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| Simple Food featured on Daily Candy | |
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Going green takes time. Work up a tree-hugging asaastatus with help from some Massachusetts-based companies... View Full Article |
| Simple Food Featured on Lisa the Health Nut | |
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Before you click off the page and say “ewww. SOY nut butter? I’ll stick to PEANUT butter” HEAR ME OUT! I, too, was one of those. I would stick up my nose to anything soy. I tried soy nuts once and HATED them. So how could I like Tofu? Soy beans? View Full Article |
| Simple Food featured in Boston Globe | |
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Non-peanut buttters can be just as smooth (or crunchy) as their well-known counterparts. These peanut-butter alternatives are finding supermarket shelf space because of peanut allergies. The seed and nut butters are simply ground pastes of almonds, cashews, macadamias, roaster soybeens (typically called soynut), or sunflower seeds... |
| Simple Food featured on Kids Nutrition Report | |
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Unilever has debuted Amaze, a brand it describes as the “first specifically designed brainfood for kids” in Turkey. Aimed at school kids aged 5 to 12, the Amaze range is made up of lunchbox snacks and flavoured milk drinks which have been developed by the nutrition and mental development programme Unilever established in 2000. They represent, the company says, the culmination of extensive research by the company into kids’ nutritional needs. |
| Simple Food featured on Really Natural | |
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Doug just wrote in to tell us about Simple Food Soynut Butter. The soynut butter is made in a peanut- and tree nut-free factory using all organic ingredients. It's also vegan, kosher, and gluten-free. Simple Food Soynut Butter comes in five flavors: Original (which contains no salt and no sugar), Cinnamon Sugar, Slightly Sweet, Sea Salted, and Chocolate...
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| Simple Food featured on Rare Bird Finds | |
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Yummy! Boy did I find the best thing ever for you guys who may have nut allergies. These soynut butters have the look, texture and scent of peanut butter, and in a sandwich (like, in my fave with jelly on wheat) it even tastes like peanut butter with its "nutty" taste. Completely organic (no yucky pesticides) and made in a factory that is peanut-free and tree nut-free. They're also gluten-free, vegan and kosher. Plus, soynut butter is just better for you (a.k.a. healthier) over peanut butter! Comes in 5 delicious flavors: No sugar/no salt, sea salt, slightly sweet, cinnamon sugar, and chocolate... View Full Article |
| Simple Food featured on Organic Products Retailer | |
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The thought of peanut butter and jelly brings back childhood memories of brown bag lunhes. It's this stereotype - and recent phenomena like new products with peanut flavor - thats been contributing to lackluster category sales. However, this is good news. Market research firm Mintel reports that new nut butter and spread selections, which cater to a wider demographic and meal variety... View Full Article
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| Simple Food featured in Edible Boston | |
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Eileen Moriarty has standards: simple, organic standards. All of the ingredients in her five flavors of soynut butter must be nut-free and organic. It's that simple. At her brand new factory in Amesbury, Massachuetts Eileen makess batches of thick and delicious soynut butter - a spread that tastes much line peanut butter but without the nuts (a godsend for those with allergies). View Full Article
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| Simple Food featured on The Domestic Diva | |
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A chocolaty treat that is actually good for you? Say it isn’t so. Or is it? Yes, my friend there is an actual chocolate delight that you can feel virtually guilt free consuming. Simple Foods has come up with tasty soynut butters in a variety of flavors including chocolate to satisfy your guiltiest pleasure. Spread it on bread, mix it with peanut butter, or enjoy on graham crackers. The possibility of endless treats are unstoppable with delightful soynut butters... View Full Article |
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Simple Food featured in E-Magazine |
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Peanut butter has long held a monopoly on the nut butter market. But the rising tide of peanut allergies—and last January’s salmonella outbreak in peanut products that left more than 500 sick and eight dead—have made the former lunchtime staple a lot less appetizing. Not to mention that conventional peanuts are one of the most pesticideladen crops. Thankfully, nutty food manufactures are grinding up all sorts of tasty, nutritious and environmentally friendly alternatives. View Full Article |
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Simple Food featured on heathline.com for Alternative Peanut Butter |
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If you are one of the 3 million Americans who has an allergy to nuts, you know how serious it can be if you accidently eat nuts. How can you enjoy a good old fashioned PB and J without the peanuts? What if you are just looking for alternatives to peanut butter... View Full Article |
Last Update: March 1, 2010
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