Pindakaas

Guest

For (American) peanut butter, M-Classic peanut butter is not bad. The Dutch version would be worlds better! Real pindakaas! As far as I know, these are not available in supermarkets in Switzerland. A gap in the market that Migros could perhaps fill?

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Guest

Hello nickdomini

Thank you for your feedback! Especially with the introduction of Hagelslag, we also received more requests for Dutch products. Unfortunately, our shelf space is limited and whether we can introduce a product depends on how much demand there is for it. However, if we receive more requests for Pindakaas, we may soon be able to offer you Pindakaas.
Until then, I hope that our M-Classic peanut butter will sweeten your waiting time a little.

Best regards, Jan from the Migipedia team

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Guest

I suspect that when Migros launches Pindakaas from Calvé, it will become a market hit (especially the one with chunks). There is, in my (and many others') opinion, no better peanut butter. It is also very healthy (as it contains little added sugar). You can order it online from Dutchstore.ch, but the shipping costs are enormous. I would certainly buy a jar or two a month (or more, now I'm very very frugal as I rarely import pindakaas from Holland myself). Go Migros, go!

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Guest

Yes GO Migros ... pindakaas from my home country is simply so much better! And I'll give you the free saté sauce recipe to go with it! You can make the best saté sauce from real pindakaas. I would be a bulk buyer.

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Guest

At the end of the vacations in Holland, the trunk is always full of Pindakaas for all the friends I have to supply with them. It would certainly be a big seller! Just like the "Hero Cassis" drink, or the "Bitterballen" snack. Success guaranteed!

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Guest

You can buy these Pindakaas at "Das Holländische Lädeli" in Adliswil or elsewhere in the webshop www.hollaendische-laedeli.com

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