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Cashews are incredibly nutirious, a source of protein, and taste delicious.
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Raw Wole Cashews are a delicious, rich, sweet product of the cashew tree. Gaining huge amounts of popularity across both Europe and North America, not only for their great taste but also for their associated nutritional benefits. Cashews can be used in a variety of different recipes including curries, stir fries, cheesecake, and simple cashew nut butter.
Nutritional benefits of adding Raw Whole Cashews to your diet
Source of protein
Low in Sugar
Vitamin B6 (0.49mg in 100g) - Contributes to a normal energy yielding metabolism
Potassium (710mg in 100g) - Contributes to a reduction in tiredness
Manganese (1.7mg in 100g) - Contributes to the maintenance of normal bones
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Packed in a factory which also packs cereals containing gluten (wheat and barley), nuts, peanuts, sesame and sulphur dioxide.
Country of Origin: Vietnam
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Indulging in the rich, velvety goodness of homemade dark chocolate truffles, made with Cacao Powder. Perfect for families to make together or a sweet treat for when you're on the go.
Packed with black beans, homemade walnut mince and spices. This healthy burrito bowl is a perfect lunch, that pops in colour. Add your favourite dressings of salsa, guccamole and a special homemade dressing.
It’s time the humble, delicious, and healthy, nut selection made a comeback on our nibbles’ platters. There are no nuts that aren’t good for sharing and won’t be the perfect accompaniment to a celebratory tipple.
This divine mushroom tart is the perfect centrepiece for any picnic! Full of Mediterranean flavours, the tart base is made to a gluten free pastry recipe and the tart filling is created with creamy cashews, cannellini beans and sundried tomatoes. Topped with mushrooms, crunchy walnuts and a generous drizzle of balsamic glaze for that perfect indulgence!
The best no-bake cheesecake slices! Flavoured with lemon zest and fresh ginger for the ultimate zesty zing, this vegan cheesecake is created with a fruity and nutty base and topped with a gorgeously creamy lemon & ginger cashew based filling. Perfect for sharing & freezer-friendly, so you can always have a slice of your favourite cheesecake to hand!
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The ultimately creamy pasta dish is made from 100% plants! This creamy cashew pasta is the perfectly divine dinner to share with friends and family. With a creamy cashew sauce flavoured with fresh basil, garlic and nutritional yeast, the sauce is a delicious mix of cheesy, creamy and pesto-flavours, taking the pasta to the next level!
These No-Bake Cinnamon Rolls are made with only natural, vegan ingredients and on top of that also gluten-free - and let’s not forget: delicious! Crafted with a nutty batter and a sweet spiced filling, you only need a food processor to make these tasty little no-bake treats.
The ultimate Easter treat! Created with half a chocolate Easter egg and filled with a vegan no-bake cheesecake mixture - simply divine! This recipe makes 2 filled Easter egg halves and can be beautifully decorated with fruit and small Easter treats. The perfect gift for friends and family - or simply to treat yourself this Easter.
These golden turmeric squares are zesty and super easy to make! They are simply perfect to have on hand for when that afternoon slump hits and can be easily stored in the fridge for upto 3 days - but we doubt these delicious fruity bars will last that long.
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These crispy vegan Taquitos will be a new family favourite, they are filled with hearty Textured Vegetable Protein, onions and black beans. This recipe is easy and simple to enjoy with a delicious Queso dip.
This turmeric roasted cauliflower with spiced dip is delicious and makes a nutritious vegan main or side dish to accompany many meals. Cauliflower is great for marinading as its spongy texture absorbs any spice or marinade. When roasted the cauliflower transforms into a crispy and tasty vegetable. We have paired the recipe with an incredible spiced cashew cream dip that is also great with other veggies, crackers, or sandwiches and wraps.
Cashew nuts with their protein-rich, low-salt appeal are the ideal accompaniment to a busy daily life but deliver even more value when you are exercising or following a training plan.
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A festive favourite with a twist! Try this healthy seasonal recipe for mini Christmas pudding balls. The recipe consists of a selection of mixed fruit and nuts flavoured with the spices of Christmas in a protein ball topped with cashew cream.
Mac’n’cheese has got to be the ultimate comfort food dish! Perfect dinner for when you need some real happiness boosting food. This vegan macaroni cheese recipe has got all that, but is also loaded with goodness to stop you getting that sluggish feeling and will provide your body with so many nutrients to leave you feeling happy & healthy.
These little vegan-friendly cheesecakes are so tasty and perfect for a summer’s evening dinner party dessert with family or friends! The base is made from oats, ground almonds, maple syrup and coconut oil - which makes the recipe gluten-free too!
Nuts save lives as scientific evidence reveals that eating nuts can cut the risk of heart disease,cancer and early death. Their findings show that just 20grams of nuts a day can also slash the risk of diabetes and respiratory disease. That daily handful of nuts can save lives and cut your risk of dying early by a fifth.
Cashew nuts with their protein-rich, low-salt appeal are the ideal accompaniment to a busy daily life but deliver even more value when you are exercising or following a training plan.
This double layered vanilla cake with a middle layer of jam and coconut cream is a dream. It may be gluten free, vegan and refined sugar-free but it has all the taste of your classic sponge cake with the light but satisfying texture.
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Here is your definitive guide to your Top Superfoods, the most nutritious and versatile based on your choices at Grape Tree. Eating such superfoods can have a positive impact on health as they can be rich in essential minerals, high in antioxidants and excellent sources of fibre. Lets see what clinched the top spot in our superfood list.
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