Whole30 + Keto Cashew Butter
Whole30 + Keto Cashew Butter Recipe + Video – homemade cashew butter made from roasting cashews and blending in a food processor. Paleo, low carb, gluten free, grain free, dairy free, sugar free, plant based, clean eating, real food.
Oh how I love homemade nut butters! Not only do they taste way better than store bought, but they’re cheaper too!
This homemade whole30 + keto cashew butter is a new favorite. Cashews have such a creamy, fatty flavor. As a nut butter it is irresistible.
How to Make Homemade Whole30 + Keto Cashew Butter
You’re not going to believe how easy this is to make homemade!
You start by roasting the cashews. This will intensify their flavor, and give them a golden color. After roasting, put the warm cashews right in the food processor with some salt. The heat helps the nuts break down even faster.
Scrape it down once or twice while blending, then 20 minutes later, and you have homemade cashew butter!
Are Cashews Keto?
Cashews are keto in small amounts. They do have a higher carb count than almonds and pecans. The serving size for this butter is 2 tablespoons, perfect amount for a snack. That is only 5 carbs.
If you want an even lower carb nut butter, try my homemade almond butter or pecan butter!
Watch Cashew Butter Recipe Demo (2:10 minutes)
Whole30 + Keto Cashew Butter
Ingredients
- 3 cups raw cashews
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 350ºF.
- Spread the raw cashews in an even layer on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast for 15 minutes, until golden brown.
- Put the hot cashews and salt in your food processor. Blend for 20 minutes, until smooth.
- Store in a pint mason jar. Will keep refrigerated for at least 4 weeks.
Recipe Video
Nutrition
Nutrition facts are calculated as a courtesy and not guaranteed.
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17 Comments on “Whole30 + Keto Cashew Butter”
This is a great recipe. I will say though that every oven is different and  I would definitely roast mine a couple minutes less next time. Also, less salt. I know salt is personal preference as to how much but for me, I will start with  1/2 tsp and add a little more if needed.Â
Much cheaper than buying it from the store!Â
I am so glad you liked my nut butter Angie! Thank you so much for sharing your recipe tips! You are so right, every oven is different. You really need to watch nuts closely as you roast them. I am happy you were able to adjust the salt level to your liking.Â
Do you have a favorite blender that works really well? I’ve tried making coconut butter in my food processor and it’s just not strong enough to make coconut butter or really any nut butter. (I’ve tried making Nutella before and it’s a no go.)
I use a Vitamix blender and am very happy with it Rachael. It works really well for the nut butter, but it is so difficult to scrape the butter from the blender. That is why I always use a food processor for all my nut butters. I prefer easy clean up! I have never tried to make coconut butter though.Â
This couldn’t be easier! And it’s so tasty. I won’t be spending my money in store-bought nut butter again!Â
I am so glad you liked my cashew butter Deb! I too was amazed at how easy it is to make. I think it is even tastier than store bought and for sure much less expensive. So glad you agree!
DELICIOUS!!
I am so happy you liked my cashew butter Stephanie. I think it is delicious too!
So easy and so yummy, I had no idea. Â With fruit (banana or apple) on a rice cake or on a spoon. Â Also delish drizzled on homemade oatmeal. Â No more store bought nut butters in our house!
I am so glad you liked my pecan butter Heather! I was also amazed how easy it is to make and how tasty it is. I am so glad you agree. I no longer buy any store bought nut butter. I make them all myself and feel so much better about what I am serving my family.
OMG! OMG! OMG! No one who has ever known me would believe that I make my own mayonnaise, let alone my own CASHEW BUTTER, but thanks to you, I DO! I just made the most delicious cashew butter! It was hard not to do more than lick the spoon; it was so delicious I could have easily eaten the entire thing. Luckily there was no need because I have cauliflower fried rice with shrimp (instead of chicken this week) and shaved Brussels sprouts (OMG again!) and salmon cakes and, and, and! Thank you Natalie for making this the most exciting New Year’s diet start of my life! This is going to be my year! THANK YOU!
You seriously just made my day Kate! What a super nice comment to receive! I am so, so happy you now make your own mayo and cashew butter. Isn’t it fantastic? It really is so simple but feels so very fancy and complicated. I could also eat the whole batch of any nut butter I make, I just adore it. Sounds like you are having the best dinner ever! I am thrilled that you are enjoying my recipes! Thank you very much for letting me know. I really love sharing them!
I made this last night and it turned out fantastic! My food processor is on it’s last leg so I used my vitamin…worked great! THANK YOU for always coming up with great recipes and giving us such great demonstrations. It really helps! Also, quick question, when giving as gifts do you refrigerate before or is it okay to sit out for a few days until you give as a gift? Thanks again for all you do!Â
I want to use my vitamix too! How long did you let it run? On high?
Hi Blaire! I am so happy you like my cashew butter! I would probably store in the refrigerator just to be safe! Thank you for your kind words! I just love sharing my recipes!
What  are some of the things you eat this with? Â
Thanks so much for your question on my cashew butter Sarah. I like it on celery, my kids love it on crackers or as a sandwich. My hubby loves it straight off the spoon!