Collection: Sésame

Sesame is present in many forms in Japanese cuisine: in oil, roasted, in paste... Its subtle taste makes it perfect in vinaigrettes, with tofu or to add a little texture to a vegetable salad. It can also be roasted and ground with salt, to make goma shio.

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  • Crushed black sesame seeds ⋅ Ohsawa ⋅ 70g

    ⋅ Perfect for both sweet and savoury preparations⋅ Rich in fibre and minerals⋅ No additives or preservatives⋅ Deep flavour⋅ For use in sauces or...

    Regular price 3.90 €
    Prix promotionnel 3.90 € Regular price
    Price per unit 55.71 € per kg
  • Crushed white sesame seeds ⋅ Ohsawa ⋅ 70g

    ⋅ Perfect for both sweet and savoury preparations⋅ Rich in fibre and minerals⋅ No additives or preservatives⋅ Deep flavour⋅ For use in sauces or...

    Regular price 3.90 €
    Prix promotionnel 3.90 € Regular price
    Price per unit 55.71 € per kg

Our recipes using black sesame seeds

Discover our sesame recipes and let yourself be surprised by their delicate, slightly toasted flavor. Crunchy or melt-in-the-mouth, they offer a blend of flavors and textures that makes every bite irresistible. A simple, authentic treat that you should try right away!

Everything you need to know about sesame seeds

Absolutely. It's an excellent source of fiber and magnesium, which are essential for daily energy. Our cream is naturally healthy and perfectly suited to gluten-free diets. It provides valuable minerals such as zinc and calcium, making every spoonful a real health boost.

Black sesame paste (or spread) is incredibly versatile. You can incorporate it into your baked goods for a unique charcoal color, or add it to Asian soups (such as ramen) to bring creaminess and an intense nutty flavor.

The whole seed adds crunch and beautifully decorates your plates.

The purée offers a smooth texture and ideal flavor concentration for sauces and creams.
Both forms retain the same benefits, particularly their high protein content.

There is no strict rule, but one to two tablespoons per day is enough to benefit from its nutritional value. Its flavor is very strong, so a small amount is usually enough to transform your dish.

Beyond its nutritional value, black sesame is an ancient beauty secret. Rich in antioxidants and iron, it is known to nourish the skin and strengthen hair. Regular consumption helps maintain the shine and strength of the hair fiber.