HOW I MAKE NUT BUTTER & ALWAYS NAIL IT» Recipes + Tips to save time & money!

[@TheAmelieme]

What is your FAVORITE nut butter ?

[@Marie-ix9ks]

Peanut butter and tachini

[@persephoneves]

Mixed nut butter with seeds

[@persephoneves]

Excellent and thorough video and tips, you literally answered all my questions!

[@iWant2soarHigh]

Nice video Amelie...specially the additions in the end...and the tips...you rock...

[@WhatAPeachbyBharatiBajaj]

Oh god, finally someone said it clearly about sugar and nut butter sequencing! I made almond butter today and added the sugar with it, literally blended it for more than one hour but I didn't get the desirable consistency. I somehow guessed sugar could be one reason because everything I did was totally on point!

[@prabhjotkaur11111]

I tried the almond butter recipe and it came out really well!

[@MusicMediaShows]

Great recipes ! What processor do you use ?? :D

[@starlight1867]

The new Ninja Duo makes amazing nut butter without any fuss. It has a top which you turn anti-clockwise, which pushes the nuts down into the blades - an amazing powerful machine for nut butters, hummus, smoothie bowls and smoothies and more. Thank you for your recipes and tips 👍

[@beverleybrangman2191]

Grear video, so helpful thank you, I am going to make some walnut butter now , cause that is what I have

[@autumnnite1803]

Mmmm they all look delicious! Thanks for the tips at the end.

[@lele-ik2zi]

very good video。thank you！what blender did you use？

[@TheAmelieme]

Hi :) this is a Vitamix! linked on my blog that goes by the same name of my chanel!

[@dashong8912]

Any tips for what to look for in a food processor? Thanks.

[@kimberleyguzman7213]

Hello, enjoyed your content. Question... you said not to add sugar while blending. Is it possible to add an ingredient such as nutella which has sugar in it, while blending? Or will I face the same negative effects ?

[@GoogelyeyesSaysHej]

Adding melted chocolate makes it smoother way faster!

[@simply_pie]

Glad to come across this vid before actually starting to make my own nut butter! Thank you!❤ Have you tried blending dried fruits with it to sweeten?

[@TheAmelieme]

Never tried as I prefer my nut butter on the savoury side but that shall be good :)

[@apricotblossom2991]

Hi! Amazing video. I want to make walnut butter how long does that take in the food processor?

[@TheAmelieme]

Thank you, and I never tried actually! it sounds interesting and promising and I would say it wouldn't take long.. because walnuts aren't as hard as almonds for ex. However, I would add a pinch salt, some walnuts can be bitter.. ! let me know how it goes:)

[@apricotblossom2991]

@@TheAmelieme hi! it was quite delicious I roasted the walnuts for 10 mins before putting them in the food processor and added a pinch of salt as per your suggestion and it was deliciouss. Thank you for replying and I love your channel! Hope you make a video on it if you try walnut butter there are virtually no videos on it on KZbin

[@lucianafernandes1940]

Dear if you would slightly dry roast the flexseeds and coarsely grind them and add it to the almonds it would be more beneficial.

[@dsd-downshiftdave8056]

What food processor do you recommend for making nut butters, what is the ideal size? Is it actually cheaper to make nut butter is it worth the hassle, is it worth getting a food processor just for that? What might be some other uses for a single person

[@TheAmelieme]

i answered most of these questions in the video :) 1. high speed blender (ninja, vitamix, omniblend..) OR S blade food processor is great. 2. Worth the hasstle : depends your take! all in all, even you split by 2 the costs, it only is a couple of bucks (which can be a lot for some). doesnt come down to just that, its also the satisfaction of doing it & no waste & personally find it way tastier! 3. I wouldn't get a food processor just for it, unless you are consuming high amounts of nut butters, then yes!

[@mariavelezcote1910]

I love thissss but do you know it the added honey/maple withmake it last less in the shelf? Or it doesn't affect the lasting period? Thnksss

[@TheAmelieme]

María Vélez Cote probably last a bit less ! I would do a separate jar with added sugar and keep one just nuts !

