what is a tigernut?

I’m not a nut!

I’m an ancient root vegetable from West Africa strp’d of allergens and nasties. I am loved for my natural sweetness and my knack for keeping you full for hours. My tiger-like coat makes me look fierce, but i’m all goodness underneath.

Tigernut

what is a tigernut?

I’m not a nut!

I’m an ancient root vegetable that hails from West Africa. I have a creamy, sweet taste and people tell me I’m a natural aphrodisiac. My tiger-like outer coat gives me my name and makes me look good naked.

boosts immunity

boosts immunity

keeps you full for longer

keeps you full for longer

enhances gut health

enhances gut health

is a natural aphrodisiac

is a natural aphrodisiac

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what is tigernut flour?

A delicious and nutritious gluten-free, nut-free flour.

It can replace regular flour 1:1 in recipes. But its naturally sweet flavour means you can reduce the amount of sugar you would usually use.

It is high in resistant starch, a fibre that acts as a prebiotic to enhances digestion and balance your blood sugar levels, keeping you full for longer and reducing cravings.

It is suitable for most dietary restrictions including paleo, AIP, vegan & gluten free.

why are we are nuts about tigernuts?

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1. tigernuts boost immunity

They are rich in Vitamin C and have a high level of antioxidants that neutralise free radicals in our body, boosting overall health.

2. tigernuts keep you full for longer

They are high in resistant starch (a fibre) and arginine (an amino acid). The combination balances your blood sugar and can aid weight loss. BONUS!

3. tigernuts enhance your gut health

They contain digestive enzymes, which help break down food for better nutrient absorption and the resistant starch, acts as a prebiotic, stimulating the growth of good bacteria.

4. tigernuts are compliant with most dietary restrictions

Including gluten-free, vegan, paleo, AIP & an anti-inflammatory diet.

5. tigernuts are natural aphrodisiacs

They are known to increase libido and for generations have been used as aphrodisiacs in many African countries.