Slow Pressed Natural Cooking Oils – Pure Cold Pressed Oils

Welcome to our exclusive collection of Slow-Pressed Natural Cooking Oils, crafted using gentle, traditional techniques to preserve the full spectrum of nutrients and flavor. Our oils are chemical-free, unrefined, and designed for health-conscious cooks who refuse to compromise on quality or taste.

What Are Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils?

Slow-Pressed Natural Cooking Oils are extracted from seeds like sesame, groundnut, coconut, mustard, and sunflower using cold and controlled mechanical pressure—without heat or solvents. This process conserves vital nutrients, natural aroma, and authentic flavor.

The Traditional Slow‑Press Extraction Method

Using wooden—or sometimes steel—ghani (oil-press machines), seeds are pressed slowly at temperatures below 45°C. Unlike refined oils, no chemicals, heat, or processing agents are involved.

Benefits of Slow‑Pressed Cooking Oils

1. Maximum Nutrient Preservation

Preserves essential fatty acids, vitamins (A, D, E, K), antioxidants, and phytochemicals.

2. Chemical-Free & Unrefined

No bleach, solvents, artificial flavors, or preservatives—just natural goodness.

3. Rich Aroma & Flavor

Unaltered sensory properties enhance the taste of daily food.

4. Heart-Healthy Fats

Loaded with mono- and polyunsaturated fats that support cardiovascular health.

5. Multifunctional Use

Perfect for cooking, frying, salads, marinades, Ayurvedic massage, and skincare.

Our Range of Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils

Groundnut Oil

Ideal for high-heat frying with its nutty aroma and Vitamin E content. Explore Groundnut Oil

Coconut Oil

Retains lauric acid and is ideal for cooking, hair care, and wellness. Explore Coconut Oil

Sesame Oil

Rich in antioxidants—great for dressings and Ayurvedic use. Explore Sesame Oil

Mustard Oil

Pungent, heart-healthy, and ideal for Indian dishes and topical use. Explore Mustard Oil

Sunflower Oil

Light, versatile, high in Vitamin E, and ideal for all cooking needs. Explore Sunflower Oil

Slow‑Pressed vs Refined Oils

How to Use Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils

Cooking & Frying

Use groundnut and sunflower oils for high-heat cooking; coconut oil for aromatic curries and sautéing.

Dressings & Marinades

Use raw sesame or sunflower oil to enhance salads and dips.

Ayurvedic Wellness

Cold-pressed coconut and sesame oils are excellent for massage, scalp care, and natural treatments.

Slow‑Pressed Oils for Bangalore Kitchens

If you're in Bangalore, enjoy locally sourced Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils—perfect for tropical weather, family meals, and quick deliveries across the city.

Storage & Shelf Life

To preserve freshness:

• Store in dark, airtight glass containers.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Consume within 6–9 months for optimal health benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these oils suitable for deep frying?

Yes—groundnut, sunflower, and sesame oils have high smoke points and are stable for frying.

Can I use these oils for massage?

Coconut and sesame oils are excellent for skin and scalp massage, thanks to their purity and nutrient content.

Are they vegan and allergy-safe?

All oils are 100% plant-based. Sesame and mustard oils are allergenic—please check accordingly.

Why Choose Our Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils?

• Traditional cold‑pressed extraction
• Farm‑fresh seeds and traceability
• No preservatives or chemicals
• Locally sourced with fast delivery

Customer Testimonials

“The aroma and taste are unmatched compared to store oils.” – Meera, HSR Layout

“My hair feels nourished after using coconut oil from here.” – Ravi, Koramangala

Shop Now – Improve Your Health & Flavor

🛒 Buy Slow‑Pressed Natural Cooking Oils Today and transform your meals and wellness with the purest, most natural oils available.

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Internal Links

• [Link to Groundnut Oil Collection]
• [Link to Coconut Oil Collection]
• [Link to Sesame Oil Collection]
• [Link to Mustard Oil Collection]
• [Link to Sunflower Oil Collection]