Black Betty Bam

Black Betty Bam is a plant-based, gluten free, umami rich spread born in Byron Bay and made in Australia using certified organic ingredients where possible. High in Vitamin B1, 2, 3, 12 and a source of Vitamin B6 with no added sugar. 

Made in Australia by Chef & Nutritionist Samantha Gowing.  Spread on toast, your favourite crackers, antipasto, stir through eggs  or serve with roast meats or vegetables.

Ingredients: Organic Black Unhulled Tahini, Organic Tamari (Organic Whole Soybeans, Water, Sea Salt, Alcohol), Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Nutritional Yeast, Australian Red Gum Smoked Sea Salt. Contains Soybean, Sesame Seeds. Store Refrigerated (1-5°C)

 

“It’s just bloody delicious!”

“Ever since it arrived a couple of hours ago, Elisabeth and I have been unable to stop eating it, such are its charms. It’s a wholly organic, healthy, salty, sesame-infused marvel that may well knock the ubiquitous Vegemite off its well earned perch. We’ve already ordered more. It’s just bloody delicious!”
The Kingmans, VICtoria

Breakfast

Perfect with avocado, peanut butter, fruit toast or through scrambled eggs.

snacking

Try Betty with corn fritters, roast vegetables or taker her on a picnic.



Entertaining

Betty is the perfect well behaved date to take to parties. Everyone will love her!

Serving Suggestions

Where will you spread Betty?

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