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R29.00 – R65.00Price range: R29.00 through R65.00
Roasted coconut flakes are thin, crispy shavings of coconut that have been lightly toasted to enhance their natural sweetness and nutty flavor. They have a golden-brown color and a satisfying crunch, making them a versatile ingredient for snacking, baking, and cooking. Perfect as a topping for smoothie bowls, salads, desserts, or granola, roasted coconut flakes…
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R18.00 – R105.00Price range: R18.00 through R105.00
Quench coconut water with bright and a refreshing taste
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R169.00
- Hydrolyzed collagen, sourced from pasture-fed cows. 90% protein, excellent solubility, no added sugar or flavouring. Ideal for smoothies.
Important
This product is packed in a warehouse where peanuts and tree nuts are present.
Serving and Usage suggestions
Mix into smoothies, juices, milk, or yoghurt. Alternatively, stir into your morning coffee.
Country of Origin
Product of Brazil
Storage Instructions
STORE IN A COOL, DRY PLACE.
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R54.00
Cous cous is a processed grain product made from little balls of durum wheat or semolina flour. Selenium is an important antioxidant that helps protect your body. Couscous is an exceptional source of this nutrient. Consuming selenium through foods such as couscous might help decrease your risk of certain cancers. By reducing oxidative stress, the selenium found in couscous can boost your immune system.
Couscous is a good source of plant-based protein, which can be included in vegetarian and non-vegetarian diets. Couscous is simple to prepare and takes on the taste of other ingredients, making it an easy addition to meals.
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R39.00 – R99.00Price range: R39.00 through R99.00
Hexane-Free Castor Oil from Crede Oils is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin. Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which…
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R89.00
Medium Chain Triglycrides are fatty acids which have been extracted from palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, through a method called fractionation. The resulting product is a clear liquid, with a neutral taste. It is popularly used as a dietary nutritional supplement. MCT oil has been shown to help in the process of excess calorie…
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R85.00
What is coconut oil? Coconut oil is pressed from the white meat of the coconut. Broadly speaking, there are two types of coconut oil: Virgin coconut oil is pressed from the fresh meat of raw coconuts. It is cold-pressed and filtered and retains the classic ‘coconut’ smell as well as many micronutrients in the oil….
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R95.00
What is coconut oil? Coconut oil is pressed from the white meat of the coconut. Broadly speaking, there are two types of coconut oil: Virgin coconut oil is pressed from the fresh meat of raw coconuts. It is cold-pressed and filtered and retains the classic ‘coconut’ smell as well as many micronutrients in the oil….
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R139.00
What is coconut oil? Coconut oil is pressed from the white meat of the coconut. Broadly speaking, there are two types of coconut oil: Virgin coconut oil is pressed from the fresh meat of raw coconuts. It is cold-pressed and filtered and retains the classic ‘coconut’ smell as well as many micronutrients in the oil….
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R85.00
Medium Chain Triglycrides are fatty acids which have been extracted from palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, through a method called fractionation. The resulting product is a clear liquid, with a neutral taste. It is popularly used as a dietary nutritional supplement. MCT oil has been shown to help in the process of excess calorie…
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R13.00
Digestive Bran is by its nature high in fibre and very low in sodium. Digestive bran consists mainly of the outer layer of the wheat kernel. Added to food it provides a convenient way of increasing insoluble fibre intake..
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R99.00
Erythritol belongs to a class of compounds called sugar alcohols (1).
Most of them function as low calorie sweeteners in sugar-free or low sugar products.Most sugar alcohols are found in small amounts in nature, especially in fruits and vegetables.
However, erythritol appears to be quite different from the other sugar alcohols.
To begin with, it contains many fewer calories:
- Table sugar:Â 4 calories per gram
- Xylitol:Â 2.4 calories per gram
- Erythritol:Â 0.24 calories per gram
With only 6% of the calories of sugar, it still provides 70% of the sweetness.
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