Peanut oil is about 50 percent monounsaturated and 30 percent polyunsaturated. Its major constituents are:
Palmitic Acid
Oleic Acid
Linoleic Acid
Arachidic Acid
Arachidonic Acid
Behenic Acid
Lignoceric Acid
Other Fatty Acids
Refined Peanut Oil, also called by the name of rachis oil, is an edible vegetable oil extracted from peanuts. A widely used cooking oil in South Asian and Southeast countries, it is also popular in the western world. This all-purpose oil is known for its distinctive aroma, mild flavor and taste of its parent legume. Its high heat tolerance and high smoke point 450 degrees F (232.22 C), make it suitable for deep-frying and sauting. Peanut oil is also a healthy oil for everyday use because it is high in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fat.
Widely considered to be the finest all-round pure vegetable oil, Groundnut Oil is extensively used as an alternative to olive oil in the production of mayonnaise.
It is ideal for all cooking, baking, frying, roasting, sauces, dressings, salads and marinades.
Extremely full-bodied, Groundnut Oil can be used at higher temperatures than other oils and has a characteristic, slightly nutty taste whilst being odorless.
Sunflower oil is used in the preparation of various dishes, homemade mayonnaise, pastries and for dressing salads. This is a universal product for use not only in cooking, but also in everyday life.
In cooking, it is recommended to take refined oil for cooking hot dishes, and for refueling salads, pasta - unrefined. It contains vitamins, minerals and has a specific smell. Among fans of healthy eating, cold-pressed oil is in demand.
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