Nuflower Foods & Nutrition

Peanut butter is not merely a spread but an emotion. Every house has a jar of peanut butter handy to make a boring breakfast palatable, and every pre-workout snack healthy. But the benefits of peanut butter go beyond just adding a dollop of taste to bland food. Nutritionists approve of peanut butter as a wholesome food packed with nutrients and energy, ideal for children of all ages. A wholesome and healthy option like peanut butter makes all the difference in a world where unhealthy snacks are aplenty.  Is Peanut Butter Good for Children? A common myth is that health and taste do not go hand in hand. Peanut butter proves that nutrient goodness and great taste coexist in a jar. Peanut butter is an excellent source of nutrition for children when introduced safely and in the right quantity. Known for its phenomenal taste and silky texture, peanut butter is one condiment that boasts a diverse nutrient profile. It contains the right amount of healthy fats, protein, vitamins, and ...

  Introduction Peanut butter is more than just a delicious spread – it's a nutritional powerhouse packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats. At Nuflower Foods, we take pride in crafting premium peanut butter that delivers both exceptional taste and outstanding health benefits. Let's explore why peanut butter deserves a regular place in your diet. Over the past few years, the wellness and fitness sector has picked up tremendous momentum. With the ease of access to platforms such as Instagram and others, it is extremely simple to collect information at your fingertips and one such simple access trend is  peanut butter . Due to the information era we are living in, individuals are becoming more aware of the necessity of protein consumption and incorporating it into their daily nutritional plan. The typical human requires a minimum of 30 grams of protein per meal to perform at optimum levels. This figure is more critical for gym-goers on a diet and waistline ...

  In the early stages of life, micronutrients like vitamins and minerals play a critical role in growth, immunity, cognitive function, and organ development. Unlike macronutrients, namely carbohydrates, protein, and fat, micronutrients cannot directly provide energy;  they act as cofactors and catalysts for almost every biological process in the body. Children under 5 suffering from malnutrition in any form lack these key micronutrients, thereby interfering with key developmental milestones and sound health. Lack of micronutrients can be manifested as   Impaired immune response Stunted growth Increased susceptibility to infections Delayed mental and motor development Higher risk of death from common illnesses like diarrhoea or pneumonia Not only do these conditions cause issues with the child’s health, but they also increase the chances of fatality. In such adverse cases, RUTF serves as a saving grace – a specific...

  In 2025, the world continues to struggle with one of the worst threats to children under the age of 5 – Malnutrition. In war-affected, famine and poverty-stricken areas, malnutrition (both moderate and severe) continues to pose a threat to the well-being of children, causing more misery amidst an already troubled population. In severe cases, RUTF with intervention might be needed, but in the case of moderate malnutrition, relief comes to the affected population in the form of RUSF. One might think that MAM is not as dire as SAM, but the harsh reality is that MAM seldom shows signs but drastically affects a child’s immunity, growth, and cognitive development, causing adverse effects in the future. RUSF serves as a beacon of hope for kids diagnosed with MAM, who are on the brink of transitioning to SAM. At Nuflower, our manufacturing facility produces 6 MT of WHO-compliant  RUSF/RUTF products  at scale. These products are not only scientifically formulated but are als...

  Malnutrition is one among the biggest threats to our future, affecting millions of children across the globe. In the fight against severe acute malnutrition (SAM), there are two proven approaches that are commonly known for their efficacy. The first one is long-term hospitalization where children receive traditional treatments to stabilize their health. Not only can this be inconvenient for the child but in many areas (stricken by poverty, war and other factors), hospitalization is not an easily viable option, or affordable either. This leaves room for malnutrition to turn fatal, specifically for children under 5 with underdeveloped immune systems. The second method – an alternative to traditional hospitalization is community focused nutrition. Ready to Use Therapeutic food is an ideal situation for malnutrition-stricken populations grappling with low resources and inability to access professional care.  RUTF  is a fast, scalable and effective solution that helps ad...

  Over the past few years, the wellness and fitness sector has picked up tremendous momentum. With the ease of access to platforms such as Instagram and others, it is extremely simple to collect information at your fingertips and one such simple access trend is  peanut butter . Due to the information era we are living in, individuals are becoming more aware of the necessity of protein consumption and incorporating it into their daily nutritional plan. The typical human requires a minimum of 30 grams of protein per meal to perform at optimum levels. This figure is more critical for gym-goers on a diet and waistline watchers. Protein is an absolute must-have, especially for the vegetarians and vegans who are faced with a towering challenge to find the right food source with high protein. We recommend trying high-protein  peanut butter  not only to curb your appetite and tease your tastebuds but to also assist in fulfilling your daily protein intake. Nuflower’s pean...