What's the difference between Coconut Butter & Coconut Oil?
Coconut oil is simply the oil that's been extracted from the coconut meat.
Coconut Butter is made from coconut flesh that's been ground into a spreadable paste. Unlike oil, it includes all the fat, fiber, and nutrients from the coconut.
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