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Tropical Traditions – Coconut Peanut Butter Review & Giveaway

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I received a jar of Coconut Peanut Butter to review from Tropical Traditions.
I’ve done a few other reviews for them as well…
coconut oil hair treatment and coconut oil as well.
So far, all their products are awesome!

tropical traditions coconut peanut butter

Since it’s so hot here in FL (yes while the rest of the US may be getting some cooler weather, we are not), the coconut peanut butter separates.
The oils come to the top and prior to using you have to mix and mix well!

There are only two ingredients in this product.
Yep, you read that right…two!
Organic peanuts and organic coconut!

organic peanuts organic coconut

There are no fillers, no binders, no sweeteners, and no preservatives in this coconut peanut butter.
Just a great blend of coconut and peanuts to make for this smooth creamy scrumptious rich spread.
For some yummmy recipes using Coconut Peanut Butter, please visit here.

I couldn’t wait to try it, so I just dug in with good ole’ celery!
yum!
coconut peanut butter with celery

This is also great for adding to smoothies too for added protein and thickness.

coconut peanut butter

Enter now for your chance to win Coconut Peanut Butter
Retail value: $14.95

Contest open until Oct 13, 2011 11:59 p.m.
Winner will be announced on Oct 14, 2011 via email.

For Canadian entries: Tropical Traditions is not responsible for customs or duties that Canada may charge if you decide to participate in this Tropical Traditions sponsored blog giveaway.

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Visit TropicalTraditions.com and then come back and comment on one thing you learned about them or their products.

Additional Entries:
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Please do not combine things you do or it’ll only count as one entry in the contest.

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Disclaimer: Tara Burner has personally reviewed the product listed above. Tara has not received any monetary compensation for her review on this blog. Free product was received by Tara so she could experience it for the review. Tara’s opinions are honest and unbiased. Tara Burner is not responsible for delivery of any giveaway items won from companies and people on this blog.

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  2. I visited the Tropical Traditions website and learned that their coconut flour has amazing amounts of fiber, is not treated with sulfites, and need less sugar added to recipes since coconut is naturally sweet.

  5. All their recipes look delicious. I’d like to try the Creamy Coconut Pumpkin Fudge (Dairy-Free) and the Gluten Free Bacon, Egg and Cheese Muffins. And every other recipe… 😉

  7. I learned that their eggs come from chickens that are fed a soy-free diet, and instead eat coconut pulp and fish meal. This means that the eggs are filled with omega-3s.

  8. I visited the recipes page and there are tons I would like to try, especially the Gluten Free Coconut Flour Chocolate Cake, since I can’t have gluten.

  17. I learned that Tropical Traditions does NOT support coconut products that prevent coconut trees from bearing fruit because the trees are on the decline in the Philippines.

  22. I learned that they explain where there products come from & how to use them & why we should use them.

  37. The owners(husband & wife along with their children)went back to her country, the Phillipines, to start a coconut oil based company. It has afforded many local people the opportunity to work and prosper while using the traditional, more natural and pure, process.