Gulab Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is made from superior quality handpicked peanuts using traditional cold processing method. Gulab’s Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil can ensure 100% natural oil by keeping all its ingredients intact. This ensures that the true flavor of the oil is retained and the taste it imparts to the food is truly sensational. Here at Gulab Goodness, our traditional cold press techniques provide the best quality groundnut oil for your benefits.
Ans: Gulab’s Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is extracted using a traditional wooden churner (Lakdi Ghana) at low temperatures, preserving natural nutrients, antioxidants, and the rich, nutty flavor. Unlike refined oils, it is free from chemicals and additives, ensuring a pure and healthy cooking experience.
Ans: Yes, cold pressed groundnut oil is rich in Vitamin E and essential fatty acids, making it an excellent natural moisturizer for skin and hair. It helps nourish dry skin and strengthens hair roots.
Ans: The 15Kg (16.48L) tin packaging ensures long-lasting freshness by protecting the oil from light and air exposure, preserving its natural aroma and quality.
Ans: Store the oil in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep the tin tightly sealed to prevent oxidation and maintain its freshness.
Ans: Yes, Gulab offers cold pressed groundnut oil in various sizes. You can explore different packaging options on our website to suit your needs.
Ans: For everyday cooking, a cold-pressed oil with a high smoke point and natural nutrients such as groundnut oil works well for both frying and regular sabzi. Gulab Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is a popular daily-use option in Gujarati households for its mild taste and chemical-free extraction.
Ans: Yes, groundnut oil has a relatively high smoke point (around 225-230°C for the refined version, slightly lower for cold-pressed), which makes it a popular choice for deep frying in Indian kitchens. Gulab Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is commonly used for frying pooris, snacks and traditional Gujarati dishes.
Ans: Yes, because cold pressing avoids high heat and chemical solvents, it preserves more of the oil’s natural vitamin E, antioxidants and flavor compounds compared to refined oil, where some of these are lost during processing. Gulab’s cold-pressed oils are extracted and filtered mechanically to retain these natural nutrients.
Ans: Oils with a high smoke point, such as groundnut oil, are well suited for deep frying because they remain stable at high heat without breaking down quickly. Gulab Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is commonly used for frying pooris, snacks and other fried Indian dishes.
Ans: Traditional cooking oils in India were historically extracted using a wooden ghani, a slow, low-temperature crushing method. Gulab’s cold-pressed groundnut oil follows this same traditional approach, giving it the natural aroma and taste associated with old-style, chemical-free oil extraction.
Ans: Groundnut oil is a popular choice for tadka (tempering) because its mild, nutty flavour complements spices like mustard seeds, cumin and curry leaves without overpowering the dish. Gulab Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil is widely used for tadka across Western Indian households.
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