The Sunfood Difference

If you are looking for a great quality snack, one that will give you energy and fuel your body, instead of leaving you with low blood sugar and more cravings, then you have got to check out Sunfood. They have great quality organic raw foods and superfoods that will nourish your body!


I love cashews. I think they are my favorite nut. But, did you know most cashews that say they are "raw" are not really raw at all? Cashews are typically extracted using steam or high heat because the kernel is surrounded by a sticky resin. How do people get away with calling them "raw"? There is a loophole; since the nuts have not been roasted after they were extracted they are considered "raw" by the commercial nut industry. But Sunfood has gone to great lengths to bring you a truly raw cashew. Their cashews are organically grown and then hand cracked using a specially designed tool to remove the kernel. This leaves the nutrients and enzymes intact, as nature intended. Raw cashews are naturally high in beautifying oleic acid and also contain magnesium, manganese, selenium and zinc. Zinc is a critical mineral for enzyme formation and reproductive health, making raw, organic cashews a very valuable food. 


My favorite raw superfood is Goldenberries, and Sunfood offers some of the best! Here is why you should try them. They are grown in the mineral-rich soils across the Peruvian Andes and help to strengthen your body in times of stress and improve circulation. Goldenberries, one of the lost crops of the Incas, are an adaptogenic food considered to be the goji berry of South America, containing an extraordinary level of protein that outpaces goji berries by 2-3% on average. They are the perfect mix of tangy and sweet, and they always satisfy my sweet cravings in a healthy way.

It comes down to this. You pay for what you get. I think that using your money to buy high quality food is an investment in your health. Sunfood products are a great investment in your health!

*I was provided product to review, and I was under no obligation to review if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review in return for the free product.*