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Ingredient · Updated 2026-08-03

Sesame and Til in After-Meal Seed Mixes

A small seed with a toasted finish that makes sweet blends less sweet and savoury blends more complete.

What sesame contributes

Sesame has a nutty aroma that becomes fuller with roasting. In mukhwas it adds a fine crunch between larger fennel and coriander seeds. It also gives savoury blends a rounder finish without relying on more salt.

Sweet and savoury pairings

Sesame works with fennel, amaranth, coconut and rose in sweet blends. It also suits ajwain, cumin, aamchur and rock salt in sharper mixes. Because the seed is small, it distributes through a formula easily and influences almost every pinch.

Allergen and freshness checks

Sesame is an allergen for some people and should be declared clearly. Its natural oils also make freshness important. Store it away from heat and reject seed with a stale, bitter or oily smell.

Frequently asked questions

Are sesame and til the same?

Yes. Til is a common Indian name for sesame.

Is sesame used in mukhwas?

Yes. It is used for nutty flavour and fine crunch in both sweet and savoury blends.

Should sesame be declared as an allergen?

Businesses should follow applicable allergen-labelling rules, and consumers with allergies should check every pack.

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