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Cold-pressed or "virgin" peanut oil

By emsny
November 22, 2008 in Kitchen Consumer

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/120131-cold-pressed-or-virgin-peanut-oil/

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emsny

Posted November 22, 2008

A number of years ago, I would buy excellent, aromatic cold-pressed peanut oil from a Virginia supplier that no longer sells it. I then switched to Baar's (the "health" product company), which was also very good. But their peanut oil is now made from roasted peanuts, which is not what I'm looking for. The only non-roasted but aromatic peanut oil I can find is in Asian markets, from sources I'd prefer to avoid. Does anyone know of a US-produced oil of this kind? I wouldn't want a 55-gallon drum: just a gallon or two at a time. Thanks.

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