega-6: 42-57% of total fats Omega-9: 34% of total fats Other Fats: 9% of total fats

Benefits of Raw Pumpkin Seed Butter

Our organic pumpkin seed butter contains:

• Good source of essential fatty acids, zinc and iron
• High in manganese, tryptophan, magnesium and phosphorous
• Good source of plant-based protein and dietary fiber
• Naturally sodium-free

Our Organic Pumpkin Seed Butter Promise

• Completely organic
• Raw, ground at a low temperature
• Vegan
• Gluten-free
• Nut-free
• Freshness-Dated

This delicious, raw organic pumpkin seed butter is available in the refrigerated section of your local natural foods store or you can order it above.   Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back!

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