Cold pressed organic black cumin oil from the Bernese oil mill This organic-certified black cumin oil was obtained from Egyptian seeds of the Nigella sativa and pressed under 32 degrees Celsius. Black cumin oil is a very powerful oil with a wonderful fragrance. Because of its sharpness, it is advisable to mix the black cumin oil dropwise with another cold-pressed oil (e.g. olive oil). Use: Black cumin oil is ideal for seasoning arab dishes, sauces and pestos or salad dressings. Insider tip: Also in the Müesli super delicious! Note: Cold-pressed oils (except for coconut oil) are sensitive to heat and are therefore mainly suitable for use in the cold kitchen. When strongly heated, e.g. roasted, poisonous compounds can arise. Producer: Cédric Wüthrich from the Bernese oil mill produces high-quality oils, certified according to Swiss Organic Ordinance CH-BIO-086 and in raw food quality.

Cold-pressed organic sesame oil from Naturkostbar The noble sesame oil in raw food quality is obtained from Bolivian black sesame seeds. They are real power packs, which contain many valuable vital and building materials. The black sesame seeds are considered the archetype of sesame and their nutrient density is higher than that of the golden yellow sesame seeds. Quality characteristics: delicate, intense tasteOrganic certifiedRaw food quality, oil temperature remains below 37°C during pressingunfiltered100% pure black sesame oil Origin and production The raw, unpeeled black organic sesame seeds currently come from Bolivia. Naturkostbar gets them from a supplier who specializes in the sale of ecological and sustainable organic raw materials with social responsibility. Due to fluctuations in demand and harvest, the country of origin may change from time to time. What remains is the high quality of the raw materials and the requirement for sustainable, organic cultivation. In the Naturkostbar Manufaktur in Uetendorf, the black sesame seeds are gently cold-pressed. The water-cooled oil press ensures that the temperature remains below 37°C and that no heat build-up occurs. During the subsequent sedimentation, the turbid matter naturally sinks to the bottom. This process takes longer, but it has the advantage of not having to filter the sesame oil. As a result of the gentle processing, the valuable ingredients in the oil are preserved and the delicate, intensive taste is created. This black sesame oil is 100% pure, i.e. no other oils are added. What is the best way to use sesame oil The black sesame oil is characterized by its individual, noble aroma and is particularly suitable as an ingredient for Asian dishes. It gives hot and cold dishes an exotic touch and, thanks to its unique taste, harmonises wonderfully with fresh fruit and all kinds of vegetables. In addition, the sesame oil convinces with its caring and regenerating effect. It is suitable for oil pulling cures. As a high-quality body oil, it supports stressed skin and is used in Ayurveda for soothing massages. Note: When using in the kitchen, it is advisable to keep it in the refrigerator. Why not high heat black sesame oil? In contrast to light sesame oil, which is also used for frying in Asian cuisine, black sesame oil is less heat-resistant and is not suitable for frying or deep-frying. Further information Ingredients: 100% organic black sesame oil Organic certificate: CH-BIO-086 Allergens: sesame Nutritional values ​​black sesame oil per 100g Black sesame oil is rich in essential polyunsaturated fatty acids such as linolenic acid, which helps maintain normal blood cholesterol levels. Its high proportion of omega 6 and omega 9 fatty acids and lecithin also support our vital metabolism. Unsaturated fatty acids are vital for our organism because they support our body's immune system, cell regulation and hormone production. Nutrient Øper 100g/100ml%*1 *1 Reference amount for an average adult (8400kJ/2000kcal) Energy 3400kJ (830kcal) 40% Fat 92g 131% of which saturated fatty acids 12g 60% of which monounsaturated fatty acids 39g 260% of which polyunsaturated fatty acids 41g - Carbohydrates - - of which sugars - - Fiber - - Protein - - Salt - - B-carotene (provitamin A) - - Vitamin A - - Vitamin B1 - - Vitamin B2 - - Vitamin B3 - - Vitamin B6 - - Vitamin B12 - - Vitamin C - - Vitamin D - - Vitamin E 3.5mg 29% Vitamin K - - Biotin - - Calcium - - Chloride - - Chrome - - Iron - - Fluoride - - Folic acid / folacin - - Iodine - - Potassium - - Copper - - Magnesium - - Manganese - - Molybdenum - - Pantothenic acid - - Phosphorus - - Selenium - - Zinc - -  

