Other
Foods
On
this page we have information about aprioct kernels, sweeteners, nut butters,
raw cocoa, fermented foods and Sally Fallon's milk based
baby formula.
If
you're looking for other specialist food products and can't find them
anywhere in New Zealand, email
us and we may be able to source them for you, or point you in the right
direction.

Quantum
Nutritional Flakes
$55
for 227gm
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Quantum
Nutritional Flakes 
Ingredients:
Primary Grown Nutritional Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae)
Quantum Nutritional
Flakes are rich in protein, and contain 18 amino acids, including
good amounts of lysine and tryptophan. They are rich in B-complex
vitamins, especially helpful for stress reduction and contain 15
minerals.
In
the Superfoods chapter of Nourishing Traditions, Sally Fallon says:
"Dried nutritional yeast is an excellent natural source of
B complex vitamins (except for B12) plus a variety of minerals.
Look for yeast that has been processed at low temperatures. Yeast
does not contribute to candida as has been claimed—candida
feeds on refined carbohydrates, not yeast. The late eminent physician
Dr. Henry Bieler treated many cases of chronic fatigue with yeast
supplements."
Sprinkle 1 or
2 teaspoons overany food to impart a rich, hearty, nutty-like flavor.
It
is also a recommended ingredient in Sally's homemade
baby formula recipes.
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Apricot
kernels
$9.50
for 100gm
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Apricot
kernels 
A whole
food source of laetrile, also known as vitamin B17.
Some
people eat apricot kernels, in conjunction with a whole food diet,
as part of a natural cancer treatment protocol. If you're one of
them, we recommend that you take up to a maximum of one kernel per
5kg bodyweight, per day, in split doses, eaten whole.
New
Zealand grown, from Otago. The apricots aren't organic, but the
kernels have been tested and found residue free.
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Stevia
liquid concentrate
$18.50
for 30ml
Out
of stock
$29
for 50ml
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Nirvana
Stevia Liquid
A
natural, no calorie, no carb alternative to sugar and artificial
sweeteners
•
Much sweeter than sugar (2-3 drops approx = sweetness of tsp of
sugar)
• No known side effects
• Organically grown in South America from Stevia Rebaudiana
Bertoni plant
• Great for weight management and blood sugar levels
A healthy
person on a traditional diet can eat small amounts of natural sweeteners
such as honey, maple syrup or dehydrated cane juice with no problems.
But
with some health conditions, such as diabetes or candida, all sugars
have a detrimental effect. Instead of articifcial sweeteners, try
stevia.
Unlike
sugar, stevia doesn't trigger a rise in blood sugar levels. You
don't get a sudden burst of energy followed by fatigue and the subsequent
need for another “fix”. Studies suggest that stevia
has a regulatory effect on the pancreas and could help stabilize
blood sugar levels in the body.
Stevia
is the recommended sweetener for BED (Body Ecology Diet) and many
low carb diets. Although stevia is not technically allowed on the
SCD and GAPS diets, many people choose to have it instead of honey,
and find it succesful.
This
is an alcohol free, highly concentrated liquid stevia. Nirvana Stevia
Liquid Concentrate uses only organically grown Stevia extract, which
has been extracted without the use of chemicals then carefully blended
with distilled water and the most natural preservatives available
(ascorbic acid and potassium sorbate). High quality Stevia extract
does not have the grassy or slightly bitter after taste that has
been reported with the use of some Stevia.
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$9
for 400ml
GAPS
& BED friendly version
Honey
free!
$9
for 400ml
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Reilly's
Peanut Butter
(Was
Peanutbutterland)
Yes!
Now you can buy peanut butter made to traditional principles. One
less job to do yourself.
Organic
red skin peanuts are soaked, slow roasted, then turned to peanut
butter. The only other ingredients are sea salt, raw honey and organic
coconut oil. It's packaged in a glass jar, and you can buy 400ml
of pure taste pleasure for only $9.
This
is peanut butter you can eat off the spoon for a quick snack. Even
people who turn up their noses at supermarket peanut butter fall
in love with this product.
As
well as all the usual peanut butter uses, try this recipe for Chocolate
Peanut Butter Slice:
Melt
together 200g Zenian coconut oil, 3 Tbs honey, 1 pot peanut butter
and 3 Tbs cocoa or carob powder. Add any extras you fancy, such
as dried fruit or extra nuts. Line a Swiss roll tin with baking
paper, pour in the mixture and set it in the fridge. It's not transportable,
but any time you're at home and need a snack, break a small bit
off. It's very sustaining, but with the Zenian oil, it's also stimulating.
By special request, Reilly is now making some jars honey free just
for us. 
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$17
for 400ml
GAPS
& BED friendly version
Honey
free!
$13
for 300ml
Back
in stock late June
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Reilly's
Almond Brazil Butter
We
now have stocks of Almond Brazil butter made by the same method.
If
anything, it is even more delicious than the peanut. Though some
people still love the peanut butter best. In our house, we always
have a jar of each ready for instant snacks.
Try
cutting an apple in half, cutting out the core and filling it with
almond brazil butter. Yum!
Also now available honey free. 
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$22
for 250gm
$58
for 1kg
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Raw
cacao (cocoa) powder
The
Peruvian producer of this product has perfected a technique that
makes truly raw organic cacao powder.
It
allows for maximum digestion and antioxidant absorption. It has
a delightful, full, antioxidant-rich chocolate flavour.
Dark
chocolate has been touted as a source of antioxidants, but this
raw cacao powder is way beyond that. ORAC antioxidant laboratory
analysis confirms that there are over 25,200 ORAC units in a single
spoonful of Raw Cacao Powder!
Users
say "This tastes better than any other cocoa powder I've ever
tried and stays mixed better as well."
The
Chocolate Peanut Butter Slice recipe above
tastes even better made with this powder. |

$28
for 250gm
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Raw
organic cacao (cocoa) butter
This
is premium quality organic, raw cocoa butter for anyone who wants
to make their own chocolate. It makes lovely white chocolate
for GAPS patients, or anyone on a sugar
restricted diet, especially when combined
with the creamed coconut.
See Deb's
recipe blog for some recipes. |
Ingredients
for baby formula
We
have had enquiries about availability of the ingredients needed
for Sally Fallon's milk based baby formula.
We
stock:
At
this stage, we're not stocking most of the others, but we can tell
you where to get them.
The
recipe is available online at the Weston
A Price foundation website or click here
to download a pdf document with recipes and FAQ about feeding babies. |
Acerola
powder
We
have Camu camu powder,
which Sally says is fine. This has about three times the vitamin
C as acerola, so reduce the dose accordingly. Or Lifestream now
have Acerola powder.
Yeast
We
now stock Premier Research Labs Quantum Nutritional
flakes
Lactose
Fonterra
will sell you a 25kg bag. But if you want something a bit smaller,
your best bet is to order directly from overseas. The best sources
we've found seem to be
Organic Pharmacy in the US or Green
Pastures Australia. Check current freight and exchange rates
to see which is the best deal.
Sunflower
oil
Your
local health foodf shop should be able to supply an organic, cold
pressed oil.
Gelatin
Davis
brand is available in most supermarkets. So far we haven't been
able to find an organic brand.
Bifidobacterium
infantis
Commonsense
Organics in Wellington can source Natren Life Start powder for you.
So your local health food shop should be able to do the same. If
they can't, it's available online from www.probiotics.co.nz
Email
us if there is anything else you're having trouible sourcing.
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