Can I eat raw (organic) unrefined shea butter?

Okuma Organics raw organic unrefined shea butter
Okuma Organics raw organic unrefined shea butter


Most definietly!!

Raw shea butter has been used for cooking in many parts of West Africa for Centuries to cook foods.

It is sometimes given orally to children to ease coughs drying dry seasons.

Chocolate manufacturers are replacing shea butter as a cheaper alternative to cocoa butter when making chocolates

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