10 Whole30 Pantry Staples

10 Whole30 Pantry Staples
Olive Oil
Olive oil should come as no surprise as being the first on this list of Whole30 pantry staples. It's true when you're on a Whole30 diet, you won't be able to hit up all the local restaurants and instead will need to do a lot of cooking at home. High-quality olive oil, like Wildly Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, is great for cooking all of your favorite Whole30 recipes. Wildly Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil is produced by centrifuge, never exposed to heat and has no added chemicals, resulting in a very high-quality olive oil.Coconut Oil
While we're on the topic of cooking oils, coconut oil is a great alternative to oils like canola or vegetable oils, which are not allowed on Whole30. Coconut oil can be used for everyday cooking, much like olive oil. Wildly Organic makes three different types of coconut oils -- Centrifuge-Extracted Virgin Coconut Oil, Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil, and Refined (Expeller-Pressed) Coconut Oil -- all varying in texture and flavor. To decide which one is the right coconut oil for you, learn more about each of the different types of coconut oil.Activated Nuts
Nuts are a great source of healthy fats while on the Whole30 diet. They make a delicious crust for chicken or seafood and are a tasty snack when eaten in moderation. To get the most nutrition, look for already soaked and dehydrated nuts, like Wildly Organic Nuts. You'll want to stay away from peanuts, which are actually a legume. Instead, opt for other nuts, such as almonds, walnuts and pecans, are all acceptable on the Whole30 program.Nut Butters
Like nuts, nut butters are a wonderful source of healthy fats without the carbs.
It's important to remember that peanut butter is not allowed on the Whole30 diet, as peanuts are legumes and not actually nuts. Don't worry, Wildly Organic has plenty of organic nut butters to choose from, like almond butter, pecan butter, and nut butter medley (made with cashews, pecans, almonds and walnuts!)
Guess what? All Wildly Organic nut butters are made with JUST nuts... no added sugar here!
While dessert is a big no-no on the Whole30 diet, nut butters have other uses. You can make an almond butter sauce for your protein of choice for dinner or eat pecan butter with apples for a little protein before a work out.
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Coconut Vinegar
All types of vinegar are allowed on the Whole30 diet, except for malt vinegar (which contains barley). Naturally fermented coconut vinegar is a great Whole-30 friendly vinegar!
Made from the "sap" of the coconut tree, Wildly Organic Coconut Vinegar contains no water, no added sugar, no preservatives and is chemical-free. It's also unpasteurized, so it maintains the “mother” like in raw, unpasteurized apple cider vinegar.
Coconut vinegar is great for making salad dressings and marinades for meat on your Whole30 diet!
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Coconut Flour
While baking is frowned upon on the Whole30 program, coconut flour has plenty of other uses in the kitchen. It's great for binding meatballs or thickening a sauce, without the gluten! Coconut flour is low in carbs and high in fiber, which makes it a great choice for your Whole30 pantry.
Wildly Organic Coconut Flour is produced by drying organic coconuts at low temperatures and carefully pressing the dried coconuts so that no heat is generated.
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Almond Flour
Like coconut flour, almond flour is also low-carb and high-fiber, making it a favorite amongst Whole30 followers. Wildly Organic Almond Flour is made from California almonds, and contains no chemicals, no additives, and no fillers. Just pure almond goodness. Almond flour can be used similarly to coconut flour. Use it as a binder in meatballs, but it is also great for dredging proteins, like chicken or salmon, for a tasty Whole30 approved dinner.Cacao Powder
Yes, cacao powder is allowed on the Whole30 diet! Although desserts are off-limits on the Whole30 program, cacao has other culinary uses. Cacao powder is great for flavoring stews or used in a rub for meats. Cacao brings a depth of flavor to meat dishes, which makes it a great option to keep in your Whole30 pantry. If you're looking for a great spice rub recipe using cacao powder, try out this recipe for Cacao Spiced Steak Rub. If you're on the Whole30 diet, you want to look for 100% cacao powder, like Wildly Organic Fermented Cacao Powder. Conventional cocoa powders are ground under high temperatures of up to 300° F, which degrades many of the nutritional benefits found in cacao. However, Wildly Organic Fermented Cacao Powder is made by cold-pressing raw, organic cacao beans at a temperature that doesn’t exceed 104°F. Read more about the Amazing Health Benefits of Cacao!High Quality Salt
While salt of all kinds are allowed on the Whole30 program, it's best to find salt that is high quality and not stripped of its nutrients, like plain table salt is. It's true, table salt is highly refined, devoid of minerals and even contains anti-caking agents and sugar! Learn more about the problems with table salt.
Instead, opt for a mineral-rich, high quality salt like Wildly Organic Himalayan Pink Salt, which is pure, hand-mined salt found naturally occurring deep inside the Himalayan Mountains of northern Pakistan.
There are no anti-caking agents or sugar added to Wildly Organic Himalayan Pink Salt - just pure unrefined "raw" salt - perfect for seasoning your Whole30 recipes!
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