Cold Pressed Flaxseed Oil and Groundnut Oil Combo

Woodpressed Groundnut & Flaxseed Oil

Benefits of Groundnut Oil:

• Rich in MUFA, a healthy fat which lowers bad cholesterol
• Rich in heart healthy fats such as oleic acid, linoleic acid and stearic acid.
• Contains omega 6 healthy fats
• Rich in vitamin E
• Good source of antioxidants

Benefits of Flaxseed Oil:

This Omega-3 (MUFA) rich oil helps in:

• Effective in heart functioning (cardiovascular function)
• Effective in managing good cholesterol
• Effective in balancing HDL and LDL
• Promotes brain and eyes functioning
• Reduces inflammation in the body
• Helps to prevent the formation of blood clots

1. What type of seeds are used for making the oil?

Native varieties of groundnut seeds are used for Groundnut oil, while brown-colored flax seeds are used for Flaxseed oil.

2. Is the oil extraction process machine-run or wood pressed?

Both oils undergo machine-run extraction processes. However, only Flaxseed oil follows the wood pressed method.

3. Do you filter the oil after extraction?

Yes, both oils are single-filtered to remove solid particles produced during extraction.

4. Do you process the oil after extraction?

No, both oils are served freshly extracted without any chemical or physical processing.

5. We observed sediments at the bottom of the oil bottle, is it safe?

Yes, sedimentation is a natural process in both oils, indicating they are not over-refined.

6. Why doesn’t the oil look clear?

Oils from both methods may not look crystal clear due to micro-particles that enhance viscosity and concentration.

7. How do you ensure the quality of the oil?

Both oils undergo periodic testing for purity, authenticity, and absence of adulteration and residues.

8. Can I use it for deep frying purposes?

Groundnut oil is suitable for deep frying, while Flaxseed oil is not recommended due to its low smoke point.

9. Should I use the same quantity of oil as compared to refined oil in cooking?

Groundnut oil should be used in lesser quantities due to its concentrated nature, whereas Flaxseed oil is not recommended for deep frying due to its low smoke point.

10. What are the benefits of using wood pressed oil for cooking?

The nutrients in both oils are preserved due to the low-temperature processing of extraction.

11. Is linseed oil the same as flaxseed oil?

Yes, they are the same. Flaxseed oil is for consumption, while linseed oil has industrial applications.

12. Any instructions for storage?

Both oils should be stored airtight, away from sunlight, and not kept open for extended periods.