A Lebanese sesame cream for hummus and sauces: Al Rabih tahini in an 800 g jar.
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Al Rabih is a Lebanese brand known for its oriental grocery products. Its tahini, a sesame cream, is the base ingredient of hummus, moutabal and tarator sauce.
It comes in an 800 g jar, a family size for everyday cooking. Like any tahini, it should be stirred before use, as the sesame oil rises to the surface when left to stand.
Lebanese tahini is mixed with lemon and garlic for sauces, blended with chickpeas for hummus, or added to pastries. An essential for cooking Lebanese food at home.
For a sauce3 spoonfuls
With a lemon, a clove of garlic and a little cold water.
Before useStir well
The oil rises when left to stand, which is natural.
Served with
HummusFalafelsMoutabal
The complete kit, in the shop
Contains: sesame
Review written by the Air d’Orient team · Updated on 19 September 2026
We have read buyers’ feedback on Al Rabih Lebanese tahini to pick out what comes up most often, good and not so good.
Where we lean: to cook Lebanese food every day with a tahini in a large jar, it is a good choice. For an organic tahini, see the Pipkin below, and find our whole grocery range in our oriental spices section.
Tahini is chosen by its origin and size. Here is how the one from Al Rabih compares with three other very popular ones.
| Tahini | Size | Special feature | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al Rabih Lebanese |
800 g | Lebanese brand | Lebanese cooking |
| Pipkin Organic |
908 g | Ethiopian sesame | Organic |
| Al Nakhil Pure sesame |
454 g | Small jar | A first try |
| Al Yaman Oriental tahina |
907 g | Pure sesame | Sauces |
Pipkin organic tahini is certified organic, made from Ethiopian sesame. It has a more fluid texture. Al Rabih follows the Lebanese recipe.
Al Nakhil Lebanese tahini is a pure sesame tahini in a 454 g jar. It lets you taste in a small quantity. Al Rabih suits families.
Al Yaman tahina is a sesame paste in 907 g. It is aimed at the same everyday use. The choice comes down to the brand.
Mix three spoonfuls of tahini with the juice of a lemon and a crushed clove of garlic, then loosen with cold water until you have a smooth sauce. Add salt. It goes with falafels, shawarma and grilled vegetables.
Without an emulsifier, the sesame oil separates from the paste when left to stand. A good stir restores an even cream.
Close the jar tightly and keep it somewhere dry, away from heat. It keeps for several months.
Find our whole grocery range in our oriental spices section.
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| Features | – Lebanese tahini sesame cream\n- For hummus, moutabal and sauces |
|---|---|
| Brand | Al Rabih |
| Weight | 800 g |
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Tahini is chosen by its origin and size. Here is how the one from Al Rabih compares with three other very popular ones.
| Tahini | Size | Special feature | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al Rabih Lebanese |
800 g | Lebanese brand | Lebanese cooking |
| Pipkin Organic |
908 g | Ethiopian sesame | Organic |
| Al Nakhil Pure sesame |
454 g | Small jar | A first try |
| Al Yaman Oriental tahina |
907 g | Pure sesame | Sauces |
Pipkin organic tahini is certified organic, made from Ethiopian sesame. It has a more fluid texture. Al Rabih follows the Lebanese recipe.
Al Nakhil Lebanese tahini is a pure sesame tahini in a 454 g jar. It lets you taste in a small quantity. Al Rabih suits families.
Al Yaman tahina is a sesame paste in 907 g. It is aimed at the same everyday use. The choice comes down to the brand.
Review written by the Air d’Orient team · Updated on 19 September 2026
We have read buyers’ feedback on Al Rabih Lebanese tahini to pick out what comes up most often, good and not so good.
Where we lean: to cook Lebanese food every day with a tahini in a large jar, it is a good choice. For an organic tahini, see the Pipkin below, and find our whole grocery range in our oriental spices section.
Mix three spoonfuls of tahini with the juice of a lemon and a crushed clove of garlic, then loosen with cold water until you have a smooth sauce. Add salt. It goes with falafels, shawarma and grilled vegetables.
Without an emulsifier, the sesame oil separates from the paste when left to stand. A good stir restores an even cream.
Close the jar tightly and keep it somewhere dry, away from heat. It keeps for several months.
Find our whole grocery range in our oriental spices section.
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