Is this a dried version of what is called coconut nectar? Thank you for your time and your devotion to health
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Looking at the container's Ingredients Label, It says: "Organic Coconut Sap Crystals". So I don't know if that is considered the "nectar" or not. But that's the best answer I can provide. Hope that helps.
1345934
I use this in place of sugar where a dry sweetener is needed. It is coconut 'crystals' and does not taste like coconut--just gives a sweet taste. I use the nectar in smoothies more, neither tastes like coconut, but some recipes 'suggest' a dry sweetener is better for consistency in their recipe.
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I don't know what coconut nectar is, but I hope it's not this! this looked like disorganized brown sugar. didn't taste very good either -- not like coconut, not like brown sugar. not good! we gave it away... sorry not tobe able to be more specific; it was awhile ago.
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I have never had coconut nectar. This product is a delicious granulated brown-sugar-like sweetener that is just delicious! I use it. I love it. People at my house love it. It is a great substitute for processed cane sugar.
100502
Yes, i think its pure. In comparison To the other fractionated Coconut oil, its exactly the same. Works very well.
1205103
I purchased the Navitas brand of coconut sugar, and its just that, coconut palm sugar. I really like it. I can tell that it has a lower GI. I don't eat much sugar at all, and when I bake I either use coconut sugar or honey plus a mix of high fiber flour from King Aurther. And eaten in moderation, I don't really get that skin crawling feeling that I would get with regular sugar products. Also my weight is good.
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It is probably best to check with the manufacturer, who is listed on the back of the bottle which you can see on the Amazon site. I only see two ingredients listed, organic coconut sap and sea salt. As a consumer, I love the stuff. Soy sauce is too strong and has too much salt, the lower salt soy always tastes funny to me. I discovered this product by accident as I am always looking for products to substitute the unhealthy ones.
874502
It states on the bag that it is 100% coconut palm sugar. It says it is made from the sap and nectar of coconut palm trees. No other ingredients are listed at all.
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This is what I found in research. Coconut sugar and palm sugar may or may not be the same thing, depending on which company you're looking at. "Coconut Palm Sugar" is made from the coconut palm tree, the same tree that grows coconuts for other purposes (the "cocos nucifera" tree). Just plain "palm sugar" may be made from the same coconut tree, or it may be made from one of two other varieties of palm trees which also produce a sweet nectar (the Palmyra/Borassus palm tree or Aren palm tree). Yes, these are all the same thing: coconut sugar coconut palm sugar coconut sap (if it's crystalized) coconut crystals Coconut nectar, the liquid form, is the same stuff as the crystals as well. Palm sugar is from a different type of palm (although still not the variety of palm from which palm oil is procured), but is processed in the same way. Palm sugar may also be called aren sugar or aren palm sugar (meaning it's made from the aren sugar palm tree). So coconut sugar and palm sugar may be different in origin, but ultimately sound about as similar as beet sugar is to cane sugar, both of which are sold as "white sugar," and you'd never know the difference unless you tried to make a Crme Brule. (more here) From what I can gather, the words "dehydrated" and "evaporated" on your packages shouldn't mean any difference when you're talking coconut sweeteners. (Sometimes it does in the case of rapadura vs. evaporated cane juice, for example.)
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Well just noticing the one on this picture doesn't have it. However it says organic cocnut. I have organic virgin coconut oil unrefined and it does have the usda label on it. Hope that helped a little. Check to see if yours is reg organic coconut or if it says virgin coconut
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The bottle is clear. The nectar in the picture must have food coloring added to it - something I DO NOT recommend. The best nectar is 1 part white sugar to 3-5 parts boiled water with absolutely NO ADDITIVES of any kind. This continues to be the most popular (i.e., active) hummingbird feeder of the four I have in my yard. I hope you purchase it and enjoy it as much as I have. Regards,Dr. J.
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No, if you are thinking this is coconut milk, or anything related, then you don't understand that this is coconut 'meat' ground and desiccated (dried); it's not a powder--more coarse like corn meal, and not dissolvable. I use it as fiber enhance in bread, muffins, etc... (It is somewhat sweet)
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On their website they say it is from Star Thistle nectar. Here is the website: http://sleepingbearfarms.com/about-raw-honey/
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I can't say for sure, but doubt that it is the same thing, I only found with Aminos acid, and that is poison!!! This person needs to look further, I only use Coconut Crystals, very few of that, cause I mix Swerve, which is just like sugar, and an excellent replacement!!!!!
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I have bought Navitas Naturals Cacao Butter from Wholes Foods prior to this purchase. When comparing the 2, the one from Whole Foods had a seriously rich/heady chocolaty type smell, a rich yellow, and was buttery to the touch. This stuff I bought from Amazon barely had a scent to it, pale yellow with specks of white, and was extremely dried out. Now that is not to say it was not 100% raw but either this product is a bit more processed or extremely old
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From the label: Coconut, sugar, sodium metabisulfite (as a preservative) & dried.
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That I don't know other than this is true raw coconut. I use it every morning in my smoothie.
942151
This is what the label says coconut manna is a delicious whol food mad of pure dried coconut flesh I contains 12% fiber and 9% protien..I hope that helps...Dar
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the can says it is NOT 100% coconut juice/water, says it contains young coconut juice, water, sugar, young coconut meat, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, malic acid and sodium metabisulphite. It also does not list any potassium in the nutritional section, but lists 17 grams of sugar, 50mg of sodium, 4% calcium, and that is all. So, with that, you should be able to make a better decision about if you feel it is healthy enough. If you are like me and have been diagnosed with low potassium, hypokelemia , this is NOT the coconut water to drink to help your situation!!
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It's flour. I've had some coconut "flour" that was more on the shredded coconut side but this stuff is definitely flour.