
Unpolished. Unrefined. Untouched.
Key Benefits:
Faqs
Wood-pressed groundnut oil is extracted using traditional wooden ghani equipment at low temperature, preserving its natural nutrients, aroma, and authentic flavour.
Yes. It is rich in heart-friendly MUFA, Omega-9, and natural antioxidants that refined oils lose during chemical processing.
Yes. Groundnut oil has a high smoke point, making it stable and ideal for deep frying, sautéing, and tadka.
Wood-pressed is chemical-free, retains nutrients, and has natural aroma. Refined oil is solvent-extracted, heat-processed, and stripped of nutrition.
Store in a cool, dark place in a tightly sealed bottle. Use within 6 months for best flavour and freshness.
The Wellness Choice That's Right for You
Wood-pressed Groundnut oil |
Wood-pressed Mustard oil |
Wood-pressed Coconut oil |
Wood-pressed Sesame oil | |
| Colour & form | Golden to pale amber; clear liquid | Deep amber / reddish-brown | Colourless to pale yellow; turns solid white below ~24°C | Golden to light amber |
| Flavour & aroma | Mild, nutty peanut aroma | Pungent, sharp, peppery | Sweet, mild coconut aroma | Mild nutty, earthy |
| Key nutrition | Rich in MUFA, vitamin E and natural antioxidants | High MUFA with good omega-3 (ALA) & omega-6 balance; antibacterial | High in saturated fat, rich in MCT & lauric acid; antimicrobial | Balanced MUFA & PUFA; rich in sesamol/sesamin, vitamin E, calcium |
| Smoke point | Medium-high — sauté & shallow fry | High — good for deep frying & high heat | Medium — low to medium heat | Medium-high — sauté & medium fry |
| Best uses | Everyday cooking, tadka, frying, snacks | North & East Indian dishes, pickles, frying | South Indian dishes, baking, sautéing, hair & skin care | South Indian cooking, tadka, dressings, oil pulling, massage |
| Best season / weather | All seasons — neutral, everyday oil | Winter & monsoon — warming, heating | Summer & hot weather — cooling (solidifies in winter) | Winter & cold weather — warming |
