PALEO TIGER | ORIGINAL Tiger nut butter | AIP and Paleo compliant | Nut free high prebiotic butter | No sugar added | Whole 30 | Low food map | 8 ounces

Love the taste!! And consistency is great! Some wrote Graham cracker butter and it really does taste like that! Yummy! Delivered quickly and nicely!

This tastes like I imagine graham cracker butter would taste. I eat it straight out of the jar, on top of keto smoothie bowls, with cacao nibs, I dip berries in it. The price is insane, which is truly the only negative thing I have to say.

This tastes very good. Once opened and refrigerated, you have to let it sit for a while to soften enough to be spreadable again. Once it is, it's easy to spread and enjoyable to eat. I just wish it wasn't SO expensive.

I have this product on autoship. I'm sorry some customers reviewed that theirs spilled in transit; that's really hard when you pay so much. But I have never had that happen. This product is incredibly delicious, quite possibly better than peanut butter or any nut or seed butter. It is very dense, so a little goes a long way, and it's a little harder to spread than most nut butters. The flavor is a little sweet and very rich. I even make Paleo AIP Tiger Nut "peanut butter" Truffles that my kids love each Christmas. Great for PB&J type sandwiches and Asian "peanut" sauces. A great alternative if you can't have nuts or seeds. This product may not agree with everyone, as tiger nuts have a lot of resistant starch, so they can churn up issues in the colon for some people. Others/most? find it's fine in moderation.

I guess this isn't really a complaint about this productI had just read so much about people using this instead of peanut butter.And I'm probably gonna end up having to throw it out.Because I've had it for a couple months and I've only tried a tiny bit cause.I don't really like itSo it's not the fault of the person that made it.It's just me not really liking the taste.I wish I did

Tiger Nut Butter is delicious (it does have a strong flavour) and a nutritious alternative to traditional nut butter. Packed with fibre and free from ‘common’ allergens (it does contain avocado and coconut, so make sure to read the ingredients if you are sensitive to these), it’s a great choice for those with dietary restrictions or looking for a wholesome snack.

I’ve been missing peanut butter and other dips/sauces on the AIP diet. This has been an excellent substitute for me. I pair it with apples, strawberries, bananas, and it adds a nice flavor without being too grainy, too chalky, or too oily. I’ve tried making my own and will continue to use that for recipes, but for dips, this has been the best one I’ve found. I wish it were more affordable, but to me, it’s worth it to get a little bit of extra flavor back. I like the cinnamon the most out of the three I’ve tried (pumpkin, original, cinnamon).

The taste was something you have to get use to.