A signature crisp recipe with a spicy twist using Amanba spicy almond butter.
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Manba now available in Vancouver
Hello Vancouver! Manba spicy peanut butters (Medium creamy, Medium crunchy, and Hot creamy) are now available at the following locations…
A Look Back at a Memorable 2018
We had so many great moments in 2018 that we’d like to share you once again. Most importantly, we’d like to thank you for your support because we wouldn’t be here without you.
Amanba: Spicy Natural Almond Butter
Watch dD Manba on Dans L’Oeil du Dragon
Manba at the One of a Kind Show in Toronto
We are happy to announce that Manba will be attending the One of a Kind Show (OOAK) in Toronto starting March 28, 2018! As you may already know if you are following us on social media, Manba is slowly starting to enter the Ontario market. We attended the One of a Kind Show in May 2017 for the first time and it was such a great success that we decided to come back for this year’s edition!
Culinary Trip To Haiti
As you may know, our peanut butter (and our name) is inspired by the traditional spicy Haitian peanut butter, Manba. Each jar of Manba contains 100 grams of Haitian peanuts. Since our origins are deeply connected to Haiti, we want to take you on a culinary journey to this country that is very dear to […]
More than just a spread
Quite often, when we do tastings, we get the question, “So, how do you eat spicy peanut butter?” Well did you know that some people actually LOVE eating peanut butter in a brown bread sandwich with mayo and pickles! It has actually been a classic in Southern American states since the Great Depression. Additionally, while […]
Manba packs heat and nutritional value
Did you know that peanuts come in four different types? Some like the Virginia peanuts are large and perfect to be used in gourmet snacks. Others like the Spanish peanuts are rather small, have a red-brown skin and are often used to make the famous red candied peanuts we all love, and runner peanuts are […]
From Mamba to Manba
You may have noticed that we recently changed the name of our spicy Haitian peanut butter from “D&D Mamba” to “Manba”. In Haitian Creole, both ‘mamba’ and ‘manba’ mean peanut butter, however, due to potential trademark issues regarding the name Mamba, we’ve decided to use Manba moving forward. The name has slightly changed but the […]
