Cold-Pressed Extra-Virgin Coconut Oil

Why Cold-Pressed Oils Are Better

Cold-pressed oils are extracted without heat or chemicals, ensuring that all the natural nutrients, flavor, and aroma are preserved. Unlike refined oils, cold-pressed oils are healthier and more beneficial for your overall well-being.

• Cooking: Use for sautéing, stir-frying, and frying.
• Smoothies: Add a spoonful for a creamy texture and healthy fats.
• Coffee or Tea: Blend a teaspoon for a rich and frothy beverage.
• Spread: Use as a spread or butter replacement.
• Beauty Care: Apply as a moisturizer for skin and hair.
• Oil Pulling: Practice oil pulling for oral health benefits.
• Massage Oil: Use to soothe and relax tired muscles.
• Homemade Body Scrub: Combine with sugar or salt for exfoliation.
• Makeup Remover: Gently remove makeup, even from sensitive areas.
• Cuticle Oil: Moisturize and prevent dryness.
• Hair Treatment: Pre-shampoo treatment to nourish and condition hair.
• Sunburn Relief: Soothe sunburned skin and promote healing.

Storage Instructions

• Storage: Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ideal for pantry or kitchen cupboard.
• Shelf Life: 12 months from the date of manufacture. Use within the recommended timeframe to enjoy its freshness and quality.
• Settling of Coconut Particles: Natural sedimentation may occur. Shake or stir before use. This settling is safe and does not affect quality or flavor.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight and Moisture: Prevents rancidity and maintains freshness.

Cold Pressed Extraction: Preserves the natural nutrients, aroma, and flavor of fresh organic coconuts.

Nutrient-Rich: Rich in essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, including medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs).

Versatile Use: Ideal for cooking, baking, frying, and as a natural beauty and wellness product.

Healthy Fats: MCTs contribute to potential benefits for weight management, metabolism, and brain health.

Natural Beauty Benefits: Can be used as a moisturizer, hair conditioner, makeup remover, and more.

Organic Coconuts: Sourced from organically grown coconuts.

Unrefined: Preserves natural nutrients and flavors.

Unbleached: Maintains its natural color.

No Argemone Oil: Free from harmful adulterants.

No Preservatives: Contains no artificial preservatives.

100% Natural: Made entirely from organic coconuts without synthetic additives.

No Solvents nor Chemicals: Produced solely through mechanical pressing.

Vegan: Suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

Organic: Sourced from organically grown coconuts.

Allergen Warning: Contains nuts.

Nutritional Composition per 100g:

Store in a Cool, Dry Place: Keep the oil in a cool, dry
location away from direct sunlight and heat sources to maintain its quality and prevent oxidation.

Use an Airtight Container: Ensure the oil is stored in
a tightly sealed container to prevent exposure to air, which can cause the oil to go rancid.

Avoid Refrigeration: Store at room temperature instead.

Keep Away from Strong Odors: Store the oil away from strong-smelling substances, as it can absorb odors which may affect its flavor.

Check for Freshness: Regularly check the oil for any off smells or flavors, which may indicate spoilage.

06-Month Shelf Life: Best used within this period.

Settling: Natural settling of coconut particles
occurs; shake before use.

• How is cold pressed oil different from refined oil?
  Cold pressed oil retains higher levels of nutrients compared to refined oils, which undergo processing with heat, chemicals, and filtration.
• What are the benefits of using cold pressed oils?
  They retain higher levels of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, promote heart health, have anti-inflammatory properties, and offer a more natural and flavorful alternative for cooking and skincare.
• Why does cold pressed oil foam?
  Foaming is natural due to high purity and minimal processing. It indicates the oil retains its natural components.
• Are cold pressed oils suitable for cooking?
  Yes, they are excellent for cooking and provide health benefits. Use oils with appropriate smoke points for different cooking methods.
• Which cold pressed oil is best for cooking?
  Shuffling oils regularly is beneficial. Use groundnut or safflower oil for sabzis or daals, sesame oil for tawa dishes, and coconut or mustard oil for other purposes.
• Can cold pressed oils be used for salad dressings?
  Absolutely! They add distinct flavors and health benefits to salads.
• Which cold pressed oil is best for deep frying?
  Groundnut or safflower oil with higher smoke points is suitable for deep frying.
• Can cold pressed oils be used for oil pulling?
  Yes, coconut or sesame oil are commonly used for oil pulling.
• Are cold pressed oils suitable for people with heart conditions?
  Yes, they are beneficial due to lower levels of bad cholesterol.
• Why is Cold Pressed Oil expensive?
  Cold pressed oils are minimally processed and have a shorter shelf-life but higher quality, making them more expensive.
• Why do cold pressed oils have a strong aroma?
  They retain natural nutrition and aroma. Warming the oil before cooking can dilute the aroma.
• Why the sudden preference for cold pressed oils over refined oils?
  Cold pressed oils offer a more natural and nutrient-rich alternative, despite the popularity of refined oils in recent years.

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