Do you know that hazelnut spread that everyone loves? Well, this is like a richer, more decadent grown up version of that other spread—only without the nuts and extra sugar.
Sustainable goodness
88 Acres supports sustainable farming and helps to reduce food waste while creating great nut-free and grain-free options.
How it does good
Lending a hand to support human and animal rights initiatives
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low carbon footprint
88 Acres refuses to cut costs and compromise quality by relying on contract manufacturers. Instead, they built their own allergen-free facility to make and bake their goods. Better still, 88 Acres creates zero food waste by using upcycling and composting at their facilities. -
responsible sourcing
Safety is priority number one. That's why 88 Acres sources the highest quality ingredients from sustainable farms and suppliers all over the globe. The founders pride themselves on their 9 Step Sourcing Process. That means there's never cross-contamination with any of the top 9 food allergens. And they're sourcing certified organic ingredients as often as possible. -
supporting key causes
88 Acres champions human rights and hunger initiatives. The company makes regular donations to the NAACP Legal Fund and Black Lives Matter. Plus, 88 Acres provided snacks to over 380,000 students for discounted cost or for free in the last calendar year.
How to use it
Oil separation may occur. Stir well, then drizzle it on fresh cut apples, pears, dates, jicama, or figs.
When you're done...
The jar is curbside recyclable. The lid (and freshness seal) is recyclable through TerraCycle by following our special instructions.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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A great substitute for Nutella- not quite the same but close! I can't eat tree nuts so this is a decent alternative.