nut butter
- noun
- /nʌt ˈbʌtər/
- Many people enjoy adding nut butter to smoothies for extra creaminess.
- soy nut butter
- natural nut butter
- nut butter and chocolate
So it's like a paprika, smoky, spicy nut butter.
- So it's like a paprika, smoky, spicy nut butter.
- And I also had a mixture of nuts and seeds and also some nut butter as well.
- So an easy thing in your oats meal could be adding some protein powder, adding a few scoops of nut butter, for example, some seeds.
- Olive oil, coconut oil, nut seed, nut butter, sugar snacks in between couple pieces of fruit Max, no juice, no dried fruit, just fruit.
Examples
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Although I go through stages of nut butters, they all hold a special place in my heart.
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I am looking forward to maintenance when I can have my favorite snack ever: a small apple and nut butter.
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I also ate a spoonful of cashew nut butter.
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So, having made your protein balls before, consult that recipe and add some nut butter and melted coconut oil.
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My pre-race meal is usually some type of carb paired with nut butter.
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Like you, I don't buy premade peanut butter or other nut butters.
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You can spread nut butter on toast for a delicious breakfast.
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Children often love sandwiches with nut butter and jelly.
Synonyms
A thick smooth or crunchy spread you make from ground roasted nuts for bread
A sweet chocolate and hazelnut spread used on bread and in desserts
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Morphology
The meaning 'a spread made by grinding nuts' is directly and compositionally derived from 'nut' (edible seed) + 'butter' (a spread). The noun-noun compound pattern (as in 'peanut butter') and the common extension of 'butter' to mean any creamy spread make this sense immediately predictable for learners who know both constituents.
Etymology
Nut butter comes from a simple picture: people grind nuts until they form a smooth paste that looks and spreads like butter. That's why 'nut butter' means a 'spread' made from ground nuts.