Almond Butter with Honey & Sea Salt

Almond trees have been cultivated in the United States since the mid-1700’s, when Franciscan Padres planted the first seedlings brought over from Spain. Almonds flourished here, particularly in California, where they became an important element of the state’s agricultural and culinary identity.

The heirloom Mission variety almond, discovered in Texas in 1891, derives from a single chance seedling. Literally a late bloomer with smaller, denser buds and shorter, darker kernels than larger, more popular and "attractive" varieties such as Nonpareil, Mission almonds like a longer, slower roast time and offer a deeper, more concentrated flavor. Big Spoon Roasters thinks Mission almonds are perfect for almond butter, and hope you agree! Made only with freshly roasted and milled Mission almonds blended with raw North Carolina wildflower honey and sea salt, their Mission Almond Butter is intentionally simple and straight-up delicious.

Ingredients: Heirloom Mission Almonds, Raw Wildflower Honey, Sea Salt