Nostalgic for those crispy sesame snaps? What more can we say: you will adore this slightly sweet and crunchy cashew sesame butter! Ideal on baguette bread or rice cakes, rumour has it that it’s also just as yummy with a spoon.
Did you know that cashew nuts go through about a dozen mostly manual steps prior to being ready for consumption? This elaborate process includes drying, pulping, roasting, shelling, peeling and sorting. So much of this work is carried out manually and deserves adequate compensation. Unfortunately, nearly all the cashews we consume offer no such guarantee.
Thanks to our partner Umano, we are happy to offer you a nut butter made with organic and fairtrade certified cashews. Umano works directly with the Kenedougou Agricultural Cooperative (Coopake) in Burkina Faso. People employed by the cooperative work in safe conditions and are paid according to the country’s legal standards. What’s more, Fairtrade certification requires that workers coat their hands in vegetable oil prior to hulling the nuts in order to prevent burns caused by the acid they contain. This technique, combined with preheating followed by 24 hours of cooling the in-shell nuts, ensures that the acid does not lead to injuries.
INGREDIENTS
organic fair trade roasted cashews • organic toasted sesame seeds • organic maple sugar • sea salt
Proudly sourced in Canada
* organic maple sugar Érablière Caséal
* sea salt Newfoundland Salt Company
TASTING NOTES – CRUNCHY, DELICATE, WELL-ROUNDED
ORIGIN OF CASHEWS - Burkina Faso
SIZE
270 g
ADDITIONAL PRODUCT INFORMATION
- Made in a facility using: peanuts, tree nuts and sesame.
- Stir before use. No need to refrigerate.
SHIPPING
- Orders are processed within 2 business days, and take up to 7 business days to ship.
- Flat shipping rate of $5 in Quebec and $7 in Ontario on orders between $50-$99. Shipping rates in all other provinces and countries are based on weight and dimensions of the order.
- Free shipping in Canada on orders of $100 and more.
- For deliveries outside of Canada, client is responsible for brokerage fees, import fees, duties, and any other taxes relevant to his country.
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