Sesame Oil Toasted/Unrefined (Organic) Spectrum Essentials 8.5 oz Liquid

Manufacturer: Shirakiku Brand: Prepared Foods

Shirakiku 100% pure sesame oil 327ml. 11oz. Bottle is a product of Kadoya Japan.

Manufacturer: Dynasty Brand: Unknown

Brand: Kraft

3 - 16oz Bottles

Manufacturer: De La Rosa Real Foods & Vineyards Brand: De La Rosa Real Foods & Vineyards

De La Rosa Toasted Organic Extra Virgin Unrefined Sesame Oil has the nutty taste of sun ripened Sesame Seeds which adds a unique flavor to stir-fries, noodles, marinades or salad dressings. Toasted Sesame Seed Oil is a popular ingredient in Asian cuisine and is best when added as a taste enhancer in the final stages of cooking. Sesame oil is a great source of minerals such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and anti-oxidants. Toasted Sesame Oil has a smoke point of 350 degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for oriental cuisine, salad dressings and other creations. Sesame Oil is the oil of choice in the macrobiotic regime.

Brand: Idhayam

Idhayam Gingelly/Sesame Oil 1 Litre

Manufacturer: Millbrook Distribution Services Inc. Brand: Eden Model: 024182000245

Eden Hot Pepper Sesame Oil is the Toasted Sesame Oil infused with Red Hot Chili Pepper. It is Hot. Only a few drops in the skillet adds zest to stir-fires. Spice up noodles, dressings, sauces, or any dish. Whole roasted sesame with a red hot chili infusion. A pure clean Hot.

Manufacturer: United Natural Foods, Inc. Brand: Eden Model: 024182421293

Eden® Selected Toasted Sesame Oil.Unrefined. Expeller pressed.

Manufacturer: Monstra LLC (dba Pacific Rim Gourmet) Brand: Kadoya

Top quality kadoya pure sesame oil for all of your recipes needing sesame oil. Product of japan.

Manufacturer: Dr Adorable Inc Brand: Dr Adorable

Method of extraction: Expeller Pressed/Unrefined Sesame oil is a traditional oil that has been used in various cultures around the world for at least 5000 years. Archeological excavations throughout the Middle East revealed the use of sesame oil dating back to 3000 BC. Persia and India were also cultivating this tiny treasure for its oil. Sesame oil was the ideal base for making exotic perfumes, a practice that dates back to the Babylonians circa 2100 to 689 BC. The Babylonians also used the oil for cooking, and sesame cakes. They also made wine from sesame and even perfected a brandy employing sesame seeds. Sesame oil is rich in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Unlike most other modern-day oils containing high amounts of polyunsaturated oil, sesame oil is not prone to oxidation due to the presence of sesamin and sesamol, natural antioxidants.