Crema di frutta secca: miglior mix misticanza?

[LiborioAsahi]

As you say in Italy there are a few brands to trade these products. The 2 brands that you bring up are the 2 major.
However they are mainly used to replace less healthy foods like butter sauces, jams etc.
Allergic people do not know if they use them, but I do not think because different types of nuts are allergenic. The celiac disease could make greater use, but I have no experience about it.

[FrenchFaa]

Thank you for your reply

When I said allergic people I was thinking about lactose intolerents, who could make for example latte di mandorle with water and crema di mandorle

Anyway, it helps a lot!

Where do you commonly buy that kind of product ? it is easy to find in a super or hypermarket ?

[orange]

For me is very difficult to find them in the supermarket (if we talk about 100% drie fruit cream)

The only shop that have them are the Bio or some supplements shop.

They are very expensive and often offers a small choose of brands, so is better buy them on online shop in other European countries.

[FrenchFaa]

Thank you orange... and what brand do you often buy ?

[newfit]

generally, the choice is based on the quality of the product ....
if a product meets"Royalties"as:" no junk ".....

[orange]

Originariamente inviato da FrenchFaa

Thank you orange... and what brand do you often buy ?

In Italy only Rapunzel.

Their products are very good for me, however i have no choice, is the only brand that i find in my small town near Milan.

[FrenchFaa]

Thank you newfit
Do you know some brands, others than Rapunzel to sell this product ?

[matalo]

I usually buy from myprotein their peanut butter it's, like rapunzel, natural and tastes good.

[FrenchFaa]

Thanks Matalo !!
I didn't know about this brand, it helps a lot

[matalo]

It's an english brand which sells a lot of bulk products. I know it, because it's less expensive than others if you have to buy large portions of powder