Are the almonds you use Organic?
1252061
they do make an organic almond butter but it costs a lot more. This one is not organic I think the organic one runs around 22 to 25 dollars you'd have to check . Hope this helps. Both are delicious, organic and non
1252062
Whenever the almonds used are organic, I have found that it will indicate that on the label. If it dosn't say organic I always figure that they are not. I don't have a real preference to organic or not organic.
1252063
I just checked my jar, it does not say organic but it does say they are non-GMO
1780611
The pine nuts come from China and packaged in the States. I think you would be better off asking this question from the organization that certified them as USDA organic. The company name is QAI. Or better yet, ask the question from Now Foods. I don't really care about them being organic. I purchase them for what they are, the quality of the product and more importantly the cost.
1569991
I worry about the same thing. By law, almonds produced in the US have to be pasteurized. If they are not organic, you can count on them being chemically treated (and legally, they can still be called "raw" - what a joke!). Imported almonds, however, do not have to be pasteurized....
526637
Absolutely not. No sugar at all. In fact the almonds are organic and raw and uncooked. This is the best tasting almond butter I have ever had in my life. I buy 20 boxes at a time and I eat it every single day. It is very expensive but very delicious. The only downside is you have to stir it up because the oil comes to the top. It's nothing but organic raw uncooked almonds. Nothing else that's the only ingredient.
459680
I looked on the package, and it doesn't say anywhere that they are organic. That makes me think that they probably aren't. I wish they were. They are great plants though, I am loving mine!
1024904
You'd be safer contacting the company to ask. Anthony's also makes (very lovely might I add) almond flour, and I'm not sure if it's processed in the same facility or with the same equipment as their coconut flour. You would think they wouldn't, being that its organic and I'm sure they are aware of high incidences of nut allergies and all, but to be safe I would call or email them to ask.
459708
Absolutely ! Have had organics in crisper with an apple and they lasted almost a week. Be sure to get firm berries to start. Don't wash till time to eat. Apple has saved me tons of $ on fresh fruits and vegs
1108859
I checked their website and there is no mentipn of them being organic so I'm concluding they are not.They are very good and I'm sure you'll like them.Good Luck to you...john
1738168
I use Nature's Promise Organic (and GMO free) vanilla soy. It whips up beautifully! I've never tried almond milk, though we drink that in our cereal. I just prefer the thicker soy milk for my AeroPress coffee.
290284
Yes, they are organic. (Please access to laurasoybeans.com for further information.) I am originally from Japan and have been eating soybeans since I was a child. Laura Soybeans look good and taste excellent. (Of course, I use a pressure coocker to cook soybeans.) Laura's soybeans are frown in Iowa and they are the best soybeans in US !! Mia
1537090
They are NOT organic, and they are NOT GMO. I contacted the company and this was their reply... "Our almonds are conventionally grown - conventionally grown products, use fertilizers and pesticides which allow for higher yield, out of season growth, greater resistance, and greater longevity. After growth, the almonds used in our natural almond flour are then steam pasteurized. The blanched almonds are considered pasteurized when they go through the blanching process (which uses steam to remove the skins to get the white color of blanched flour). Additionally, all of our almonds are non-GMO."
1383932
I'm not aware of any GMO almonds being grown anywhere in the world. And since the only ingredient is almonds . . . well there you go.
694605
No. Es raw goodness and one of the tastiest raw almondbutters I've tried. Jus kinda pricey.
926292
It's derived only from argan, and contains no almonds. The word 'almonds' is a translation error by Ecocert (which is a French organization). If you look at the new certification, you can see it's been corrected. (Almonds are not listed on the bottle; only on the since corrected certificate.) This product is 100% pure cosmetic moroccan argan oil, and has been certified organic and pure by Ecocert.
2051594
The list of ingredients: Dry roasted almonds, organic evaporated cane sugar, organic cocoa, organic cocoa butter, organic palm fruit oil, vanilla, sea salt
1327133
No, they are not labeled organic. They are completely free of any preservative-the old fashioned shriveled up dried raisin. I am very sulfite and preservative sensitive and I do not react to these raisins. I hope this helps you.
1472476
There is nothing on the package indicates that. Now Foods claim that their products are organic.