Black sesame doesn't need an origin story. It has one.
The most underrated seed in the Western world
The dark hull is where the nutrition concentrates.
Black sesame has more iron, more sesamin, and higher antioxidant activity than white sesame. The foundation of SESA — and the reason for it.
SESA Crunch
SESA is built around black sesame and 7 other real food ingredients.
Toasty. Nutty. Crunchy.
Slightly sweetened with raw honey — just enough to be satisfying.
Real food. Real nourishment.
The nutrients most women need. In a crunch, not a pill.
Every ingredient intentionally selected.
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Organic Black Sesame
The most mineral-dense seed most people aren't eating. Rich in iron, magnesium, zinc, and sesamin.
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Organic Pumpkin Seeds
Magnesium, zinc, and plant protein. Crunch with nutritional purpose.
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Organic White Sesame
Lighter flavor. More calcium and healthy fat.
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Organic Chia Seeds
Plant omega-3s and fiber.
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Organic Ground Flaxseed
Rich in lignans and ALA omega-3. Plus fiber.
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Raw Honey
3g added sugar per serving. Enough to feel like a treat.
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Organic Brown Rice Syrup
Binds and sweetens alongside honey. No white sugar.
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Vanilla Extract
Warmth and depth. Ties the whole thing together.
The best nutrition is the kind you actually eat.
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With your coffee, tea, or matcha
Mineral-dense, low sugar. Alongside your morning ritual.
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The 3pm pick-me-up
When the slump hits. Real food that satisfies.
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After movement
Seeds, honey, and the minerals your body uses every day.
Small serving. Dense nutrition.
When you eat less, every bite has to do more.
One 30g serving: six essential minerals, 4g fiber, 5g protein, 3g sugar. From whole seeds. Nothing fortified.
A fit for smaller appetites, including if you're taking a GLP-1 medication.
A PhD food scientist built this. Here's why that matters.
I grew up in China eating black sesame — it wasn't called a superfood, it was just food. Years later, on rushed mornings, I was literally stirring it into yogurt before running out the door. Eventually I thought: why isn't this just a snack? That question became SESA.
— Wendy Zhang, PhD, Founder