Plenty Foods Peanut Oil is cold pressed from Australian grown Kingaroy peanuts. This oil is ideal for stir-frying, shallow frying, baking and salad dressing. It is suited to Asian-style cooking and commonly used for flavour enrichment to achieve a rich peanut flavour and aroma. The major component fatty acids of peanut oil are oleic acid (69.2%) and linoleic acid (13.2%).
HOW TO USE
Peanut oil is ideal for stir-frying, shallow frying, baking and salad dressing. It is suited to Asian-style cooking and is commonly used for flavour enhancement in satay dishes. It can be used for all types of cooking to achieve a rich peanut flavour and aroma. This natural unrefined oil is not recommended for deep frying as frothing may occur.
GROWING & PROCESSING
This peanut oil is cold pressed from Australian grown Kingaroy peanuts. Cold pressing refers to oils obtained through pressing fruit or seeds with a modern steel press. Although pressing produces heat through friction, the oilseeds are not precooked and consequently the oil is considered cold pressed - in contrast to large scale solvent extraction and refining operations which strip the oil of natural antioxidants, vitamins and flavour.
INGREDIENTS
Peanut oil
Plenty Foods Peanut Oil is cold pressed from Australian grown Kingaroy peanuts. This oil is ideal for stir-frying, shallow frying, baking and salad dressing. It is suited to Asian-style cooking and commonly used for flavour enrichment to achieve a rich peanut flavour and aroma. The major component fatty acids of peanut oil are oleic acid (69.2%) and linoleic acid (13.2%).
HOW TO USE
Peanut oil is ideal for stir-frying, shallow frying, baking and salad dressing. It is suited to Asian-style cooking and is commonly used for flavour enhancement in satay dishes. It can be used for all types of cooking to achieve a rich peanut flavour and aroma. This natural unrefined oil is not recommended for deep frying as frothing may occur.
GROWING & PROCESSING
This peanut oil is cold pressed from Australian grown Kingaroy peanuts. Cold pressing refers to oils obtained through pressing fruit or seeds with a modern steel press. Although pressing produces heat through friction, the oilseeds are not precooked and consequently the oil is considered cold pressed - in contrast to large scale solvent extraction and refining operations which strip the oil of natural antioxidants, vitamins and flavour.
INGREDIENTS
Peanut oil