Cranberries are a rich source of several vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, E, and K1, manganese, and copper. Did you know that cranberries contain one of the highest concentrations of antioxidants of any fruit? They are also high in dietary fiber which ensures your digestive tract functions properly. Cranberries have been used to prevent urinary tract infections and to help with inflammation. Try adding dried sweetened cranberries to your oatmeal or trail mix for a touch of sweetness and added benefits.

Our raw organic pumpkin seeds are USDA certified organic. They are a great source of essential minerals magnesium and zinc. They are also known to be antimicrobial and boost energy with protein and iron. If buying more than a month’s supply, be sure to refrigerate in an airtight container in the refrigerator to preserve nutritional content and texture.

Have you tried Red Quinoa yet? This heart healthy, exotic grain can up your nutrition and salad game at the same time! It's mild nutty flavor makes red quinoa a great addition to salads, soups or a side dish of its own. 

Red Quinoa is full of lysine found in red quinoa helps with tissue repair and growth.High protein and fiber content in red quinoa delays keeps you feeling fuller and more satisfied than white rice. Red quinoa also provides a rich source of complete protein for vegans and vegetarians.

What happens when organic dry-roasted cashews are tossed in a blend of cayenne, habanero, and sea salt until they reach the perfect level of heat? Cajun cashews! This fiery and delicious snack packs an all-natural punch of fabulous cajun spice.

Although cashews boast plenty of healthy fats, they are surprisingly lower in calories than other nuts including almonds, pecans, walnuts or macadamias. Naturally nutritious, cashews have 5 grams of protein per ounce and are a good source of minerals like iron, magnesium, and zinc as well as vitamin B.