I read that we should use "expeller pressed" is that the same as cold pressed?
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Nutiva Virgin Coconut Oil is cold-pressed and never deodorized or bleached.
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The opposite is true. Cold Pressed is by far better for your skin. Google around (although it might be tough to find this info). I recently bought Nature's Way and they sent me Expeller Pressed coconut oil for some reason. It didn't soak into my skin at all, made my eyes red and kinda hurt (if I put it under near my eyes) and it left an oily feeling ALL day long. I researched through google and the amazon comments section and found out that expeller pressed does that to you. So long answer short, USE COLD PRESSED FOR COOKING AND FOR SKIN.
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This is not cold pressed extra virgin olive oil. If placed in the fridge, the authentic cold pressed, EVOO will solidify. This stuff remains in its liquid form. It has probably been mixed with unhealthy oils and flavorings. You're not getting what you think you're getting if you buy this stuff.
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not sure on press...however ..coffee is not..(not) ground fine...like expresso...I have used it my expreeso machine and drip..."French market" brand is just as good..and cheaper...amazon has a offer to have a can sent monthly with free shipping ...I HOPE YOU LIKE THE CHICORY FLAVOR A LOT OF PEOPLE DONT...
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Yes - this is cold pressed, not from concentrate. I have stopped buying it because of the price though. It is expensive. (I now purchase Trader Joe's brand - same thing, $1.50 less per bottle - picked up locally.)
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Expeller-Pressed and Hexane-Free. Link from Manufacturerhttp://www.nowfoods.com/Avocado-Oil-16-fl-oz.htm
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Yes! It doesn't heat up the juice like a centrifugal which make it ''cold press''. All masticating juicers are considered cold press.
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unheated is a way more descriptive and better term to use than unpasteurized...that's why i'm confused why it isn't used to describe the product if it actually is.
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The bottle says "cold pressed" which is basically the same thing without saying it. However, be careful with some companys. Check the reviews before purchasing.
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The bottle does not state if it's first cold pressed (meaning first press no heat) or not. However, after using this for almost a year now I can say it's equal in quality to Josie Maran's which is first cold press & way more costly!
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Cold pressed means pressed at temperatures below 113 and, usually refers to white untoasted sesame seeds. These are roasted and probably are pressed at a slightly higher temp to extract all the flavor and oil.
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the same time as prescribed on the cream package. however, the cold affect the efficiency of the propellant. It is recommended you use quickly.. if you have no more propellant, you can open the bottle and scoop the remaining of the cream with a spoon. you can give this task to kids, they love it. other wise, use less cream and make one everytime you need to do some. it is relatively quickly to make.
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Refining has nothing to do with the pressing technique used to extract the oil from the nut. So, a cold pressed oil can then be refined by filtering, etc. If this is unrefined, then the company should state that fact.
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I do not know the answer, my review that this is press is garbage. I sold it to someone else.
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According to the information on the Aura acacia website, this oil is cold pressed. Enjoy!
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Te default only works when it is opened to set it to another word. If its been set, you need to remember or obtain the new word. The original word was "shed" but it sounds like it was already changed... here's the manual: http://wordlock.com/_pdf/Wordlock-Bikelock-Instructions.pdfYou may be able to contact the company direct...not sure what results that will have though. Good Luck!
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Your opinion. I am using not using this for food or body products. My usage is strictly to keep MICE out of my house. For that, this CHEAPER product works just fine. "Hurting the consumer" actually depends on the consumer and what they are using the product for. Had this been for a body product, I would have chosen cold press. The mice don't know and are just as allergic to this as a more expensive version. No reason to be so judgmental about an item you can CHOOSE not to purchase.
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The only difference is that cold pressed is expeller pressed without exposure to heat during processing. There may be some loss of nutrients due to heat, but coconut oil is not delicate and stands up to heat well, so in my opinion expeller pressed is just fine.