CT Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g
It's a Tuesday, the match is on, the fridge has a cold one in it, and your hand keeps drifting back into the bag. That's these. Crunchy little Kenyan potato crisps dusted in a sweet-and-tangy tomato seasoning ("tamu" is Swahili for sweet, and they mean it). One pack does not stand a chance, so maybe grab two.
First thing you get is the crunch, proper snappy potato. Then the tomato hits: bright and a little sweet up front, with a tangy zip on the back end that keeps you reaching in for more. It's not a fiery chilli situation, more that comforting ketchup-meets-tomato-soup flavour, salty enough to make a cold drink taste even better. Moreish is the word. You'll hit the bottom of the bag before you clock you were eating.
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Where it's from
Cheeky Treetz is the snack line from Manjico Industries, a 100% Kenyan-owned outfit set up in 2018 by Wasimkhan Manji. They run a purpose-built snack factory off the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, churning out crisps, puffs and chevda for Kenya and beyond. So this is a proper local snack, made here, employing folks here. Easy one to feel good about munching.
Quick questions
- What is the price of CT Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g?
CT Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g is KSh 40 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Cheeky Treetz Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g taste like?
Crunchy potato crisps with a bright, sweet-and-tangy tomato seasoning. Think comforting ketchup-meets-tomato flavour, nicely salty, only a whisper of heat. Very moreish.
- What is the ABV of Cheeky Treetz Tamu Tomato Crisps?
None. This is a snack, not a drink, so there's no alcohol in it. It just happens to pair brilliantly with one.
- What does 'tamu' mean?
It's Swahili for sweet or tasty, which is a fair heads-up for the sweet-tangy tomato flavour you're getting.
- How do I serve it?
Straight from the bag is the way. Eat them fresh once opened so you keep that crunch, ideally next to a cold drink.
- What pairs with Cheeky Treetz Tamu Tomato Crisps?
A cold lager, a cider or a chilled soda. They're also a solid sidekick to nyama choma or a chips mayai.
- Where are these crisps from?
Kenya. They're made by Manjico Industries, a Kenyan-owned company, at their factory off the Nairobi-Nakuru highway under the Cheeky Treetz brand.
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CT Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g price in Kenya
Buy CT Tamu Tomato Crisps 30g online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 40. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.
