Our Cashew Butter is lovingly crafted in small batches using the finest organic cashews sourced from the lush plantations of South India. These cashews, grown without chemicals or synthetic fertilizers, are handpicked for their superior quality and rich, buttery flavor. Carefully slow-roasted to bring out their natural sweetness, the cashews are then stone-ground to create two delightful options: Crunchy, for those who love a hearty bite, and Creamy, for a smooth, luxurious spread.
To further elevate the experience, we add a pinch of natural salt and a delicate touch of pure vanilla, creating a harmonious balance of flavors. Unlike mass-produced spreads, Zeme Farms Cashew Butter contains no sweeteners, hydrogenated oils, preservatives, or artificial additives. Every jar is a testament to purity and authenticity, offering a truly natural and wholesome product.
Our gentle, minimal processing method retains the cashews’ inherent nutrients, including their healthy fats, magnesium, and antioxidants, ensuring a product that is as nutritious as it is delicious.
Zeme Farms Cashew Butter is a versatile addition to your kitchen—perfect as a spread on toast, a rich dip for fruits, a creamy base for sauces and desserts, or simply as a nutritious snack by the spoonful. Whichever way you choose to enjoy it, this cashew butter delivers a taste of uncompromising quality and care.
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