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Banana Chips (Organic)
$5.00 – $7.00
Almonds (Dry Roasted / Unsalted)
$8.00 – $16.00
Milk Chocolate Banana Chips
$6.00 – $12.00
Great addition to trail mix!
- High in potassium;
- Good source of fibre.
Ingredients : Milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, non sweetened chocolate, whole milk powder(milk), soy lecithin (soy), polyglycerol polyricinoleate, salt, vanilla extract), banana chips (bananas, coconut oil, sugar, banana flavour), confectionary glaze (ethanol, shellac, acetylated monoglycerides, ethyl acetate) water, acacia gum.
*Product of Canada.
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Oats – Rolled (Organic / Gluten Free)
Certified organic rolled oats are perfect for oatmeal, bars and baking.
- Excellent source of soluble dietary fibre that supports healthy digestion and helps lower cholesterol;
- Excellent source of magnesium; very good source of manganese, selenium and phosphorous;
- Low-glycemic food helps stabilize blood sugar.
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Brazil Nuts (Raw / Organic)
Certified organic raw brazil nuts with no added salt.
- Excellent source of antioxidant vitamin E and mineral selenium;
- Rich in oleic acid which helps lower "bad" cholesterol;
- Complete protein that contains all essential amino acids.
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Almonds Sliced (Raw)
Sliced raw almonds perfect for adding to salads or baking.
- Excellent source of protein & heart-healthy fats;
- Significant source of essential minerals and vitamin E;
- Good source of flavonoids, plant-based antioxidants, that help to support and protect the body.
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Pistachios (Akbari) Kernels (Raw)
Raw shelled pistachio kernels – because you don’t need another step between you and your pistachio. Also these are great for cooking/baking.
- Highest source of protein in the nut family;
- Lowest in calories in the nut family;
- Helps Lower Cholesterol by increasing HDL and lowering LDL;
- Great source of fibre;
- High source of antioxidant vitamin E.
