By peanut freaks for peanut freaks

Opinions are divided when it comes to peanut butter. Crunchy or smooth? By itself or with a topping? Our range has something for everyone! Like coffee or wine, as well as flavour notes, production methods and roasting, real peanut butter fans regard soil, weather conditions and region as essential, too. When Manilife arrived on supermarket shelves in 2020, the brand start-up set new standards – in every respect: made from 99% peanuts and just a pinch of sea salt. No palm oil, no added sugar. 100% natural, 100 % vegan, yet creamy and sweet enough to melt even the most obsessive peanut butter fans.

That little bit more intense:

This multi award-winning Deep Roast peanut butter is darker in colour and just tastes nuttier. Roasted a little more intensely, stirred until a little more intensely creamy. The crunchy version has hearty, firm peanut chunks embedded in extra-creamy, extra-intense peanut butter. The classic for sandwiches, satay sauce on vegan rice noodles or special culinary creations.

Creamy vegan peanut joy made from the best ingredients

Manilife sources its peanuts from one single traditional peanut farm in Argentina. This farm dates back roughly 3,500 years. To this day this site still offers optimum growing conditions for peanuts. So optimum, in fact, that these peanuts were awarded a certificate of origin in 2012. In other words, Manilife peanuts are the Champagne of peanuts.

Handcrafted and deep-roasted

The method of production is another factor that helps Manilife stand out from its mass-produced competition. The hand-sorted peanuts are roasted until russet or light brown using a special roasting technique. This all comes down to the desired flavour notes, i.e. more intense, sweeter, or caramel-flavoured. Ultimately, it’s this special small-batch processing that makes the different types of Manilife peanut butter so unrivalled in their creamy consistency. Deep Roast or Original Roast? We recommend trying all the flavours until you’ve found your favourite roast.