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Almond Buckwheat Cookies | Nourish Organics
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- Buckwheat base: made with buckwheat and buckwheat flour rather than wheat flour
- Almond in two forms: almond butter for richness and chopped almond for crunch
- Sweetened with coconut nectar instead of refined sugar
- Warm finish: cinnamon (dalchini) and vanilla, with a pinch of Himalayan pink rock salt
- Plant-based and free from preservatives
- Type: baked cookies, wheat-free
- Diet: plant-based, no preservatives
- Storage: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; reseal the pack after opening
- Contains almond and coconut; made in a facility that also handles other nuts and seeds
- Colour and spread vary slightly from batch to batch because the dough is nut-heavy and unrefined
- Sunflower seeds and raisins are part of the recipe, so the bite is not uniformly smooth
Almond Buckwheat Cookies are wheat-free biscuits baked on a base of buckwheat and buckwheat flour, with almond butter and whole almonds folded through. Coconut nectar does the sweetening, and a little cinnamon and vanilla round off the flavour. If you want a plain, nutty cookie to keep beside the tea tray rather than a heavily iced biscuit, this is the one.
Key Features
Ingredients
Buckwheat, sunflower seeds, raisins, coconut nectar, desiccated coconut powder, almond butter, buckwheat flour, almond, rice bran oil, Himalayan pink rock salt, aluminium-free baking powder, cinnamon powder (dalchini) and vanilla.
How to Enjoy It
Eat them straight from the pack with tea or coffee, crumble them over yoghurt or a fruit bowl for texture, or pack a couple into a lunchbox. They are firm enough to travel without turning to crumbs.
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FAQs
Do these contain wheat?
No. Buckwheat is a seed, not a cereal grain, and the recipe uses no wheat flour. If you are avoiding wheat for medical reasons, check the pack for the current allergen statement.
How sweet are they?
Mildly sweet. The sweetness comes from coconut nectar and raisins, so it reads as caramel-toned rather than sharp.
Are they suitable for a plant-based diet?
Yes. There is no dairy, egg or honey in the ingredient list.
Can children eat them?
They are a reasonable lunchbox biscuit for older children, but they contain almond, so avoid them where there is a nut allergy.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Nourish Organics Fulfilled by: EarthBased









