does anyone know the oringin of this blak sesame? where was it growed?
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I ordered it because it was from Bolivia. I washed it before roast it. There was no black dye desolved in water. It is safer compared with some other sesame seeds sold at Amazon.
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Mexico https://www.kevala.net/item/organic-black-sesame-seeds-32oz.html?id=4904
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I looked closely at the package. It does not say anything about the country of origin. Based on the name, if I have to guess, I would say, India.
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I've used mine up, and so can't say for sure, but as I recall I was somehow pleasantly surprised re. that. I'm not sure they're grown in the US, but the way I remember it they are NOT from China. And, also, I did really like them, and do plan to reorder... :) Hope that helps...
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Hi again... Same author as the reply which stated that I wasn't totally certain about where Kevala's product originated, but knew it wasn't China. I just realized that I have some Kevala tahini in my fridge, and the jar for that says it's made in the U.S.(!!). So, presumably the black sesame seeds are a U.S product, too... :) Again, hope it helps! :)
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It's grown in the Caribbean. This item is from Singapore. It originates in West Africa.
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neither! It is a very aggressive grower like running bamboo, but it is not classified at all as a bamboo species also. this plant reproduces by the spores that come from some single shoots that appear almost cone like on the top.
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I think it is something about where it is grown. The blue box should have info on it.
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I understand that the the seed originates in Japan. I do believe that the Lundberg Farm grows the rice, though. There is a site www.lundberg.com where you can go and ask a myriad of questions about it, if you prefer.
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The label lists the country of origin as USA. The seeds were great--with a very high germination rate. If you google "Todd's seeds" there is a page on their website where you can submit questions.
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The origin is from South Korea. Its grown in indoor tanks. I got the info straight from the health force website.
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I assume these are conventionally grown, as there is nothing on the label about how they are grown. The country of origin is Vietnam/India so who knows?!!!
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I contacted Bob's Red Mill to get the answer for you. Here is the answer: "Our White Hulled Sesame Seeds are sourced from the USA, Mexico, India, Guatemala, Ethiopia, and Venezuela."
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Plant or location? Grown from the heritage blue corn preserved by the native peoples of the southwest. I don't remember exact grower, but was well satisfied with growing method and quality.
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I'm also interested in the country of origin. Has anyone found anything about where it is sourced?
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I purchased this plant almost exactly 4 years ago. It is very healthy with long arching leaves. It has a total of 14 leaves. One leaf is growing almost straight up and measures right about 24 inches from the soil line. It is planted in a pot on a kitchen windowsill that only gets a little sun, but the room is bright in the afternoons due to a large skylight. Very nice plant but no flowers yet after 4 years!! I will follow some advice here about restricting water in November and December and see what happens. Maybe this will be the year!--LB
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I bought these sesame seeds to try to duplicate a sesame cookie we had in Spain. I started with a shortbread base and half a cup of toasted sesame seeds. Not bad. You can also make a favorite from Charleston, benne biscuits (recipes online).
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My container was shipped through spice land USA, NY. Doesn't say country of Origen, if different from USA. Sorry I couldn't help.
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It's probably grown in China, Malaysia or Thailand. My best guess. Those are the largest growers in the world.
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I went to their website and all I can find is that this "is a plant distinguished by its propensity towards growing in colder climates, such as the Rocky Mountains, and certain arctic regions"..; otherwise, there is no information about country of origin, at least what I could find out.
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http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/growing-jerusalem-artichokes-zmaz10onzraw.aspx?PageId=2#axzz3HSXmKKWX