About Us
Our values
Marketing experts say: “stand out or die.” Yes, we want to stand out. But not just for the sake of it—that would be pointless. We want to prove that it is possible to produce food that is exceptionally tasty, 100% healthy, and free from artificial additives and the harmful chemicals that are added to practically everything these days.
What exactly is our operating philosophy?
Clean label – labels that surprise with their length
Our motto consists of two simple words: “nothing else.” We operate on the principle that the fewer ingredients and unnecessary additives there are, the higher the quality of the final product. We are huge fans of the clean label concept, which advocates using only natural ingredients—ingredients that, interestingly enough, have names that are easy to pronounce.
Products that don’t need warehousing
Every food producer has their secret recipes. We have nothing to hide. One of the ingredients of our success is producing small batches exclusively to order. Thanks to this, we don’t have to store peanut butter in a warehouse for weeks or months.
Ingredients that make a world of difference
We know that some rules simply cannot be broken. You cannot make a delicious meal from poor-quality ingredients. Likewise, you cannot create the perfect peanut butter using anything less than exceptional raw materials. That is why we place such great importance on the quality of every single ingredient in Basia Basia nut butters.
Production Facility
We craft our nut butters for you in a modern facility into which we have poured a great deal of heart and hard work. Everything made here tastes delicious.
Beauty in the details
We are perfectionists. We pay immense attention to every single detail. You could say that if Steve Jobs were alive and working in our industry, he would be proud of us. That’s why we are absolutely obsessed with aesthetics. Yes, obsessed—that’s the perfect word for it. Especially when it comes to Basia Basia jars.
Their design is wonderfully simple yet beautiful—so much so that no one wants to throw them away once they’re empty.
Brilliant, right? 😉