Is this a toasted sesame seed oil. I have recipes that emphasize the sesame oil should be toasted.
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Yes, this is a toasted sesame seed oil. It's my secret ingredient in salad dressing.
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It is a rich dark toasted color and smells great; strong wonderful sesame smell. Works great right out of the can. I believe it is toasted. I sure wouldn't try to heat it for additional toasting.
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Yes, this oil is toasted. It's used to add distinctive Asian flavor to foods. Put a tablespoon in your vinaigrette, and you'll be asked why your salad is so much better than others. There is a non-toasted sesame oil, but this isn't it.
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I just ordered this gambling that whether it was roasted or raw (was hoping for raw). It has "Roasted" printed on the back of the package. I assume this is what you mean by toasted, but either way, it is indeed Roasted.
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I bought them because I've been reading about natural remedies for some health problems and several sources say eating ground up sesame seeds can be good for arthritis, which I have in my knee. I haven't tried it yet but the same information showed up on several reliable sources so I'm optimistic. Plus, I love sesame seeds and I suspect several will end up on home baked breads, toasted to put on grilled fish, etc. I buy a lot of bulk things like these seeds, pine nuts, etc. from Amazon and they are always very good. I hope this is helpful. PS - if you google recipes with sesame seeds you'll find thousands. I bought them because I've been reading about natural remedies for some health problems and several sources say eating ground up sesame seeds can be good for arthritis, which I have in my knee. I haven't tried it yet but the same information showed up on several reliable sources so I'm optimistic. Plus, I love sesame seeds and I suspect several will end up on home baked breads, toasted to put on grilled fish, etc. I buy a lot of bulk things like these seeds, pine nuts, etc. from Amazon and they are always very good. I hope this is helpful. PS - if you google recipes with sesame seeds you'll... » Read More I bought them because I've been reading about natural remedies for some health problems and several sources say eating ground up sesame seeds can be good for arthritis, which I have in my knee. I haven't tried it yet but the same information showed up on several reliable sources so I'm optimistic. Plus, I love sesame seeds and I suspect several will end up on home baked breads, toasted to put on grilled fish, etc. I buy a lot of bulk things like these seeds, pine nuts, etc. from Amazon and they are always very good. I hope this is helpful. PS - if you google recipes with sesame seeds you'll find thousands. « Show Less
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No, it is black seed oil only. Label says: "Freshly cold-pressed and unrefined virgin black seed oil (Nigella sativa). Another place on the jar says: "Premium Cold Pressed/solvent Free. Pure & Unfiltered Maximum Potency. It is also Non-GMO. I love the product and would not get any other.
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This seems to be a better grade of black seed oil than what I've bought before. Like good organic apple cider vinegar has a lot of "stuff" at the bottom which you shake to get it into the vinegar before using. That's my thought at least. Don't know the answer to the second question, sorry.
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Yes, the only ingredient listed on the bottle is organic toasted sesame oil.
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Mine says: Mineral oil, Petrolatum, Paraffin, Hydrogenated coconut oil, Ceresin, Beeswax, Flavor, Certified organic butyrospermum, Parkii (Shea butter) fruit, Tocopheryl (vitamin E) acetate, Retinyl (vitamin A) palmitate, Bixa orellana seed extract.Hope that tells you more than it does me. :)CarolOops! They didn't tell me someone had already answered it. Wonder how many others will copy out the same list? lol
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As for "safety," pumpkin seed oil has been consumed for years as a salad oil, if it were poisonous we would "certainly know by now. As for "effectiveness," you didn't say for what . . . regardless, you can do Google search just as well as I can. So don't be lazy, and do your own search.
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Yes, you can...but they are much better toasted. I don't use any oil or salt. Place all seeds on the large skillet and it takes only about 5 min. on the medium-high heat with constant stirring.
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I actually didn't know that. I'm new to the essential oils. I under the impression that this was a pure, unprocessed essential oils, so I would be disappointed if it was processed. If you learn anything, please let me know. -thank you
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Yes you can use olive oil, sesame oil, or coconut oil. These are all carrier oils.
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I just read the labels and there is no mention of being fried in oil. The label does say that the nuts were packaged on equipment used to package peanuts, soy products, milk products, etc. However, I tend to think that the nuts are healthy because I can eat them and I am allergic to anything cooked in peanut oil.
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No, it says 100% pure lanolin. Personally, I would never use OR eat anything that is hydrogenated! I have read a lot about hydrogenated oils, and they are truly unpure because the oils are heated to such a high temperature making them RANCID. Once any oil is RANCID, stay away from it because now it is a carcinogen. Do not eat or use it in any way. Your ok with this one....because it is unaltered. I hope this helps!
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This is 100% pure organic pumpkin seed oil from raw/non-roasted seeds. The best quality I know. Has NOTHING to do with herbs or anything else. E. Johannes Soltermann
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Not to certain about that one. These oils are originally used for candy making. I particularly uses them for baking purposes.
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I would imagine it is just like any other oil that you buy from the grocery store. We didn't have it very long because we used it to fry our turkey. It turned out great!
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Dear Fkong, this is a follow-up message. Sesame seeds are too moist and oily. The grinder gums up. After I cleaned it I got the idea to toast the sesame seeds first, but I don't think that will work either. Hope this helps.I haven't tried sesame seeds, but I did try cumin seeds yesterday. I could try sesame seed tomorrow and let you know.