Sésame noir

The barcode 6901333389821 is associated with "Sésame noir" (black sesame), a product commonly used in culinary and traditional applications. Below are the details available based on general knowledge and product databases:

Product Overview

• Type: Black sesame seeds (Sesamum indicum), a variety of sesame known for its darker color, richer flavor, and higher oil content compared to white sesame.
• Common Uses:
  • Cooking (e.g., sprinkled on desserts, baked goods, or savory dishes).
  • Traditional remedies (e.g., in Ayurveda or Chinese medicine for digestive health).
  • Cosmetics (e.g., in skincare oils or hair treatments).
  • Nutritional supplement (ground into paste or oil).

Key Characteristics

• Nutritional Profile (per 100g, approximate):
  • High in healthy fats (mostly unsaturated).
  • Rich in protein, fiber, calcium, magnesium, and antioxidants (e.g., sesamin).
  • Contains lignans (phytoestrogens) and may support heart health.
• Taste: Nutty, slightly bitter, and earthy—more intense than white sesame.

Price Range (Estimated, 2024)

• Whole Seeds (Packets/Containers):
  • €3–€8 (for 100–250g) in European supermarkets (e.g., Carrefour, Monoprix).
  • $4–$12 (USD) in U.S./Canadian stores (e.g., Whole Foods, Amazon).
  • £2–£6 (UK, Tesco/Sainsbury’s).
• Ground Sesame (Paste/Oil):
  • €5–€12 for 200–300g (varies by brand).
  • $6–$15 (USD) for similar quantities.
• Organic/Artisanal Brands: Prices may be 20–50% higher.