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Mayver’s has released two of its crunchy peanut butters into snack sizes in the new Goodness to Go range, packaged in recyclable plastic.

The Crunchy and Dark Roasted Crunchy peanut butter flavours will be available in 40g pots in packs of six, with the new product aimed at parents looking for healthy on-the-go snacks for kids.

“Mayver's peanut butters are a nutrient rich food for busy, growing kids packed with good fats, protein, magnesium and zinc and make the perfect addition to any afternoon tea to keep them full and satisfied until dinner time, and as an added bonus, no added sugar!" said Australian dietitian and author Susie Burrell.

“The pots are delicious eaten as is, or to keep the kids interested, mix it up with different veggies and fruit for them to dip and dunk.

“For grown-ups, it’s a great answer to the 3pm snack craving. The dark roast in particular is great for helping avoid the office cookie jar.”

Mayver’s peanut butters are vegan and mixed only with sea salt, with no added oil, sugar, gluten, dairy, cholesterol or hardened fats.

The Mayver’s Goodness to Go range (RRP$5.00) is now available in Woolworths stores Australia-wide.

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