White Sesame (Safed Til Seeds)
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Kala til sourced from Gujarat and Rajasthan for a rich, nutty bite. So your chutney has more depth, and your garnish has something to say.
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Kala til brings a nutty flavour and a dark little flourish to the plate. Toast the seeds gently for chutney, chikki or til ladoo, or scatter them over breads and stir-fries. Grind them when you want a richer sesame base. That final sprinkle earns its place beyond just looking good.
About its origins
Black til is grown in regions including Tamil Nadu. Its dark seeds bring nutty flavour, colour and a little crunch to sweets, chutneys and savoury cooking.
Toast by smell. You cannot see it brown.
Nutty with a slight bitter edge, becoming rounder in flavour when the seeds are toasted.
A gentle seed aroma that becomes noticeably nuttier with light roasting.
Small, dark whole seeds that add a delicate bite to food.
No chilli heat. Black sesame brings a nutty taste rather than heat; any chilli kick comes from the other ingredients you add.
Our purity and quality checks are backed by lab reports. Open the Lab reports tab on any product that has one to see what was tested and what came back.
One pack lasts days
Use this as a guide. The amount you need depends on your recipe and taste.
A spoonful at breakfast or a small sesame bite. Bring black til into a varied diet, one simple habit at a time.

Contains sesame. Date bites still contain sugars. Black sesame is not a treatment for greying hair or anaemia.
Inspired by traditional food and care practices. Benefits of these home preparations are not clinically established. Use small food quantities; these are not treatments.
No, but a gentle toast makes their nutty aroma more noticeable. Stir often and remove them from the hot pan before they burn.
Yes. Cool the toasted seeds before grinding, then blend with your chosen chutney ingredients and add water gradually to control the texture.
Many recipes allow either, but black sesame changes the appearance of the finished dish. Use the type named in a recipe when colour matters.
Yes. Whole seeds give a little texture when sprinkled over cooked rice. Grinding them first spreads the flavour more evenly instead.
Sprinkle them over bread before baking or mix them into dough. Follow your recipe for the amount so the seed texture stays balanced.
Black sesame brings a nutty taste rather than heat; any chilli kick comes from the other ingredients you add.