| Camellia Oil | Puyang Zonghoo Industry & Trading Co., Ltd. | Camellia Oil is a light, clear, liquid oil refined from the seeds of the Camellia plant. This product possesses a smoke point of 485°F (251°C). Camellia Oil is most commonly used in cooking oil applications. | |
| Expeller Pressed Oils | Healthy Food Ingredients | Expeller Pressed Oils are produced from corn, soybeans, canola, sunflowers and safflowers, which are then pressed, refined, bleached and deodorized. These products are used for frying foods, and have a strong resistance to smoking or discoloration. Expe...展開 Expeller Pressed Oils are produced from corn, soybeans, canola, sunflowers and safflowers, which are then pressed, refined, bleached and deodorized. These products are used for frying foods, and have a strong resistance to smoking or discoloration. Expeller Pressed Oils are certified Kosher, non-GMO and certified organic. They are commonly found in snack foods, potato chips, fried foods, baking mixes, crumb coatings, baked goods, margarine, salad oil and cooking oil. 收起 | |
| Mustard Oil | Ashoka Oil Industries | Mustard Oil is of vegetable origin and is derived from seeds of black and white mustard plants. In its crude form, this product has a strong odor and spicy taste; when refined, it has a neutral odor and taste. Mustard Oil is high in alpha-linolenic acid...展開 Mustard Oil is of vegetable origin and is derived from seeds of black and white mustard plants. In its crude form, this product has a strong odor and spicy taste; when refined, it has a neutral odor and taste. Mustard Oil is high in alpha-linolenic acid, an essential fatty acid low in cholesterol. 收起 | |
| Non-GMO Corn Oil | Healthy Food Ingredients | Non-GMO Corn Oil is a vegetable oil that is obtained from the embryos of corn gains, which have a pale yellowish color. Non-GMO Corn Oil is most commonly used as a cooking oil, in baking, as a salad oil, and often in the manufacture of margarines. This oi...展開 Non-GMO Corn Oil is a vegetable oil that is obtained from the embryos of corn gains, which have a pale yellowish color. Non-GMO Corn Oil is most commonly used as a cooking oil, in baking, as a salad oil, and often in the manufacture of margarines. This oil is associated as "the favorite oil" of the fast food industry, about 69% of the fast food chains serve french fries which contain corn oil. 收起 | |
| Non-Gmo High Oleic Canola Oil | Healthy Food Ingredients | All-Natural Refined Bleached and Deodorized high oleic canola oil is manufactured using an expeller- pressed process that maintains the natural nutritional value for food applications. | |
| Refined Ground Nut Oil | Ashoka Oil Industries | Refined Ground Nut Oil, also known as peanut oil, is derived from the Arachis hypogaea plant. This oil is tan and viscous, with a nutty flavor and odor. It has a low smoke factor, which means it can be used for frying even at high temperatures. Refined...展開 Refined Ground Nut Oil, also known as peanut oil, is derived from the Arachis hypogaea plant. This oil is tan and viscous, with a nutty flavor and odor. It has a low smoke factor, which means it can be used for frying even at high temperatures. Refined Ground Nut Oil is a common ingredient in Thai cuisine. 收起 | |
| Refined Soyabean Oil | Ashoka Oil Industries | Refined Soyabean Oil is derived from the soy plant, and is commonly called vegetable oil. This product appears yellowish with a neutral flavor and odor. It has a low smoke factor, which means it can be used for frying at high temperatures. Refined Soya...展開 Refined Soyabean Oil is derived from the soy plant, and is commonly called vegetable oil. This product appears yellowish with a neutral flavor and odor. It has a low smoke factor, which means it can be used for frying at high temperatures. Refined Soyabean Oil is used in salad dressings and baked goods, and can be used in combination with other fats and oils. 收起 | |
| Rice Bran Oil | Puyang Zonghoo Industry & Trading Co., Ltd. | Rice Bran Oil is a liquid oil with a nutty flavor refined from the germ and inner husks of fresh rice bran. Due to its high smoke point, this product is most commonly used in cooking oil and stir-fry applications, as well as in food processing. |
