Food To Nourish Sprouted Clusters Cacao & Hazelnut 400g
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Product Overview
Our Cacao & Hazelnut Breakfast Clusters are sprouted and dehydrated in small batches on the Central Coast of NSW. We soak our organic buckwheat before mixing in raw cacao powder, organic nuts, and organic puffed whole grains. This mixture is then slowly dehydrated at low temperatures to preserve both flavor and nutrients.
Benefits:
- Certified organic
- Sprouted
- Gluten-free
- Refined sugar-free
- Made with wholefood ingredients
- Good source of fiber
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Food To Nourish Sprouted Clusters Cacao & Hazelnut 400g
$19.95
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