TIGER NUTS - SUPREME PEELED(2.2 lbs) |Nut-Free, Gluten Free, High Fiber, Gluten, Vegan, Non-GMO, Paleo Perfect

I read a lot of the reviews before trying these, I honestly didn't know what to expect. I love these. They are mildly sweet, have a pleasant texture and are a satisfying snack. I have read that some taste like coconut and I get that, the texture reminds me a lot of dried coconut chunks. The coconut flavor is faint, don't let it scare you off from trying these.I generally eat a serving while working, along with a cup of hot tea or coffee and they stick around for awhile and keep me from feeling overly full nor starving. I think these are especially good if you are a grazer as I am. They take awhile to chew and they help you be mindful while you are eating. I only eat one at a time, I feel like if you have a mouth full, they are too dry to try to swallow. I do need a drink with them. Every now and again you will get one that looks fine but tastes like a bit like dirt, it's not a deal breaker, it's just good to know that sometimes you get a wonky tasting one.

I only recently discovered that these existed and was curious to try them out. They're fantastic! Lightly sweet with kind of a mix of coconut and almond flavor.Some are a bit harder than others and might require a bit of caution, but overall I didn't find them particularly difficult to chew or requiring a soak before eating.Overall, would absolutely buy these again.

The tiger nut's outer part taste sour, almost like sour milk. The inside of the tiger nut has a light sweetness. I made horchata with these tiger nuts. It turned out like sour milk. If you guys like the sour milk taste, I totally recommend it. It has a good, interesting taste, but I prefer something else. When I was in spain, the tiger nuts tasted more like sweet coconut with herbal, woody flavor.Pro:delivery was good.it has a unique taste: sour milk.Con:It's not my type of flavor.

Very different than anything I've had before but not unpleasant. These are great for people who like to sit and do senseless snacking. You chew them for a very long time. They are very nutritious and low in calories. I bought 2.2 lbs and we still have about 3/4 of a lb left and I think it's been about 6 months ago. They taste a little like a granola but just a little bit on the sweet side. Kind of like chewing compressed wheat.

Fiber & trace minerals in 70 calories. Peeled are yummy & slightly buttery (unpeeled taste of mulch to me). I eat one serving in am & 1 in pm and have noticed a reduction in heartburn. I think these little tubers soak up acid like straw with oil, but I'm not a doctor. Once you know you like them, this large container is easy to dive up one afternoon & you're all set for quite a while. Next big thing, I think.

(I stole that from Tony the Tiger) I love them! They're great as a snack, but I also use them for a meal sometimes when I'm trying to cut back on calories. I read a blog that mentioned eating 50 of them, so when I have them as my meal, I eat 50. They're chewy, nutty, and kind of taste like coconut. On days when I cut calories and eat them for a meal, I actually lose weight too!

I ordered Tiger Nuts having read about its healthy benefits and a good replacement for snacking on real nuts. When the product arrived I was shocked, it is liking biting onto small, flavorless stone pebbles. To bite through the tough exterior, I was afraid I might damage fillings. I ate about 5 pieces. Worse yet, the seller won't accept returns...Surprise, Surprise! Save your money and protect your teeth...don't order this product...stick with real nuts instead.

Even after soaking overnight these tastless little nuggets are inedible