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Our Fig Syrup is delicious and nutritious. It is 100% natural and made from fresh fully ripened black mission figs with no sugar added. Extremely nutritious and contains a proteolytic enzyme that is considered an aid to digestion. Add to milk as a substitute for chocolate, use to sweeten your coffee or use as a coffee substitute, dilute with water to make a fig juice energizer, or use in baking. Figs provide more fiber than any other common fruit or vegetable and have a high quantity of polyphenol antioxidants. They contain no fat, no sodium and no cholesterol. Figs have the highest overall mineral content of all common fruits. A 40 gram serving provides 244mg of potassium, along with calcium, iron and zinc. Figs are also a natural source of serotonin, which stimulates the pineal gland. Some studies indicate Zoloft, Paxil, Prozac and Extacy deplete the cells of serotonin. Recent research has determined that dried figs contain Omega-3 and Omega-6 essential fatty acids, as well as phytosterols. Phytosterols are credited with decreasing natural cholesterol synthesis in the body, thus lowering overall cholesterol counts.

Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Fig- 12 oz. Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Figis sweetand wholesome snack with a hearty crunch. Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Fig contains walnuts, an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids and figs are a fiber rich food which is known to have a positive impact with weight management.Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Fig also has an added hint of ground ginger, flax seeds & dates. Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Figis an energizing mix of protein rich nuts and seeds, luscious fruits and raw agave nectar with a hearty crunch.Emmy's Organics GranolaWalnut Ginger Figis soaked, sprouted and dehydrated at 115 making it one of the healthiest foods your body could ask for. Emmy's Organics'Story Well, it all started when Samantha and Ian met in 2008 at a music festival here in Ithaca, NY where both lived. They were introduced by a mutual friend, Zia Anger, who is, in some weird, indirect way, basically responsible for Emmy's existence. Samantha had just graduated from Ithaca College, where she studied Theatre Arts Management and Dance. During her last year at college, she started experimenting with raw foods and developed a genuine passion for health and wellness. Her step-mother lent her a dehydrator and Samantha jumped right in (not the dehydrator, that is)! Friends and strangers began to look over at her lunches with puzzled faces. She knew she had found something that she wanted to pursue. Ian had recently moved back to Ithaca, NY (his home town) for the spiritual and physical wellness that permeates the town. He moved from Brooklyn where he was working for a graphic design company doing flash animation. Before that he had been working as a raw vegan chef and kitchen manager at various locations in New York City, NY. Before -before that, he had done similar work with raw and vegan food in San Francisco, CA.