Alameddine Foods | Made in Lebanon
Lebanese sesame tradition, tahini, halawa and more, presented under the banner “Since 1946.”
About Alameddine Foods
Alameddine Foods is a Lebanese producer specializing in sesame-based products, at the heart of which are tahini and halawa. The brand markets itself with the line “Since 1946,” pointing to a long heritage in traditional Lebanese food production. Sesame products like these sit at the center of the Lebanese pantry, used daily in cooking, at breakfast and as sweets.
Its offering centers on the classics of the sesame kitchen: tahini (sesame paste), halawa (the crumbly sesame sweet), and related sesame products. These are foundational items in Lebanese and wider Levantine cuisine, and Alameddine positions itself as a maker of these everyday staples in the traditional style.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Alameddine Foods |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Lebanon |
| Category | Mooneh & Lebanese Pantry |
| Website | alameddinefoods.com |
| What They Offer | Tahini, halawa and sesame products |
Why Alameddine Foods Matters
Sesame products are one of the quiet foundations of Lebanese food culture, and producers like Alameddine Foods help keep them locally made. Tahini and halawa are staples that cut across every Lebanese table, from a simple breakfast to a dessert, and a homegrown brand producing them supports local manufacturing and food traditions. By presenting itself as a long-standing maker, Alameddine reinforces the value of Lebanese-made pantry goods in a market crowded with imports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Alameddine Foods make?
Alameddine Foods makes Lebanese tahini, halawa and sesame products, the traditional staples of the sesame kitchen.
Is Alameddine Foods a Lebanese brand?
Yes. It is a Lebanese-owned food producer.
Where can I buy Alameddine products?
Its products are available through grocery and specialty channels. Visit alameddinefoods.com for its range and further details.
What makes Alameddine distinctive?
Its focus on traditional sesame products and its “Since 1946” heritage positioning, signaling a long-standing place in Lebanese food production.
What is halawa?
Halawa (also called halva) is a sweet, crumbly confection made from tahini, sesame paste, and sugar. It’s a classic Lebanese dessert and a common breakfast treat across the region.
Discover More Lebanese Brands
Explore the Mooneh & Lebanese Pantry category to find more makers of tahini, sweets and daily staples. Then browse the wider Made in Lebanon directory to discover Lebanese brands across food and beyond.
