Why the process matters
Most cooking oil on shop shelves is refined: extracted at high temperature, often with a chemical solvent called hexane, then bleached and deodorised. It looks clear and smells of nothing — because the natural colour, aroma and part of the natural nutrients have been removed.
Kachi ghani (cold pressed) oil is the opposite. The groundnuts are simply pressed, slowly, and the oil that comes out is allowed to settle and is filtered. That is all. It is how oil was made in Gujarat for generations.
What we never do
- No chemical solvents (hexane)
- No refining, bleaching or deodorising
- No blending with palm, cottonseed or other oils
- No preservatives, colours or flavours
Questions about our process?
We are happy to explain anything. Message us on WhatsApp and ask — that is what an honest process is about.