Har Bracha Tahini Paste (17.6 oz). 100% Natural, Vegan Friendly & Kosher Pure Ground Tahina Sauce. Raw Roasted Sesame Seeds for Oriental Dips, Salad Dressings & Hummus

Har Bracha Tahini paste is an absolute delight! Whether you're drizzling it over falafel, creating a creamy hummus, or whipping up a delectable tahini dressing for your salads, this tahini is a game-changer. The taste is incredible, offering a perfect balance of nuttiness and creaminess. Its smooth texture spreads effortlessly, elevating your dishes to a whole new level. Unlike other tahini brands, Har Bracha's paste is not bitter at all, making it ideal for a wide range of culinary creations. Every dollar spent on this tahini is worth it, as it enhances the flavor profiles of various foods. Don't miss out on this exceptional tahini paste that will take your dishes from ordinary to extraordinary!

Great tahini. Good flavor and smoothness I was not impressed by the over packaging though: 4 padded new padded envelopes that could not be reused as well as the box.

Could only like this more if it was available in a 5 gallon bucket!! Smooth, fresh, creamy and made with peace and love by Samaritans! Watch the video on YT of the process and support these peace-loving people of the Blessed Mountain Gerezim by eating the best tachini you will ever taste without visiting them in person!

I love cooking middle eastern foods and flavors. I came across this tahini sauce and thought it would be a great addition to my pantry. This is a nice product. Created in israel and arrives sealed. I keep kosher and this product is certified kosher. Quality is good, price is reasonable, flavor is on point. It has a nice tahini flavor to it.

World’s best tahini, hands down! Worth every penny — glad to see it offered at a competitive price on Amazon. Arrived perfectly.

Simply the best tahini.

This product is not clearly identified as being manufactured in Israel in the screenshots and I was not aware until the bottle arrived.

After trying a dozen kinds, I find this tahini paste provides the best, smoothest and most tasty results. Al Kanater from Lebanon is a close second and Al Arz, which is usually a great value a distant third. Frankly, knowing most if not all sesame comes from Ethiopia, I have no idea what people do that make some pastes better than others. I any case, you will not be sorry with Har Bracha.. It is manufactured by people who are members of a small ancient sect, the Samaritans. Descendants from one of the 12 tribes 4000 years ago, they are not Jews, Moslems or Christians.They are certainly not settlers, as they have been on their legitimate land since antiquity.