Roasted Peanut Oil is a natural product is produced from peanuts which have been shelled, electronically sorted, roasted, mechanically pressed, and filtered. The roasted oil has a strong roasted peanut flavor and aroma. The product comprises liquid with a golden/yellow-brown color, possessing a pronounced flavor and aroma characteristic of roasted peanut. Roasted Peanut Oil is primarily used in baked goods, confections, flavoring, flavor compounds, salad oil, stir fry oil, or as an extraction source.
Protein Plus, LLC is a supplier of premium aromatic peanut oil and peanut flour for the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company grows and processes peanuts to make products such as roasted peanut oil and roasted peanut flour for use in bakery products, confectionery, salad oils, and more. These products can be sold in bulk or customized into specific products that meet customer requirements.
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