Tahini

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Tahini

Post: # 171572Post romie »

I've just found a 340g jar of Tahini in the back of my cupboard, it's a year out of date, ingredients just sesame seeds no additions

Can I use it?
Apart from hummus, any other nommy suggestions???


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Re: Tahini

Post: # 171574Post lovelygreenleaves »

Not sure about whether it'll be ok, I'd like to know too! It makes a nice unusual salad dressing with a bit of water :sunny:

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Post: # 171579Post Millymollymandy »

Open it, sniff it, if it isn't mouldy or smells off, then use it. It's only a year out of date after all. I just cooked dinner last night using very out of date Thai red curry paste and a packet of coconut milk that was at least a year out of date too. Well I wouldn't know what 'off' red curry paste smelt like anyway given that it contains that lovely fermented shrimp paste :lol: but it was all great and we are still alive today. :mrgreen:
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Post: # 171581Post grahamhobbs »

My experience is that tahini lasts for ages/ever. Only possibility is that the oil might go rancid - so just taste it.

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Post: # 171584Post healer »

I 'm wonderig how many out of date pots of tahini are there around ? :scratch:
I have 2!

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Post: # 171892Post becks77 »

If it was previously unopened ie still under vaccuum imo i wouldn't worry and use it , if opened smell and taste like the others said.
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Post: # 171978Post Ron and Jean »

I love marmite and tahini on toast. We also gave it to our dog when she was a puppy to get extra calcium in her diet. It can also be used to make satay sauces similar ro peanut butter ones.

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Post: # 172203Post MKG »

Marmite and tahini on toast!!!!!!!!! Now why didn't I think about that?

Off to get the bread.

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