[@SH-vm1rz]

Thanks allot for the tips it was worthwhile waiting till the end....i made peanut butter and added in the beginning honey and it stayed hard🤭

[@yanyuet]

Is there a need to chop up almond nuts to not spoil the blade? Since almonds are harder in their exterior.

[@heysimmone]

Great video! Where do you get your nut butter jars in this video? Do you have a link I could support?

[@TheAmelieme]

Hi sweet!! Thank you for your kind comment! I recycled some yoghurt jars!!

[@yanyuet]

If I add raisins or dried fruit, will it shorten the shelf life of the nut butter drastically?

[@eva0248]

I wonder if my food processor is powerful enough to make nut butter. It's a 750W food processor. What is the wattage of yours? Thanks :)

[@TheAmelieme]

Hi Eva! thanks for your comment! 750W is way enough to make nut butter! I don't think mine is as powerful, mine is a kitchenaid and if I remember well its 400W so it should be super easy for you ! xo

[@eva0248]

@@TheAmelieme Thanks for your answer! Ok, I'll try your recipes then. It looks so yummy :)

[@moderncombat5839]

You are amazing dear 😍😍😍

[@yanyuet]

Have u tried walnut butter

[@RanmaRanmaBou]

Do I have to roast them? Is soaking them overnight not enough?

[@TheAmelieme]

Soaking and roasting don't have the same purpose at all no, so as i suggest in the video, i wouldn't soak and i would roast ;)

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI It is good to soak [ Activate] your raw nuts, but they then have to be dried thoroughly before you can store them. And before making nut butters from them they need to be dry roasted. The soaking is to remove the phytic acid that covers all seeds and grains, as the phytic acid prevents us from digestic the phyto nutrients if it is not removed by soaking. Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@tonyweaver5493]

@@toosiyabrandt8676 great reply.. at least you know the science behind it unlike most vloggers of this kind.. when she said she was low in energy i immediately wondered if she was vegan.....

[@valentinag1229]

Hello! Is it possible to sign up on your blog?

[@TheAmelieme]

Hello :) Thanks! for the newsletter you mean? yes absolutely you can sign up on forms and if you look well you may also find freebies pdf :)

[@fredacharbel7510]

Yummmmm

[@Prudee12]

Coucou, tu n'avais pas fait une version française ?

[@TheAmelieme]

coucou :) si si c'est sur ma chaine française!!

[@Prudee12]

@@TheAmelieme ooh le boulet que je suis 🤣 je savais même pas que tu avais une chaine française, mais il me semblait bien avoir vu l'info de cette vidéo dispo en français sur insta en story. 🤗 merci pour l'info 😘

[@DjinGeo88]

Hi! Thanks for the video! Have you tried soaking the nuts beforehand to soften them? :)

[@TheAmelieme]

hi Sarah! thanks for your comment, is this a question or suggestion ? because no, i wouldn't suggest this at all, never add water to your nut butter unless you want it to mold in about 2/3 days ....by soaking nuts you hydrate them and they're never fully dried unless you wait like a full week to process them!

[@DjinGeo88]

Amelie Tahiti it was a question, thanks for your detailed answer 😊

[@davidsheriff9274]

@@TheAmelieme you have to dehydrate them. Soaking nuts is recommended, it's healthier, but the dehydration is a drag.

[@the_laird]

i need to buy a food processor now :D

[@sararashid4558]

Could you use a blender ?

[@TheAmelieme]

hi i answered your question towards the end of the video maybe you missed it :) but no i wouldn't recommend

[@sararashid4558]

Amelie Tahiti yeah must’ve missed it and tried it but took long lol so gave up after like 5 mins

[@إلابذكراللهتطمئنالقلوب-د2ض]

Who can send me nuts for me please!! , I'm going to get married this year and I want to have a dream size, who can help me?

[@BrianTheLog]

Can i take you out on a date

[@caustic9921]

They look good until u realize there’s no sugar 😔

[@cgirl905]

Caustic try adding some cinnamon, honey or maple syrup.