How thick is this tahini? Is this tahini soupy and runny or thick like peanut butter?
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I am looking for a sodium-free tahini. Joyva makes it, but I can't find any.
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Last year I bought some tahani made from black sesame seeds. It's got significantly more flavor, which I kind of like. I don't think it has any added salt. I got it from Dipasa. They have both the regular and the black tahini in both jars and 40# pails. I like it!
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Thanks Art!! I have been searching for a well-priced source of black tahini. Dipasa it is! Can't wait to try it :P
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This tahini is a bit thick, but not as thick as peanut butter. Like the consistency of a good honey that is not warm but chilled.
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This one is thick; to make it runny, you probably have to mix it with some type of natural oil;
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The consistency of the yogurt made from raw milk is very different, not very thick. I use gelatin to make it less runny.
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The waffles are pretty thin, I would say thinner than a typical "waffle-maker" waffle. Still tasty though.
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Kept wrapped and dry. I can't see it "going bad" like rancid butter as there is no fat in it, just flavor. Mine is just fine and I love it. Molly McButter is much better but costs like flaming he**. Mike
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It is just the way a natural peanut butter would be, and it will seperate. I feel that it is thinner, but it is good
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It's the texture of peanut butter, but it tastes almost like gingerbread. If you've ever had Biscoff cookies, it's very similar to that.
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Well, it's ground sesame seeds as you know. I think it tastes very nutty. Maybe a bit bitter? I use it to make hummus and it's awesome!
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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.
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this almond butter has NO sweetener whatsoever- there is only one ingredient, and that is almonds. I have become quite fond of this nut butter- it is a tad runny, but just keep stirring
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The product is stickey in your hands. I would say the consistency is more like a gel. Definetly not as thick as toothpaste or cookie dough. And it is not runny at all. I would add that it is a cheap product. Would not hurt to check it out, but there are other, much more quality products out there.
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I would say no; it's similar because you have to stir the oil in, but the stirred peanut butter is very runny and almost gloppy, to me. I actually don't like how runny it is. Adam's is much thicker.
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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.
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I'd answer, "cookies" but I don't wanna sound rude. It's weird, but this tastes like cookies with the consistency of peanut butter. It's our "find" of the century! Spread some on a hot cinnamon bagel.... Ohhhh myyy!! I bought 2 jars at Trader Joes then went home (where we have no T.J.'s) and ordered 3 more from Amazon! It's unbelievable. Seriously. I share it with my friends and they all wanna take it with them when they leave. But I'd knock 'em out if they even tried... Ha. I highly suggest you try it. But promise to leave me a jar or two... :)
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You can mix it with water or milk. Mixing it with milk will make it thicker. But other than that no issues.
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I place my order before reading the review you are referring to . . .almost cancelled the order. All I can figure is the reviewer thought they were reviewing another product? Glad to know it's just tahini and not some freeze dried who knows what.
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Yes. Understand it is not as tkick as say peanut butter. Sesame is very high in oil content so it is a bit runny. Stir it very well from the bottom up due to settling. Enjoy.