$0.75
Ground sesame seeds (tahini paste)
Lemon juice
Garlic
Water
Light seasoning
Our tahini is made fresh with high-quality sesame paste and blended to a silky, pourable consistency. It’s one of the most iconic Mediterranean sauces — nutty, tangy, and endlessly versatile.
You can enjoy it as:
A topping for falafel, shawarma, or gyros
A drizzle over bowls or grain plates
A dip for vegetables or pita
A base for homemade dressings or spreads (like hummus or baba ghanoush)
Its balanced flavor complements both vegetarian and protein-heavy dishes.
Yes — tahini is naturally vegan and plant-based.
No, tahini is gluten-free, though cross-contamination may occur in a shared kitchen.
No — it’s mild, nutty, and tangy with a smooth finish.
Falafel, shawarma, grilled meats, roasted veggies, salads, and hummus.
It has a small amount of plant-based protein, along with healthy fats.
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