BioRaw™️ Peanut Powder

Peanut Powder

Source & Origin

• Source: Peanut powder is made from roasted peanuts that are pressed to remove most of their oil and then ground into a fine powder.

• Origin: Peanuts are believed to have originated in South America (mainly Peru and Brazil), and today major producers include the U.S., China, India, and parts of Africa.

• Peanut powder is a more recent development aimed at providing a lower-fat, higher-protein alternative to traditional peanut butter.

Benefits

1. High in Protein:

   • Contains around 6–8g of protein per 2-tablespoon serving.

   • Supports muscle building and repair.

2. Low in Fat:

   • Up to 85% less fat than regular peanut butter due to oil removal.

3. Versatile:

   • Can be added to smoothies, baking recipes, sauces, or reconstituted with water as a spread.

4. Rich in Nutrients:

   • Contains niacin, magnesium, phosphorus, and antioxidants (resveratrol, for example).

5. Weight Management:

   • Lower calorie count makes it a preferred option for those tracking caloric intake.

6. Long Shelf Life:

   • Less oil means reduced rancidity and longer storage potential.

Recommended Use

• Smoothies: 1–2 tablespoons for added flavor and protein.

• Baking: Substitute part of the flour for peanut powder in muffins, pancakes, etc.

• Cooking: Add to sauces or dressings for a nutty flavor.

• Rehydration: Mix with water (typically 2:1 ratio powder to water) to make a spreadable peanut butter.

Note: Always check for added sugar or salt in flavored versions.

FDA Caution & Safety

• Allergen Warning:

  • Peanut powder still contains peanut proteins and is not safe for individuals with peanut allergies.

  • FDA requires that products containing peanut powder clearly label peanut as an allergen under the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA).

• Contaminants:

  • Like all peanut products, there's potential for aflatoxin contamination (a natural toxin from mold), so reputable sourcing and quality testing are important.

• Labeling Claims:

  • Any health claims made must comply with FDA nutritional labeling laws, particularly if the product makes “low-fat” or “high-protein” claims.

• Supplements:

  • If marketed as a dietary supplement, peanut powder must comply with FDA regulations under DSHEA(Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994).

Medical Disclaimer

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All information, consultations, and recommendations provided are for educational and informational purposes only. They are not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed healthcare professional.

Trish’s Lab does not provide medical care or diagnoses. For any medical concerns, we encourage you to consult with your physician, dermatologist, oncologist, or other qualified healthcare provider.

Our goal is to support you with clarity and understanding—so you can make informed decisions with the right medical professionals.

Product Disclaimer

All products offered by Trish’s Lab are cosmetic in nature and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

Individual results may vary depending on skin type, condition, and usage. Customers are advised to review ingredient lists carefully and perform patch testing prior to full use.

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