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Slow-roasted peanuts
High-oleic runner peanuts roasted for 48 hours at a temperature most factories would call a rounding error. Then stone-ground — never whipped — into velvet.
- High-oleic
- Single farm
- Roasted in-house
Small-batch · Stone-ground
Slow-roasted peanuts. Hand-harvested Himalayan salt. Absolutely nothing else. Spread it, spoon it, defend it from your housemates.
The ingredient list
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High-oleic runner peanuts roasted for 48 hours at a temperature most factories would call a rounding error. Then stone-ground — never whipped — into velvet.
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Hand-harvested from the Khewra range, 250 million years in the making. Ground coarse enough to find, fine enough to melt on the second beat.
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The lineup
Our flagship. Slow-roasted Argentinian runner peanuts, stone-ground until silk, finished with a precise pinch of Himalayan pink salt. Nothing else — no palm oil, no sugar, no stabilizers.
For people who believe texture is a personality trait. The same slow-roast base, loaded with double-roasted peanut shards and a slightly bolder salt line that snaps against the crunch.
70% single-origin dark chocolate swirled through our creamy base, with pink salt crystals left just coarse enough to find. Dessert that pretends to be breakfast.
The process
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48 hours, low and slow. Sugar caramelizes, bitterness leaves the building, and the whole block smells like a bakery having its best day.
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Granite stone mills, not steel blades. Friction stays low, oils stay put, and the texture lands somewhere between silk and a standing ovation.
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Himalayan pink salt, hand-crushed and folded in at the very end so the crystals stay just barely findable. This is the whole trick.
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Sealed in recyclable glass the same day, batch-numbered by hand, and shipped before we're tempted to keep it.
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Then you
open it. 🥄
Word of mouth (full mouths)
“I've stopped buying dessert. This jar with a spoon at 10pm is the dessert. The pink salt thing is not a gimmick — it's a personality upgrade.”
Maya R.
Repeat offender, 14 jars
“As a pastry chef I'm professionally suspicious of two-ingredient claims. I checked. It's two ingredients. It's also better than my house praline, which I resent.”
Daniel K.
Pastry chef
“Bought one jar for my partner as a joke gift. We now have a subscription and assigned spoons. Send help. Or more Crunch Heavy.”
Priya S.
Household peacekeeper
Questions
Everything people want to know before the first spoon. Something else on your mind? Write to us.
Himalayan pink salt is unrefined and carries 84 trace minerals, which gives it a rounder, less aggressive salinity than table salt. We also grind it slightly coarse on purpose — you get tiny bursts of salt instead of a uniform background flavor.
Small batches sell out. The batch calendar doesn't care about your feelings — but the waitlist does.