Last week, Mackie’s of Scotland’s 19.2 parlour in Aberdeen saw customers eat up a whopping 5kg of peanut butter from its new tap in just four days.
The Mackie's team say the tap, which dispenses warm, smooth peanut butter for topping waffles, crepes and ice cream has been the "most hotly talked about addition" to the parlour since it first opened in December last year.
The ever-flowing taps. Picture: Mackie's
Yvette Harrison, manager of Mackie’s 19.2 in the city’s Marischal Square, said: “We only had the tap up and running from last Wednesday and we already needed to order another 20kg of supplies by the weekend!
“Peanut butter is certainly having its moment – and we know that there are a lot of fans out there that profess that the nutty topping goes with everything, so we’re really excited to see what amazing combinations prove most popular.
Yvette also revealed that they would be bringing back an old favourite, she added: "We will soon be bringing back their very popular jelly ice cream recipe, so it won’t be long before peanut butter and jelly fans can treat themselves to the ultimate ice cream indulgence.
Yvette explained that the peanut butter is 100 per cent natural, with no other ingredient but peanuts added to the mix, making it healthier and higher in protein than many recipes, she said: “The peanut butter tap runs continuously and never stops – not even when the parlour shuts – our customers and our team here are still mesmerised by it.
“When doing some research ahead of it arriving, the only other tap in existence that we could find was in Sydney, Australia.
“And when we first discovered it, the excitement was so much that it took us just a single week to then get it installed and up and running!”
Mackie’s 19.2, so named because it is located exactly 19.2 miles from the Mackie’s Westertown family farm, also serves chocolate on tap and has a wide range of toppings to accompany its desserts and 28 flavours of ice cream.
