No guts, no glory Vinaigrette

Get ready to give your butterflies the one-two punch!

This almond butter & apple cider vinaigrette is sweet and savory with a little kick where it counts! Perfect for salads and buddha bowls or on top of roasted veggies.

Getting gutsy means running towards danger while others run away. Whether you’re facing your first fondo, lining up at the World Championships…or just preparing for a job interview, you’re going to need a healthy gut. Scientists suggest that your gut is your “body’s second brain” (guys, maybe your third!).

Get your wingsuit ready

Raw, organic and unpasteurized apple cider vinegar looks cloudy, but it has a rainbow of benefits. Loaded with raw enzymes and gut-friendly bacteria Apple Cider Vinegar promotes health and healing.

Raw organic apple cider vinegar (ACV) is made from organic apples, undergoes a double fermentation process, which produces enzymes and preserves many of its health-promoting characteristics. Some of the beneficial ingredients in raw organic ACV include:

Potassium – one of your body’s most important electrolytes, potassium is essential for normal heart, kidney and other organ function. Potassium will also help athletes with muscle cramping and cardiovascular health
Iron – important for blood health, without enough iron your body can’t use oxygen properly to produce energy—critical for athletes.
Magnesium – an essential building block for hundreds of chemical processes in the body. Your muscles’ ability to contract and relax is highly dependent on magnesium. Magnesium assists with explosive movements, making it a key nutrient for athletes who want to enhance athletic performance.
Malic acid – essential to our metabolism. Citrulline malate has been found by researchers to enhance athletic performance by reducing muscle fatigue in high intensity exercise.
Acetic acid – slows the digestion of starch, acetic acid causes increases the transfer rate of sugar from your bloodstream to your muscles.
Calcium – builds strong bones and teeth
Pectin – helps regulate blood pressure and cholesterol