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Almond Butter

Our almond butters are high achievers. High in mono-unsaturated fats. High in fibre. High in 'ooooh that's tasty'-ness. That's because we only use 4 (out of 50!) of the best varieties found in California to make them.
Smooth Almond / 170g Smooth Almond / 170g
Smooth Almond
170g | £3.49
Crunchy Almond / 170g Crunchy Almond / 170g
Crunchy Almond
170g | £3.49
Smooth Coconut Almond / 170g Smooth Coconut Almond / 170g
Smooth Coconut Almond
170g | £3.49

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Squirrel Fact No. 11

A group of squirrels is called a Scurry. So are our email newsletter subscribers, you should sign up.

Squirrel Fact No. 64

A squirrel can bury up to 3000 nuts a season. That’s 7 jars of our peanut butter or a normal day in the Pip & Nut office.

Squirrel Fact No. 32

Up to 25% of a squirrel’s stash gets stolen by other squirrels. Luckily, they can’t open cupboards so your bars should be fine.

Squirrel Fact No. 182

Squirrels have been around for millions of years. No wonder so many of them are grey…

Squirrel Fact No. 7

A squirrel’s front teeth never stop growing which is probably why they don’t have dentists.

Squirrel Fact No. 102

Squirrels can jump up to ten times their own body length to grab food. That’s like you jumping over a 6 storey building.

Squirrel Fact No. 22

Squirrels can sniff a nut under a foot of snow. Luckily they can’t open cupboards.

Squirrel Fact No. 9

Squirrels run in a zigzag pattern to escape predators. Try this next time some asks for a bit of your snack.

Squirrel Fact No. 56

Squirrels bark at anything that gets too close to their stash. Don’t be surprised if you start doing the same.

Squirrel Fact No. 49

A newborn squirrel is only an inch long, they’d probably think you were a skyscraper.

Squirrel Fact No. 109

Some squirrels bury ‘fake’ nuts to throw off potential thieves. They’d be annoyed we know that.