Peanut spread

Peanut spread

200 g
5,90 €
Sale price  5,90 € Regular price 
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Peanut spread

Peanut spread

5,90 €
Sale price  5,90 € Regular price 
Unit price 29,50 €/kg
Net weight200 g
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70 % peanuts.

The vanilla seeds accompany the peanut.

The sugar is replaced by orange blossom honey from Spain.

A creamy texture.

Uses

On a slice of bread, with fruit, or straight from the spoon.

Allergens: PeanutsFull ingredient list below.

Ingredients

Peanuts 70 % (non-EU), orange blossom honey (Spain), vanilla seeds, cocoa butter, rapeseed oil, sunflower lecithin, fleur de sel.

May contain traces of nuts.

No preservatives.

Storage

Stir before eating. Store in a dry place, away from light and heat.

Delivery and returns

Delivery to a pickup point is free from €49. Costs are calculated according to your location and shown before payment is confirmed.

If a jar arrives damaged, send us a photo of the parcel and of the product within 48 hours at contact@beechifa.fr: we will send you a replacement jar at our expense.

Dispatched within 24 to 48 hours3 to 6 days in France, up to 8 days elsewhere
Free delivery from €49To a pickup point
Glass jarRecyclable and endlessly reusable

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between liquid honey and raw honey?

Raw honey undergoes no processing: it is neither pasteurised nor heated. Liquid honey receives the same care as raw honey, except that it is liquefied at a very low temperature to obtain the desired consistency.

Who makes the spreads?

All our spreads are made in our workshop in Paris. That way we keep control of the quality and of every step of production.

Do your spreads contain preservatives?

No. Our spreads are made by hand, without preservatives.

The full list of ingredients is on every jar and on every product page.

Is your packaging recyclable?

Yes, our jars are glass — a material that is recyclable and, above all, endlessly reusable.

From what age can honey be eaten?

Honey should not be given to children under one year old.