This delicious coconut spread is made by first drying the coconut at low temperatures and then grinding it into a paste. Our manufacturers in the Philippines do a special processing of our coconuts so the temperature remains low and this spread and our dehydrated coconut can be considered "raw".

Standard coconut is blanched at 170-180 degrees F and dried at temperatures between 160 and 170 degrees F. Our manufacturers keep the temperatures around 103 degrees F and do not blanch the coconuts.

It is shelf-stable without needing preservatives.

Like natural peanut butter or almond butter, the oils in the coconut spread will naturally rise to the top of the jar as it sets. It is also important to understand that this oil will turn to a solid at temperatures cooler than 76 degrees F. Therefore, to use this spread you will want to lightly warm the jar (if it is cool in your home, below 76 degrees) and you will need to stir it with a knife to remix the oils into the paste.