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🐝 Supplier / Origin: plenty / 100% production and raw materials in Australia
🔖 Certification: Rated BRCGS Level AA (BRC Global Standards is the world’s leading food safety and quality certification scheme, used by more than 23,000 certified suppliers in 123 countries)
🌱 Supplier Introduction:
Rated AA grade by BRCGS for two consecutive years, our wholesome oils are made in Australia using Australian produce. They form naturally;no heat, chemicals, bleach or solvents are used in the production process. We are one of the largest cold pressed oil manufacturers in the world. Absolutely nothing was added – except 30 years of pride and passion!
🛍Product Information:
Since the start of 2023, a wide range of olive oil harvests have been lost in Europe, and some suppliers have recommended suspending imports of olive oils from Europe. And here we come with this new product series from Australia.
Pure Plenty Cold Pressed Walnut Oil is a culinary treat. As a dressing oil, the soft nutty flavours and healthy Omega 3 make any dish a delicacy. Walnut oil is sometimes used for light pan frying but should not be heated over 130 degrees Celsius. Because of this it is best used as a dressing or finishing oil or in salad dressings, where its flavour more easily comes through. Try it in a silky Mayo, or our sumptuous Coffee Rubbed Lamb!
When baking, use walnut oil for cakes or muffins to add a rich nutty flavour. Some say it is a wonderful topping to ice-cream and chocolate cake or brownies!
Benefits
Of the nut oils available, walnut oil contains one of the highest levels of omega-3 essential fatty acids. The omega-3 in walnut oils may help stimulate skin growth, fight inflammatory skin disorders, and promote wound healing are a few of the cold pressed walnut oil benefits.
Walnut oil is believed to have an abundance of monounsaturated fats and more directly believed to help develop and maintain cells. The Omega-3 and omega-6 levels in walnut oil have also been thought to help with brain function and cell growth while aiding to improve poor blood sugar control. These are just a few of the many benefits of cold pressed walnut oil.
Check out our recipes for Cold pressed walnut oil online here.
🔹 100% Made in Australia
🔹 100% natural ingredients
🔹 100% Single raw material
Store in a cool and dry place.
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HKTV31 has a program detailing the mixing of horse meat into ground beef, mixing chemicals into unfresh tuna to pretend to be expensive sashimi, adding chlorophyll to cooking oil to pretend to be extra virgin olives, and interest groups. .The 2012 Consumer Commission Secretary-Lau Yin Hing's: exploding "Pomace Olive Oil" to fill "olive oil". The Consumer Commission found that a total of 11 cheaper "olive pomace oils", including Wellcome-owned brands, were sold under the label "olive oil". There are endless layers of fish-eye mixing techniques, some suppliers have created their own labels such as "light" or "Extra Light", in fact, does not equal low calories or low fat, but the product contains the most beautiful extra virgin olive oil in a small proportion, making the smell lighter. The Consumer Commission collected 11 products packaged as Olive Pomace Oil or Pomace Olive Oil (i.e. olive pomace oil) in English and found five products labeled as olive oil in Chinese, including Wellcome-owned First Choice, Bontaste, Olio, Wenden and a Gondola brand from Italy. Although the remaining six products do not have Chinese names on the packaging, the Chinese names on the shelves are also olive oil, mellow cooking olive oil, refined olive oil, refined olive oil and pure olive oil.
Supermarket secrets: Did they lie about our food?
On average, olive pomace oil sells for $5 per 100 ml, while olive oil sells for $11, more than double the price Distinguish. Some citizens even complained to this newspaper that when olive pomace oil was sold, the original price was specially set up, and then pretended to be significantly reduced to attract customers, but in fact it was originally "cheap oil". Industry standards stipulate that olive pomace oil should never be called olive oil.
According to the standards set by the International Olive Council, olive oil products are divided into two categories Classes, which are oils extracted from olive pomace using solvents or other physical methods.
