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Drive Me Nuts

5.0 • 3 Reviews

Drive Me Nuts makes small-batch, handcrafted organic nut butters in Brussels, Belgium.

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  • 4y ago

    I loved the Homestyle Creamy peanut butter. It was definitely consistent with the name and it stayed smooth and soft till the end.

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    I’d like to try the other nut butters and I’ll get back to you : )

  • 4y ago

    Drive me Nuts make brilliant tasting organic nut butters. I love their fun brand, bringing a touch of uniqueness to nutrition packed foods.

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    They could be more visible on social media platforms. I'd like to see their creative juives even more

  • 4y ago

    I am usually not the biggest fan of peanut butter, however I have tried the chocolate one made by Drive Me Nuts and I am absolutely convinced. The texture is great and the taste is not be to found anywhere else.

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    Nothing really, I would definitely recommend it.

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What is Drive Me Nuts?

Drive Me Nuts makes small-batch, handcrafted organic nut butters in Brussels, Belgium.

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We want to make healthy and delicious pastes available to everyone. We want every guilty pleasure to give you the right nutrition to accomplish your daily challenges. Our mission is to promote a dynamic lifestyle in which indulgence is compatible with conscientious eating. As an athlete, Louis started making his own peanut butter in his kitchen when turning vegetarian on his quest to replace animal protein from his food. He discovered that peanut butter was the perfect fuel for his body, helping him recover between grueling training sessions. Shopping in traditional retailers, he quickly encountered a problem. He could not find peanut butter that could match his needs. All the spreads in supermarkets were filled with added refined sugar and ingredients you can't even pronounce, let alone try to understand them. The only natural options were pretty blend and were lacking an identity and a strong message. To solve this problem, Louis decided then to make his own peanut butter and fuel its challenges by replacing animal protein from his diet while having a bit of fun in the process.