Is this tahini raw or roasted? What's the coloring? Raw tahini is usually white/ light cream color and roasted is darker
1410064
This is, disappointingly, definitely raw. It doesn't have either that wonderful deep, nutty taste OR that beautiful caramel color of tahini made from roasted seeds. The flavor is VERY bland.
1410065
It taste toasted. The color is tan to light brown. There is some oil on top, so it needs to be stirred
1410066
Very light tan color. I do not detect a toasted or roasted flavor. The consistency is thinner than I would expect from roasted seeds. It is very similar to the tahini I have obtained at Whole Foods ( their 365 brand).
442841
In general: The darker the roast the less caffeine and the lighter the roast the more caffeine. The caffeine gets cooked out during roasting; so, in general, this holds true with different types of beans and regions also affecting this.
26249
it is groats ground smaller so the texture is completely different when cooked. it's creamy, like cream of wheat.
36837
According to Brooklyn Bean Roastery's website, all their flavored coffees are light-roast. see: http://www.brooklynbeans.com/bbr_roasts/flavored/
636149
I don't know why. not all tahini taste the same some brands taste better I think that Lior tahini taste very good.
228422
Kind of in between. More like heavy whipping cream before it is whipped. It is milk colored but not when dry. Hope this helps
1853164
It is raw and anyone can buy things that say Prime... Just order it... Hope that helps
426203
Several shades darker than white...the color of coffee with triple cream. Hazelnut creamer is almost the exact shade. Put white tee over it...warm, soft.
1951693
It says espresso but it's not super dark. It has some warm tones and is on the darker side. Definitely not light but not dark espresso either.
1589083
yes it is a dark roast. If you like dark roast and chicory it is very good. I order it often.
2237221
I see what you mean about it being hard to tell by the description. There is no labeling on the container that is any help, either. As you know, this product shows under the searches for both raw and unsalted nuts. I assumed tbey were roasted when I puechased them. Peanut oil is listed as an ingredient, which would lead me to believe that they are roasted. It seems they would be kind of greasy if they were raw and had oil in them. They also seem somewhat more crunchy than raw nuts, to me, anyway. Hope this helps.
233552
It's not at all a powder, but a thick fluid. Most tahini I've used is a hard lump in oil, but this is more homogeneous. I really like the way it's easy to measure and use. I don't know why anyone would call it a powder.
2205241
Like other tahini I have, the rule of thumb is to store in a cool, dry place after opening. Like peanut butter.
2157744
The sesame seeds aren't roasted before grinding them, although I don't know if that classifies as raw. You could try to e-mail the company directly. Also, if you're truly wanting to be raw, you could grind raw sesame seeds at home. It may not be as smooth, but you'll know it's raw.
2017042
I'm not totally sure but The package says 'roasted'. I think it tastes better. Maybe you could call the company. I like the roasted better I think I tried the granules.
1779754
It does not say "Roasted" anywhere on the container that I have. (I just looked). They contain peanut oil, which means they are most likely fried in it. I have learned that there are a lot shenanigans that go on in the nut industry. They taste very good though, as things fried in peanut oil normally do. :)
1762090
it is not roasted and its little bitter for my taste,i'd go with another brand