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I’ve had some experience with it in a close relative. Interestingly enough, the whole seeds are usually fine as you don’t digest them, the protein in question i
by lovecg 4y ago
I’ve had some experience with it in a close relative. Interestingly enough, the whole seeds are usually fine as you don’t digest them, the protein in question is inside the seed (unless you go out of your way to chew them). Most sesame oils are also fine. It’s the pastes that are dangerous (some desserts, hummus, sauces).
- bredren 4y agoThat’s funny because it is unusual to actually crush a sesame seed. I either have to position and bite down on one between my canines or they may break up when they get stuck between teeth or in course of unsticking them. Sesame seeds are never that satisfying to eat, but they do add texture to the bun.