Experience the authentic taste of mustard with Gramiko Cold Pressed Yellow Mustard Oil. Extracted using the cold-press method, this oil is made to retain the natural character, aroma, and flavor of mustard seeds. Its distinctive taste makes it ideal for a variety of Indian recipes, including curries, tadka, marinades, pickles, and frying. A versatile addition to the kitchen, Gramiko Mustard Oil is suitable for everyday cooking while adding a traditional mustard flavor to meals.
Product Details
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
Gramiko |
| Product Name |
Cold Pressed Yellow Mustard Oil |
| Oil Type |
Mustard Oil |
| Available in: |
500 ml, 1 L and 5 L PET. |
| Extraction Method |
Cold Pressed |
| Primary Ingredient |
Yellow Mustard Seeds |
| Color |
Natural Yellow to Golden Yellow |
| Flavor & Aroma |
Characteristic Mustard Aroma & Taste |
| Usage |
Cooking, Frying, Sautéing, Pickling & Marinades |
| Food Type |
Edible Cooking Oil |
| Packaging |
Bottle/Container |
| Shelf Life |
As mentioned on product packaging |
| Storage |
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
Features
- Made from yellow mustard seeds
- Cold-pressed extraction method
- Natural yellow-golden appearance
- Distinctive mustard aroma and flavor
- Suitable for everyday Indian cooking
- Ideal for tadka, curries, frying and sautéing
- Suitable for homemade pickles and marinades
- Convenient kitchen-use packaging
Wood pressed or cold pressed — which one?
- Wood pressed (kachi ghani): slowest and most traditional, strongest aroma, premium price.
- Cold pressed: low-temperature expeller, unrefined, better yield, better price for daily use.
How to use it
Daily sabzi, dal tadka, parathas, marinades, pickling. Mild enough that it will not overpower delicate vegetables.
What you will notice
- Golden colour, gentle pungency
- Natural sediment is normal and harmless
- The 5 L can is the best value in the whole range
Storage
Cool, dark, tightly capped, dry spoon only. Best used within 6 months of opening.
Gramiko is farm-direct. Every batch is traceable back to the field it came from.