Organic Black Sesame Tahini

Black sesame seeds, though similar to their white counterparts, have a richer flavor and stronger aroma. The black sesame seeds we use in our organic black sesame tahini are not hulled, leaving everything this magical little seed has to offer intact. Our raw sesame tahini makes for a dramatic color contrast in dips and spreads, mixes well with darker beans (such as turtle beans) and can visually enhance a meal presentation. Because the seeds are not hulled, our black sesame tahini is higher in calcium than white sesame seed tahini.

Our organic tahini also contains high levels of copper, essential for building collagen and elastin plus zinc, which promotes the immune system and helps reduce the risk of osteoporosis. We maintain the nutritional integrity of our organic sesame tahini by grinding fresh sesame seeds multiple times slowly and repetitively, allowing time to cool between grinds. We immediately refrigerate our raw, organic tahini to guarantee freshness when it arrives at your local natural food store.

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100% Organic Ingredient: Raw black sesame seeds

Nutrition Information: Serving Size: 1 tablespoon - approx. 14 grams ( 7 tbsp. per 200 grams) Calories: 86 kcal Protein: 2.7 g Fiber: 1.4 g Carbohydrates: 4 g Total Fats: 7 g

Benefits of Raw Black Sesame Tahini

Our organic black sesame tahini contains:

• Good source of magnesium and calcium
• High in copper, good source of zinc
• Good source of plant-based protein and dietary fiber
• Anti-inflammatory

Our Organic Black Sesame Tahini Promise

• Completely organic
• Raw, ground at a low temperature
• Vegan
• Gluten-free
• Nut-free
• Freshness-Dated

This delicious, raw organic black sesame tahini is available in the refrigerated section of your local natural foods store or you can order it above. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back!

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