Raw tahini made from defatted pine nuts

200 g. Raw tahini made from defatted pine nuts, Verde Vita

Siberian pine nut tahini is a completely natural product, without added sugar or other substances. Suitable for the whole family.

- 100% natural product
- No added sugar or other substances
- Suitable for the whole family

The Siberian cedar (Pinus sibirica) is a type of coniferous tree from the Pine family (Pinaceae) and is widely known and known since ancient times in folk medicine and folklore of many peoples and cultures.

Siberian cedar (Pinus sibirica), also known as Siberian pine, is called the king of the taiga. Cedar is long-lived. The lifespan is over 550 years, and specimens have been found as old as 800 years.

The legend says that at first only amazingly beautiful trees - Cedars - grew in Paradise. When God expelled the first people for their transgressions, Adam hid three seeds in his palm - from cedar, cypress and pine. From these seeds grew all the forests on Earth.

Pine nuts are the edible seeds of certain conifers of the family Pinaceae, genus Pinus.

Cedar nuts have been known to people since ancient times. It is said that one of the most ancient healers, Avicenna, was familiar with their nutritious and healing properties.

The aromatic seeds not only add a wonderful exotic taste to any feast, but also have unique properties, expressed in a high content of vitamins and minerals, as well as more amino acids than meat and milk.

Useful properties:
Pine nuts contain 61% oil, 20% protein, 12% carbohydrates. Siberian cedar nuts contain a large amount of vitamins, especially Vitamin E (tocopherol). Among the vitamin content, vitamins A, B, D stand out, as well as trace elements such as manganese, zinc, cobalt and copper.

Regular consumption of pine nuts has a number of health benefits, including:
- Improves heart function;
- Supports effective weight loss;
- Natural source of antioxidants;
- Improves eye health;
- An excellent source of energy for the body;
- Improves skin health.

Content:
100% ground Siberian cedar (Pinus Sibirica) nuts.

Nutritional values per 100 g:
Energy: 2320 kJ / 550 kcal
Fat: 19 g
of which saturated: 1.28 g
Carbohydrates: 33 g
of which sugars: 26.8 g
Protein: 19 g
Salt: 1.5 g

Method of use:
For direct consumption. Stir before use.

Packaging: 200 g.