is cold pressed unrefined?
444183
yes. cold pressed is exactly that. pressed in a vise type machine so the oil runs out of the pulp
1189465
It is recommended that organic, unrefined, cold pressed oils with the life force of the core substances in that oil are intact. Use the best quality you can get -unrefined, cold-pressed, which will not contain chemical residues. If you have access to only refined oil, start with sunflower or sesame oil, both of them shall work effective. Coconut oil is also a very good oil without a harsh taste and very light but it's not cheap is the only down fall.
1044801
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.
1001590
Oh its refined "carefully" refined according to full description. I love the unrefined and I am almost out of it. I dont buy anything refined, Im good
517011
The label doesn't say if it's cold pressed or not, but it does read 100% pure. I used to use Josie Maran's Argan Oil, but just couldn't afford it any more. I've found this company's argan oil to be top quality, feel the full benefits to my skin (face & body) as well as my hair, and I'm spending a whole lot less for it!
1165723
the bottle says it requires refrigeration after opening, and no they do not ship cold...
1001588
Yes, it is unrefined. It is more creamy-colored than white, and has a mild odor.
1905320
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.
1040862
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.
476719
"Cold pressed" is not mentioned on the label. You may read the label at http://www.reserveage.com/grass-fed-whey-protein-chocolate-127oz-pr-43.html.
1403297
The cumin seed oil you speak of may be chemically extracted and not refined - that is probably the difference. It should be "cold pressed" to receive the natural benefits of this seed oil. You don't want it to contain synthetic preservatives or unnatural additives for best results.
10205
As far as I ca tell it's not. It's cold pressed. Hope this helps and if you order it you like it... I like the taste but this is the first time I've tried macadamia nut oil. Been using it for a salad dressing...
589986
I'll throw in my $0.02. If the objective is to avoid any nutritional loss, then the answer is anything above 105 degrees. Raw food vegetarians know that number by heart as they do dry a lot of foods. Destruction of enzymes starts above 105 degrees. The answer for the maximum temperature for cold pressing foods is 120 degrees, because above that temperature, oils begin to lose their flavor, nutritional value, and aroma. To play it safe, manufacturing companies of cold press products try to do so in temperatures several degrees lower than 120.
941953
Yes...BUT... Like all unprocessed oils cold preserves the integrity of the omega 3 content (I keep mine in the freezer for maximum preservation because it stays liquid), however, unlike most perishables it does not need continuous cold to prevent spoiling. This is why it can be shipped in a normal box. As long as it is kept cold most of the time and especially after it is opened it will be fine (same goes for flax oil). If it gets warm after opening it needs to be used up pretty quick or it will start to go bad. I recommend alternating between hemp and flax for maximum omega fatty acid nutrition.
3847
Hi I've been using a few different ones both hot And cold pressed have only used "artist quality" ones so far ( as they are for assignments) will try cheaper options soon
1593397
The label does not mention anything about cold pressed oil. Their email is barleans.com and the phone number ont he label is 800-445-3529.
1858667
Not entirely sure about the implications of "cold press". Low rpm, very little if any temperature increase to juice or pulp. Great extraction with dry pulp left over.