Tinsaye Peanut Butter
& Food Manufacture:
We go to Hirut’s home where she employs six people (herself
included) in the manufacture of Peanut Butter (25-50 dozen jars a week) as well
as the grinding and packaging spices and nuts.
Hirut graduated in accounting in 1992, worked in a bank for a number of
years but four years ago opened her own ‘factory’ in her own home manufacturing
Peanut Butter and preparing spices.
First we watch the Peanut Butter being made. We
were surprised to find how hot the Peanut Butter was coming out of the electric
grinding machine. The cover goes on
immediately creating a vacuum seal as the Peanut Butter cools. We had to wait
several minutes to taste it to let it cool.
Delicious! Organic. No added sugar, pure roasted peanuts. The hot bottles of Peanut Butter have to be
put in a water bath to cool so the jars will retain their shape.
She also grinds and packages spices. In the slide show, we identify and taste
berbere, chico butter and Seneff
Kollo: (yegebse kolo-roasted
barley mixed with chickpeas and nuts), all her own
products. Not only that, Hirut had a
full meal of injera ready for us complete with Traditional Ethiopian Coffee
prepared by Hirut’s mother the Ethiopian way with the little charcoal stove in
the living room. She first roasted the
beans in a little frying pan, then ground them, then put many tablespoons full
in the Traditional pot, bringing it to a full steam before pouring it with the
pot several inches above the cup. This
was our first taste of injera and first Traditional Ethiopian Coffee made extra
special because it was at Hirut’s family home!
Enjoy the visit with
us:
https://www.slideshare.net/LydiaSorflaten/tinysate-peanut-butter-and-spices
is aflatoxin and other parameters checked for the peanut butter ?
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