Gramiyaa Cold Pressed Sesame Oil for Daily Cooking - 33.81 FL OZ (1L) - Non-Toasted Seeds - Marachekku/Kachi Ghani/Kohlu/Wood Pressed Gingelly Oil

Gramiyaa’s cold pressed sesame oil is a kitchen essential that has exceeded my expectations. Here’s why I love it: The flavor is rich and nutty, derived from sun-dried black sesame seeds. It’s packed with antioxidants and nutrients, thanks to its traditional stone mill cold pressing method. With a high smoke point and using less oil due to its dense texture. This makes meals lighter and healthier without sacrificing flavor. For those seeking a flavorful, nutritious oil that enhances dishes and supports a healthy lifestyle, Gramiyaa’s cold pressed sesame oil is a standout choice. **Pros:** - Rich, nutty flavor from sun-dried sesame seeds. - Retains antioxidants and nutrients. - High smoke point suitable for various cooking methods. - Dense texture means less oil is needed. - Hygienically packed for freshness. **Cons:** - None noted.

I just love this sesame seed oil. this is my first time using it and I totally have no bad at all say about it, fries good in high heat, no bad taste at all, so I know I'll definitely will purchase this again, try it and you'll see for yourself..

Great oil at a great price. The sellers seem to be confused about their own product though, a while back I emailed them about this 'jaggery' listed in ingredients and got two very conflicting answers, one that it is part of the production process but remains in the seed cakes, and one that it is intentionally added... They don't speak very good english. But I believe the correct answer, which it also says on their website, is that it is used in the extraction process to facilitate clumping of the seeds, but none ends up in the final product. So why do they list it on the ingredients? I have no idea, but considering I don't taste a hint of sweetness in the oil I think they are just confused. It does, however, settle out when refrigerated. I've only had white sesame oils in the past, and none of them settled like this, but maybe this is just how black sesame oil is? In any case there is some sediment in here, but it clears up when brought to room temp and shaken a bit. P.S. the packaging, while certainly more eco-friendly, is still lined with a thin layer of plastic as all such cartons are, recommend to store in a glass bottle to avoid harmful chemicals.

Good product

Wow... What a product! Great taste, great on cold asain dishes