Wood-Pressed Sesame Oil – 1 Litre

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Key Features

  • Cold-pressed wooden ghani extraction
  • Retains natural aroma & nutty flavor
  • Directly sourced from indigenous farmers
  • Rich in calcium, iron & antioxidants
  • Free from chemicals & preservatives
  • Perfect for cooking, pickles & dressings
  • Suitable for massage & ayurvedic use
  • Authentic, sustainable processing

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Estimated delivery between September 28 and September 30.

Wood-Pressed Sesame Oil – 1 Litre
Rs.629.00 Rs.749.00
Rs.629.00 Rs.749.00

About this item

Our Wood-Pressed Sesame (Til) Oil is a golden elixir for both cooking and wellness. Extracted using the cold-press method from naturally grown sesame seeds, it retains essential nutrients, antioxidants, and the unique nutty aroma that refined oils lose. Rich in calcium, iron, and natural lignans, it supports bone strength and immunity. Perfect for cooking, massage, and ayurvedic rituals, this oil is versatile and deeply nourishing. It has been trusted for centuries in indigenous households not just for flavor, but for holistic health.

Sesame oil has been part of indigenous traditions for centuries, from kitchen recipes to wellness rituals. With every drop, it carries the warmth of care and the richness of nature. It’s more than oil, it’s nourishment for body, taste, and spirit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does “slow-ground” flour mean?

Milled slowly using a pulveriser with a cyclone system; less heat, better aroma, fibre, and natural oils.

Q: What does “wood-pressed” (cold-pressed) oil mean?

Seeds/nuts are pressed slowly in a wooden ghani; low heat keeps flavour and nutrients.

Q: What are “unpolished” millets?

Grains kept close to natural bran and micronutrients intact; fuller taste, better satiety.

Q: Are your products additive-free?

Yes. No added colours, flavours, preservatives, or fillers.

Q: Are your spices stronger than regular?

Often yes, slow-ground and sun-dried means more aroma. Start with a little less, and add as per required.

Q: Are products made fresh?

Yes. We mill/press/grind to order. Dispatch may take 2–3 extra days so you get peak freshness.

Q: Do you fortify or bleach flours?

No. We keep labels clean. If we fortify a product in future, it will be clearly mentioned.

Q: Do you offer organic options?

Select lines may be organic (when certified). We show the relevant logo/cert number on that product page.

Q: Tips for soft rotis with millet flours?

Use warm water, rest dough 10–15 minutes, cook on medium heat. Blend flours if needed for pliability.

Q: Which oil for what?

  • Groundnut: everyday tadka/stir-fries
  • Mustard: pungent curries, pickles
  • Sesame: winter cooking, dressings
  • Coconut: South Indian dishes, baking

Q: Do I need to worry about smoke points?

Cook on moderate heat for best taste and nutrition.

Q: How to store flours, grains, spices?

Airtight jars, cool & dry place, away from sunlight. In hot/humid weather, may refrigerate flours/spices.

Q: How to store oils?

Cool, dark cabinet. In very hot weather, refrigeration is fine (oil may thicken, normal).

Q: Shelf life?

Best when fresh. Check the pack's best-by. Slow-ground flours and wood-pressed oils are happiest when used sooner.

Q: Are your millets/flours gluten-free?

Millets like jowar, bajra, ragi and flours like buckwheat, amaranth, water-chestnut, maize are naturally gluten-free. If you have celiac/severe allergy, consult your doctor.

Q: Are these suitable for diabetic/low-GI diets?

Many millets and barley are higher in fibre and may have a lower GI than refined grains. For medical advice, please consult your doctor.

Q: Are your products vegan?

Most staples (grains, flours, oils, spices) are inherently plant-based.

Q: Allergen notes?

Some items (e.g., sesame, groundnut) are allergens. We minimise cross-contact but it cannot be guaranteed zero-risk.

Q: Do you work with NGOs and FPOs?

Yes. We collaborate with NGO partners and FPOs that support marginal and indigenous producer groups with training and organisation.

Q: How does my purchase help?

We commit to fair, predictable buying; partners support training (hygiene, grading, moisture). More value stays at source; you get clean, dependable staples.

Q: What makes you different?

Indigenous sourcing, traditional low-heat processing, clean labels, small batches, and everyday practicality.

Q: Where do you ship?

Pan-India. Delivery time depends on your pin code. Tracking is shared after dispatch.

Q: Dispatch time?

Because we process fresh, add 2–3 days before dispatch for many oils/flours/spices.

Q: Damages or leaks, what to do?

Click photos and contact us within 24 hours. We’ll assist with replacement/refund as per policy.

Q: Subscriptions or repeat orders?

Planned. Meanwhile, you can order in monthly packs or write to us for a custom schedule.

Q: How do I start with millets at home?

Pick one millet per week (e.g., jowar), learn two dishes (roti + upma), repeat. Keep flavours familiar; build slowly.

Q: Why do batches look/taste slightly different?

Small-batch, seasonal foods vary naturally; quality standards remain consistent.

Q: Can I mix millets with other flours?

Absolutely. Many kitchens use ~70% millet + ~30% another flour for softer, pliable rotis.

Q: Simple ways to boost flavour?

Toast spices properly, use a good finishing oil (mustard/sesame/coconut), add lemon/fresh herbs.

Q: Festival/fasting basics?

Popular: buckwheat (kuttu), amaranth (rajgira), water-chestnut (singhada) flours; sesame/coconut oil. Follow your family’s dietary rules.

Q: Any storage must-dos in summer?

Refrigerate flours and ground spices, keep oils in a cool, dark cabinet, and buy smaller packs more often.

Q: How can I reach you?

Email contact.springscientific@gmail.com

Q: Want to partner or supply?

If you’re an NGO/FPO or producer group aligned with clean, traditional processing, write to contact.springscientific@gmail.com with details.