After finding only Israeli imported Tahini (260 baht) at Rimping, I went to Jerusalem Falafel restaurant where the Thai partner told me (in a friendly way, of course) that he did not sell his Tahini alone to take out : I finally found it at Kasem where they also carried the imported Israeli brand I had seen in Rimping.

Made in Mae Hong Son, regular (tan color), and "na dum" (black color), sesame paste for 115 baht : I think the packaging says 200 grams, but the look-and-weight-feel seems much more than 200 grams. English copy on the packaging contains quite a "rave" on the transcendental virtues of sesame, but it is certainly true that a tablespoon has 90mg. of calcium.

For a, perhaps, more sober view of the nutritional benefits of sesame see :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sesame#Nutrit...alth_treatments

Half a tablespoon in about a liter of hot-soy-milk : very nice

For your health and well-being,

~o:37;

Thanks for the news I like Tahini too.