白ごま
shiro goma
White sesame refers to pale sesame seeds, commonly hulled but sometimes naturally light unhulled, used whole, toasted or ground into pastes and sauces.

White sesame refers to the pale seeds of the sesame plant, commonly sold with their outer coats removed, though the name can also be used for naturally light-colored unhulled seeds. The seeds are small, flat, oval and mildly nutty, becoming more fragrant when toasted.
They are used whole as toppings and in baking, or ground into pastes and sauces. Their color, flavor and texture vary with hulling and roasting; hulled seeds are generally paler and less fibrous than unhulled ones. They are sold raw, toasted, or ground, so the form matters when identifying the ingredient.
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白ごま
shiro goma
白芝麻
bái zhīma
흰깨
huin-kkae
WHITE SESAME SEED
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white sesame seeds
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Nutrition reference: ANSES Ciqual 2025 — 15010 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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