MCT Oil Creamer

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It is well known that Z Natural Foods takes pride in creating and bringing our customers delicious, highly nourishing, lifestyle-specific functional food blends in their most versatile form, sourced from the best ingredients worldwide.

However, we also take great pride in mastering the process of recreating classics and popular blends already on the market, taking additional steps to make them better than our competition in terms of flavor profile and, most importantly, their nutritional value. Our MCT Oil Creamer is a perfect example.

While the market is flooded with a wide variety of MCT products and creamers with similar ingredients, your final decision is often based on taste, versatility, and effectiveness.

Our smooth, creamy, and delicious MCT Creamer Powder has been crafted through a careful process that considers its role in the low carb and ketogenic lifestyle, resulting in a perfect, palate-pleasing blend. We have accomplished this for the beloved low carb and keto community. When a functional food blend is created, it yields a shelf-stable end product with exceptional versatility, taking your keto experience from ordinary to extraordinary.

Our mission is to provide customers with great-tasting, highly functional foods in their most versatile form, with limitless applications, to support a variety of lifestyles. So, we proudly introduce the newest member of our diverse line of functional food blends: Z Natural Foods’ MCT Oil Creamer.

This product is minimally processed. Taste, smell, texture, and color vary from batch to batch.

Suggested Use: Add 1 Tablespoon (7g) to your favorite drink, coffee, smoothie, recipe or water. Adjust as desired to enhance flavor.

Mixing suggestion: To make a high-nutrition beverage, mix and stir. Mix with our 100% pure cacao for an extra delicious drink.

Ingredients: C8 MCT Oil (Coconut Source), Milk Protein (from Non-fat Dry Milk), Soluble Fiber (Tapioca Source), Butter (Grass-fed), Refined Coconut Oil, Ghee, Acacia Gum

Origin: Packaged with care in Florida, USA.

Allergens: Contains milk.

* Product packaging, pictures, and origin may vary.

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