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Category: Berries & Seeds

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Baking &Cooking

Our current processing time is 1-3 business days but we are doing our best to expedite our orders either on the same day or on the next day when we receive it. Once your order ships, it will take:

USA: 3-7 business days
Canada: 7-10 business days
Europe: 4-8 business days
Australia & New Zealand - between 12 to 25 business days.
Everywhere Else - between 12 to 30 business days

The tracking info will automatically upload to your order details so you can follow your package from our studio to your door. Please have in mind that sometimes there is a delay on the delivery times, so i will kindly ask you to be patient. Also i am available for you if you have any other questions. Read more

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Organic Sesame Seeds are used in cuisine throughout the world. It is a popular topping for breads and often combined with sugar or honey in deserts such as the Middle Eastern halvah or Greek pasteli. Sesame can also be ground into a butter known as tahini, which by itself is quite bitter - but combines very well with maple syrup, jams and honey or savory ingredients like garlic and paprika.

Organic sesame seeds are from a flowering plant that is native to the tropical regions of Africa. Interestingly however, the plant was first domesticated in the Indus River Valley of what is now Pakistan nearly 4,000 years ago. Linguistic evidence indicates that bulk sesame seeds were an important source of oil to the peoples of south-central Asia. Sesame still occupies a significant place in the cultures of Pakistan and India; in the latter, sesame oil is part of important Hindu rituals. In the Urdu language of Pakistan, sesame is used as a metaphor: a mean-spirited person is described as a sesame seed that has no oil. Among Arabs and modern-day pagans, sesame is thought to bring good fortune.