COLD PRESSED PEANUT OIL

COLD PRESSED PEANUT OILOur peanut oil is made from premium Argentitnian peanuts, which are nutrient dense. Peanut oil has a good lipid profile, making it ideal for everyday cooking and deep frying. What we love about Peanut Oil? Wonderfully pleasant & sweet flavored Peanut oil is low in saturated fats Free from cholesterol Has a higher smoke point than many other oils 244C 471C , so it results in lower oil retention in fried foods Contains essential fatty acid (linoleic

Our peanut oil is made from premium Argentitnian peanuts, which are nutrient dense. Peanut oil has a good lipid profile, making it ideal for everyday cooking and deep-frying. 

What we love about Peanut Oil?

• Wonderfully pleasant & sweet-flavored
• Peanut oil is low in saturated fats
• Free from cholesterol
• Has a higher smoke point than many other oils-  244°C/ 471°C , so it results in lower oil retention in fried foods
• Contains essential fatty acid (linoleic acid (omega-6))
• Has a long shelf life

Why Cold pressed?

• Cold pressed oil means the seeds are pressed in a low temperature that is below 36°C /98°F. This ensure their beneficial fatty chains are intact, and dont lose out on their goodness.
• Commercial edible oils in supermarkets are generally hot pressed oils. Hot pressed oil means the seeds are roasted and pressed under very high temperature (above 49°C /120°F)
• They also add petro-chemicals during the extraction process to get more oil out of the seeds.
• Edible oils purchased in stores are known as "RBD" oils. These are oils that have been Refined, Bleached and Deodorized. As a result, these oils are generally tasteless, odorless, and colorless regardless of the original oilseed type or quality. 
• Multiple over processing like this, makes the resultant oil devoid of any benefits, and makes them anti-inflammatory, which is a big concern today for most people.
• We have been using these commercial for decades now due to savvy marketing campaigns, but it is only in the recent times, through awareness about the importance and benefits, cold pressed oils became very popular once again.

Usage Suggestions

Cooking Heat - Medium-High.
Flavor - Bold.
Suitable for medium-high heat: Perfect for sauteing, baking, dipping, blending into a dressing/sauce, drizzling on a finished dish, or as a substitute for butter.