Organic Tahini ⁠–⁠ fine sesame seed paste from Greece, without salt and added sugar

Organic Tahini ⁠–⁠ fine sesame seed paste from Greece, without salt and added sugar

Vilgain Organic Tahini – sesame paste with a pure composition full of healthy fats

Vilgain Tahini is a sesame paste made using traditional methods in Greece. It is a pure natural product that is also free from added salt and cheap fat substitutes. Gently roasted sesame seeds are a rich source of high‑quality unsaturated fats and a natural part of a balanced diet. Thanks to gentle processing, the paste retains its full nutty flavor and natural nutritional richness.

Delicate taste and texture thanks to quality ingredients

Tahini has a wide range of uses in the kitchen. It is suitable for any spreads and can also be used in the preparation of hummus, smoothies, or tahini cupcakes and pancakes. It can be served savory or sweet, for example in combination with cocoa and honey.

Vilgain Organic Tahini at a glance:

  • sesame paste from Greece
  • pure natural product
  • free from added salt and low‑quality fat substitutes
  • wide range of uses in the kitchen
  • organic quality

Ingredients

Organic peeled sesame seeds 100%.

Country of origin: Greece.

Allergens: For allergens, see ingredients in bold.

Calorie charts

100 g
Energy2756 kJ / 667 kcal
Fats60 g
- of which saturated fatty acids9,5 g
Carbohydrates1,7 g
- of which sugars1,1 g
Fibre10 g
Protein25 g
Salt0,02 g
Size: 300 g

Warning

  • Food.
  • Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Stir before consumption is recommended.
  • Oil on the surface is a natural phenomenon.
  • Vilgain s.r.o., Smetanova 1022/19, 602 00 Brno, ID 29269555.

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Reviews

Average rating: 4,8
477 Ratings

the best! I don't buy anywhere else

Super product

Excellent

Better than regular tahini found in supermarkets.

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