Cold-pressed groundnut oil (wood-pressed peanut oil) is extracted without high heat, so it retains more natural nutrients from Groundnut.
It’s a popular, balanced cooking oil—especially in South Indian diets. Here’s what it offers:
❤️ Supports heart health
- Rich in monounsaturated fats (good fats)
- May help improve HDL (good cholesterol) and manage LDL levels
- Contains natural antioxidants like vitamin E
⚡ Provides steady energy
- Healthy fats give long-lasting energy
- Good for daily cooking without feeling heavy
🛡️ Rich in antioxidants
- Contains vitamin E and phytosterols
- Helps protect cells from oxidative damage
🌿 Good for cooking stability
- Has a relatively high smoke point
- Suitable for frying, sautéing, and traditional cooking
- Retains flavor without breaking down quickly
🍽️ Supports digestion
- Lighter than many refined oils when cold-pressed
- Helps in better absorption of fat-soluble vitamins
🧠 Supports overall health
- Contains small amounts of omega fatty acids
- Contributes to balanced nutrition when used with other oils
💪 Skin & body care (external use)
- Can be used for massage
- Helps moisturize and improve skin softness
⚠️ Things to keep in mind
- Still calorie-dense—use in moderation
- People with peanut allergy must avoid it
- For best health, rotate with other oils (like sesame or coconut)
👍 Simple tip
Use groundnut oil for:
- Daily cooking & frying
- Dishes where you want neutral taste
And combine with:
- Coconut oil (for flavor + immunity)
- Sesame oil (for traditional benefits)