Turmeric and Tamari Almonds

We first reviewed this healthy snack two years ago, when it made it’s debut. But because of the current need for optimizing health and wellness, this snack has relevance to you and your health. So we’re brining this review of Navitas’ Organic Turmeric and Tamari Almonds to remind you of great snacking.

Now more than ever, it’s important to focus on healthy eating. Not only will a snack like these roasted almonds benefit your sexual health, they’ll feed your body the kind of nutrition it needs for overall health. And, of course, it’s important to have your own grab and go snacks handy, since we all need to reduce our non-essential errands, like stopping into a store when hunger strikes. So we present this review of one of our favorite nutritious snacks. It might be healthy but it’s the flavor that has us ordering these almonds by the case.

For more healthy snacks, check out our recommendations for a healthy grab and go breakfast.

Navitas Organics adds turmeric to their organic, roasted almonds

Navitas Organics is one of those companies you can’t help but love. They’re a tree-hugging, health-loving, philanthropic organization. And the company’s built around the idea of packaging clean foods that give you energy. They were among the first to introduce packaged products featuring acai, goji, maca and maqui berry to the American public.

We’ve long been fans of their packaged nuts and seeds. They, of course, feature the amazing aphrodisiac of organic nuts. (Learn more about what why  nuts are among the world’s greatest aphrodisiac foods.) But they’re seasoned with some of creative (and rather tasty) flavor combinations. Among our favorites are Cacao Hemp Almonds and Chia Rosemary Pumpkin Seeds. But now, Navitas has caught the turmeric wave and introduced Turmeric Tamari Almonds.

A big bag of superfoods

Billed as a big bag of superfood, Navitas Organics Turmeric Tamari Almonds combine organic, roasted almonds with a seasoning of three simple ingredients, tamari (wheat-free soy sauce), turmeric and sea salt. And yes, if you like savory snacks, it is finger-licking good.

The company claims that, in addition to giving the body the right kind of protein for sustained energy, these seasoned, organic almonds offer the body immune system support. They also point out that the turmeric in the seasoning brings antioxidant benefits to the snack. (The antioxidants in turmeric is proven to support both heart health as well as sexual health.)

And since we’re talking about turmeric, did you know this golden spice has nutrients specific to supporting sexual health? Find out more about turmeric in our dictionary of aphrodisiac foods.

Now, we question whether the amount of turmeric in a serving of Navitas Turmeric Tamari Almonds is enough to actually benefit sexual health. Probably not, we’d guess.

But this snack is definitely packed with aphrodisiac potential. Because the Turmeric and Tamari Almonds are made of simple, pure ingredients, you know what you’re getting. And what you get is the power of protein and vitamin E from the almonds. (Vitamin E is known as “the sex vitamin” for its power in supporting sexual health.)

And they also have that inexplicable flavor of umami from the tamari. So maybe there’s enough turmeric to give you an antioxidant boost. You know that when you choose these nuts, you’re getting ample nutrients to benefit your sexual and overall health. And to tell you the truth, we’re inclined to say, when they taste this good, who really cares?

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Amy Reiley

An award-winning author of five aphrodisiac cookbooks with an MA in Gastronomy, Amy Reiley has spent the past 18 years studying the history and science behind aphrodisiac foods. She speaks on aphrodisiacs globally and has brought her knowledge of aphrodisiac foods to national television shows including The Today Show and CBS Early Show. Amy is also a freelance food, wine and health writer and wine competition judge. Her work has appeared in publications ranging from Variety to The Daily Meal. She is a former wine editor for Gayot.com and wine & spirits editor of Las Vegas magazine. Most importantly, Amy is a mother to 2 human children and 1 standard poodle.

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