Sesame falls under the plant category of the genus Sesamum, also dubbed benne. Its raw wild species are amply found in Africa ...

A cold noodle salad with a hearty sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds makes for a deliciously refreshing meal. Cooked noodles ...

Take two tablespoons of warm sesame oil and dip a cloth into it. Squeeze the excess and apply it to the joint area. Cover it with a plastic and warm towel. Leave it for 20-30 minutes.

Including certain foods in your diet can naturally boost collagen production, which slows down as we age. From vitamin C-rich ...

Heat jaggery with a little water until fully melted and turns into a thick, sticky syrup. Drop a little syrup in cold water; ...

Black sesame seed oil offers numerous benefits, from easing joint pain and boosting mobility to improving skin, hair, and digestion, making it a versatile natural remedy ...

“The most common food allergens in children include milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts (e.g., almonds, cashews), sesame, soy, ...

The agricultural export sector of Nigeria has witnessed remarkable growth, primarily fueled by the exports of cocoa beans, cashew nuts, and sesame seeds, according to different data sources ...