About
Manx Menu Food Product of the Year: Nuts & Seeds Beskuit
Beskuit is a traditional South African snack. The name "Beskuit" comes from the Dutch word for biscuit, reflecting its historical ties to European baking methods. A Beskuit is hard and has a crunchy texture which is from its twice baked process. It is ideal for dunking and commonly enjoyed with a hot beverage such as coffee or tea.
Where to Purchase:
• Robinsons on Cooil Road
• Robinsons on the Terrace
• Woodbourne Deli
• Mostly Manx
• Ballasalla Stores
• S&S Motors
• The Good Health Store in Port Erin
• Tynwald Mill Deli
Jan Brown’s:
Jan is a trained Chef from South Africa who has lived in 7 different countries around the World, from Africa to California in the USA and now very happily settled on the Isle of Man. She has been visiting family on the Isle of Man for the past 27 years and always longed to put her roots down on this beautiful Island. She has either had her own business in the Food Industry or trained Home Cooks in Africa on a volunteer basis. She is happiest, listening to music while she is in the kitchen.
Jan uses Local ingredients first, all her products are Preservative-free with no artificial flavours.
