Ingredient Guide
Every ingredient in every Nut n' Pip product is something real, whole, and simple enough that I could explain it to you myself. Click any ingredient below for the full story on what it is, what it brings nutritionally, and why it's in the recipe.
Nuts
Seeds
- Pumpkin Seeds — packed with magnesium, zinc, and plant protein
- Flax Seeds — a plant-based source of omega-3s and fiber
- Sunflower Seeds — rich in vitamin E and healthy fats
- Chia Seeds — high in fiber and absorb liquid to help keep you full
Sweeteners
- Honey — a natural, minimally processed sweetener with trace antioxidants
- Agave Nectar — a plant-based, vegan-friendly alternative to honey
Fats
- Coconut Oil — a stable, plant-based fat that holds up well in baking
- Coconut Flakes — adds natural fiber and a subtly sweet, toasted flavor
Dried Fruit
- Raisins — naturally sweet, with fiber and trace minerals like potassium
Triple C Paleo Bar
- Cacao Nibs — unsweetened, minimally processed chocolate with natural antioxidants
- Coffee Beans — adds natural caffeine and a bold, roasted flavor
- Cayenne — adds gentle heat and depth
Holiday Paleo Bar
- Cinnamon — a warming spice with natural antioxidant compounds
- Nutmeg — a fragrant spice traditionally used in small amounts for warmth and flavor
- Ginger — a root spice long used for its distinctive warm, peppery flavor
- Cloves — a potent spice used in small amounts for its deep, warm flavor
- Pure Orange Extract — adds bright citrus flavor without added sugar
Used Across All Bars
- Pure Vanilla Extract — real vanilla flavor, not artificial vanillin
- Salt — a small amount used to balance and enhance natural flavors
Paleo Taco Seasoning
- Chili Powder — a warm, earthy spice blend base
- Cumin — an earthy, slightly nutty spice common in savory blends
- Black Pepper — a classic peppery spice for depth
- Paprika — adds color and a mild, sweet pepper flavor
- Onion Powder — concentrated onion flavor without the prep
- Garlic Powder — concentrated garlic flavor without the prep
- Red Pepper Flakes — adds visible flecks of heat
- Oregano — an earthy, slightly bitter herb common in spice blends
- Cayenne — adds gentle heat and depth