Al Arz 100% sesame tahini paste 1lb jar - pack 6

Excellent quality tahini, with so much flavor you can eat it plain. In the grocery store, next to the peanut butter, you'll find several jars of American-made tahini. It's pretty much all crap. Even the Whole Foods brand, which is imported from Israel, is a little too bitter, the flavor weak, and the consistency not as smooth. I can't insist on this brand of tahini enough. When you buy it bulk, it's really cheap, and a great alternative to peanut butter, in case you have a peanut allergy, or develop one as I did, from eating too much peanut butter. And these guys ship pretty quickly. I've bought from them a few times already.

So this is the second time we bought Al-Arz, which is an excellent brand, from these folks. Both times we received the tahini poorly sealed, and both times one jar spilled. For those who are familiar with Al Arz tahini, the container is not sealed tight enough. Amazon refunded both times, but this is a packing problem. That's a shame because the tahini is good -- but not worth cleaning up a box and calling Amazon for a refund. I do hope the importer reads this and figures out something.

Very good Tehini, comes with free Halva :)

I was very happy with everything about this order. It arrived ahead of the delivery dates. The jars were packed really well. The tahini was very fresh (expiration date 2022), there was no layer of hardened tahini on the bottom of the jar, none! This made stirring the raw paste and oil on top (think organic peanut butter) a breeze.In face, I am so satisfied with the order, I have re-ordered the tahini again.

Hi I’m Israeli and a regular customer of youThank you for this productI don’t know what I would do without itPlease don’t raise the price over 30$ it just too muchI appreciate it thank you

Too expensive.I got this by mistake thinking it’s a good price for a box of 12. However I got only 6, and retuning it at my expense would have been costly ...

I love Al Arz tahini a lot.I love the taste and the texture.Ca be eaten as is, or in a bit more complexed preparation, with water, herbs, salt, lemon juice and garlic.

This is the best tahini. Yes, it’s cheaper in Israel. Get over it. We don’t live in Israel. Unfortunately.