Sesame Seeds Black
Sesame Seeds Black
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Open Sesame! This famous phrase from the Arabian Nights reflects the distinguishing feature of the sesame seedpod, which bursts open when it reaches maturity. One of the oldest plants known to man, Black sesame seeds are prized in many places around the world and enjoyed for the distinctive sesame flavour they provide. They are a feature of Middle Eastern and Oriental cooking. Whether you’re baking, cooking, or simply garnishing, our black sesame seeds add an extra layer of flavor and a dramatic pop of color. Sprinkle them over salads, incorporate them into sauces, or mix them into desserts for a delightful crunch and a hint of sophistication. Rich in antioxidants and full of goodness, our Black Sesame Seeds are not just a flavor booster—they’re a superfood staple. Elevate your meals with these versatile seeds and enjoy the depth and richness they bring to every bite.
Ingredients:
Black Sesame Seeds
Storage:
Keep refrigerated before and after opening to ensure long-lasting freshness
Origin:
India
Allergen Information
Allergen Information
Although we take great care to separate and pack all products carefully, the food sold on our website may have been packed in a store or facility that contains allergens, traces of allergens or bi-products of the following: peanuts, nuts, tree nuts, sesame seeds, seeds, soybeans and soy products, egg, pollen and bee products, preservatives, gluten and cereals containing gluten, wheat, rye, barley oats, spelt, dairy, fish, crustacea, and other products that may behave as allergens to certain people.
Also, where possible, we have tried to ascertain with our manufacturers that proper segregation, hygiene and cleaning procedures are in place to prevent accidental cross-contamination. Unfortunately, these things are beyond our control as much as we try to minimise them.
No allergen or nutritional information on our website should ever be considered a guarantee, but simply a best faith effort to serve our customers.
