Cock Brand Black Sesame Seeds 277g

Name: Cock Brand Black Sesame Seeds 277g
SKU: 5957773
Price: 52.66 ZAR
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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

5957773

Bob Shop ID

649617198

Ingredients: 100% Black Sesame Seeds

Serving Suggestion:

Sprinkle on Ramen
Sprinkle on Rice
Roast them for added flavor

Don't underestimate Cock Brand Black Sesame Seeds! They boast one of the highest oil contents of any seed, just like white sesame seeds. Their rich, nutty flavor makes them a popular ingredient in global cuisines, especially Asian dishes. You can sprinkle them on salads, use them in baking, or even incorporate them into savory dishes like sushi. They're incredibly versatile and undeniably delicious. But black sesame seeds aren't just tasty they're packed with minerals, making them a healthy addition to your diet.

Asian cuisine has embraced black sesame seeds for centuries. These tiny black gems add a burst of flavor when sprinkled on rice, nestled in Korean rice cakes, or tucked into Chinese tang yuan (rice balls). For an extra flavor boost, roast your black sesame seeds before using them. You can even incorporate them into a sweet Cantonese dessert soup made with rice, sugar, and water.