OTOKI Premium Roasted Sesame Oil 10.82 fl oz (320ml)
Deeply aromatic and nutty, this premium roasted sesame oil adds rich flavor to everything from bibimbap to dipping sauces. A drizzle goes a long, delicious way.

✅ Nutrition Highlights (estimated per 100 g):
Calories: ~884 kcal
Total Fat: ~100 g
Carbohydrates: 0 g
Protein: 0 g
Sodium: 0 mg

OTOKI Premium Roasted Sesame Oil 10.82 fl oz (320ml)

Name: OTOKI Premium Roasted Sesame Oil 10.82 fl oz (320ml)
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