Is Trader Joes coconut oil cold pressed?
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Yes, I would look on their website to make sure or if you had any other questions about it. This was my first time buying coconut oil..ever. I like it so far and will probably continue to purchase this brand.
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Yes. It states the basic process on the website how their organic virgin coconut oil is made. "To make our Organic Virgin Coconut Oil our supplier starts with freshly harvested coconuts that are de-husked and grated. Then, when the meat of the coconut is still fresh, it's cold pressed and filtered to remove any remaining pieces of the fruit. That's the process. Nothing more. Some coconut oil is extracted using high heat, chemicals and even bleach. Not ours. Producing the oil in this more pure, natural way, we are able to retain the nutrients, flavor characteristics and aromas of fresh coconuts." Retrieved from: http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=554 Hope that helps. :)
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Doesn't specify on label what type of pressing method was used. Just know I have have always had good luck with Trader Joe brand. This oil is much clearer and light tasting than other brands I've tried.
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Yes. It states the basic process on the website how their organic virgin coconut oil is made. "To make our Organic Virgin Coconut Oil our supplier starts with freshly harvested coconuts that are de-husked and grated. Then, when the meat of the coconut is still fresh, it's cold pressed and filtered to remove any remaining pieces of the fruit. That's the process. Nothing more. Some coconut oil is extracted using high heat, chemicals and even bleach. Not ours. Producing the oil in this more pure, natural way, we are able to retain the nutrients, flavor characteristics and aromas of fresh coconuts."Retrieved from: http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=554Hope that helps. :) Yes. It states the basic process on the website how their organic virgin coconut oil is made. "To make our Organic Virgin Coconut Oil our supplier starts with freshly harvested coconuts that are de-husked and grated. Then, when the meat of the coconut is still fresh, it's cold pressed and filtered to remove any remaining pieces of the fruit. That's the process. Nothing more. Some coconut oil is extracted using high heat, chemicals and even bleach. Not ours. Producing the oil in this more pure, natural way, we are able to retain the nutrients, flavor characteristics and... » Read More Yes. It states the basic process on the website how their organic virgin coconut oil is made. "To make our Organic Virgin Coconut Oil our supplier starts with freshly harvested coconuts that are de-husked and grated. Then, when the meat of the coconut is still fresh, it's cold pressed and filtered to remove any remaining pieces of the fruit. That's the process. Nothing more. Some coconut oil is extracted using high heat, chemicals and even bleach. Not ours. Producing the oil in this more pure, natural way, we are able to retain the nutrients, flavor characteristics and aromas of fresh coconuts."Retrieved from: http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=554Hope that helps. :) « Show Less
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Yes, free from alcohol and solvents. Ingredients: 100% pure cold pressed Black seed (Nigelia Aativa L.) Oil through a unique cold pressing method, the black seeds are pressed at very cold temperatures and are processed without solvents. This oil is fresh, concentrated and premium cold pressed; it is also unfiltered from the finest chemicals, herbicide and pesticides, no animal ingredients or animal testing. free of yeast, wheat, milk or milk derivatives, lactose, sugar..... David B, I have been using this same product for about 13 years. It's the BEST!!! www.myblackseed.com (lots of info)
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No. It is expeller pressed meaning a machine squeezed the oil out and the oil may get hot because the temperature is not controlled. The cold pressed maintains a low temp and keeps products less altered and never heated. (Don't know what L. Powers is talking about - that's incorrect.)
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I dont know, but I cannot take this unless I keep it in the freezer because the smell is disgusting. I've had other krill and/or fish oil that wasn't this strong. I see nothing on the label to indicate that it is cold pressed.
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I have not tried Trader Joe's Coconut Sugar. I use the Coconut Crystals in oatmeal and also in baking. To me, it tastes more like a very light brown sugar, but not as sweet.
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It does not have a taste, and can be used for oil pulling but organic cold pressed coconut oil works best. You just have to warm it slightly to get it out of solid form.
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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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It seems Nutiva no longer offers a "raw" option, however it is "unrefined, cold-pressed, virgin" very similar, here is a link to the unavailable Nutiva raw Coconut Oil,Organic,Raw,X-Virgin 54 Oz From Nutiva
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According to the label it is Mechanically (expeller) pressed naturally refined organic coconut oil.
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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.
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According to the company's website this is soy free. Made with Organic Cold Pressed Coconut OilNo SoyKelapo Extra Virgin Coconut Oil can be used as a replacement for butter and other oils. The unique flavors of our extra virgin coconut oil turn any ordinary meal into a truly indulgent experience. Check it out at http://www.kelapo.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p;=34
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NO, it's not Kosher.In Fact, I've used 4 Different companies Coconut Oil, and although All 4 Were Organic, non were Kosher.I don't think that any of the Coconut Oils are Kosher.I Always look for Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Unrefined - Cold Pressed, and lastly Extra-Virgin.
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Yes. real, pure coconut oil has a melt point of about 70 or 75 degrees, so yes it's solid at lower temperatures. I use it after I get out of the shower. In the winter I just keep by the heater vent. The food grade coconut oil is sold in wider mouthed jars for scooping.
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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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No, it is a natural oil and is always in a solid form until the temperature goes a few degrees above that considered room temperature....it's easily scooped out of the big container for use. It has been refined and that process ends up removing the fragrance of "coconut"....it's an excellent oil; we love it.
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It is 100% pure cold-pressed Black Cumin Seed Oil. I says nothing about solvents
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I am assuming so, but I don't know for sure. On the website it states that it is cold pressed , if that helps.