Organic camelina oil, cold-pressed from Swiss camelina seeds This golden yellow organic camelina oil was obtained from Swiss camelina seeds and pressed below 30 degrees Celsius. In order to maintain the raw food quality, the producer (Naturkostbar AG) uses special, cooled oil mills. Camelina oil is very rich (approx. 35%) in omega 3 fatty acids, also called alpha-linolenic acid. In contrast to linseed oil, camelina oil has a significantly longer shelf life (it becomes bitter much less quickly) and still has a high proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids. How to use of camelina oil With its wonderful taste, which is reminiscent of peas, camelina oil is ideal for flavoring vegetable dishes, salads and dip sauces. Like most cold-pressed oils, this camelina oil is sensitive to heat and is therefore mainly suitable for cold dishes. Excessive heating, e.g. roasting, can produce toxic compounds. In order to maintain the quality of the oil for as long as possible, we recommend storing the camelina oil in the refrigerator. Nutritional values ​​camelina oil per 100g Energy value 3400kJ / 830kcalFat 92gof which monounsaturated fatty acids 29gof which polyunsaturated fatty acids 53gof which saturated fatty acids 9gCarbohydrates 0gof which sugar 0gDietary fiber 0gProtein 0gSalt 0.0gVitamin E 17.5mg (146% *) * Reference amount / daily dose for an average adult (8400kJ / 2000kcal) 

Cold pressed organic cedar nut oil - the gold of the taiga The precious amber-colored cedar oil has been used in all of Russia for centuries. The taste is pleasantly nutty.Due to the careful processing and cold pressing of organic cedar nuts from the Altai mountains in Siberia, many vital substances are preserved. Why we love cedar nut oil We use cedar oil regularly in the cold kitchen, because we love the taste and change with the oils. It contains over 26% mono-saturated fatty acids (EFS) and over 65% polyunsaturated fatty acids (MUFS). Cedar nut oil is one of the few oils that have a high vitamin E content (about 30 mg per 100 g). Vitamin E can help to protect the cells from oxidative stress. Siberian cedar nut oil Siberian cedar nut oil is generally regarded as reinforcing. In addition, in Russia various cosmetics contain cedar nut oil, because of this, for the maintenance of healthy skin beneficial properties. Use cedar nut oil The oil tastes particularly delicious for leaf or mixed salads, lightly warm dishes and raw food specialties. Take 1 teaspoon (3 ml) up to 3 times a day. Like most cold-pressed oils, the heating of the quality damages considerably. Therefore, it should be used only for cold to light warm meals. Notes: Store cool, dry and protected against light, since cedar oil is very sensitive to UV light. In particular direct sunlight should be avoided. Keep it in the refrigerator for the first time. Nutritional values ​​Cedar nut oil Nutritional Facts / Nutritional Facts per 100 g / 100 g Energy / Energy 3429 kJ (902 kcal) Fat / fat 92.5 gOf saturated / saturated 7.4 gMonounsaturated fatty acids 24.6 gPolyunsaturated fatty acids 60.5 g Carbohydrates / carbohydrates 0 gOf which sugar / sugars 0 g Protein / protein 0 gSalt / Salt 0 mgVitamin E 30.6 mg = 255% * *) Reference for an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal)

Cocnut Oil - Healthy Allround-Product Update from November 15th, 2022: The new batch of our coconut oil is now available. On the right side you can choose the variants 500ml or 1000ml. Why buy organic coconut oil? Naturally aromatic taste Use in the kitchen and for personal hygiene High heat stability For weight loss support The digestible coconut oil with its naturally fragrant, mildly aromatic taste is a must for us in the kitchen! A big advantage of coconut fat in contrast to other oils is that it is very heat-stable. It is therefore ideal for cooking, frying and baking. And it also has a long shelf life. Coconut oil does not make you fat and is even said to help you lose weight, as it is immediately converted into energy by the body. The special saturated fatty acids of coconut (so-called MCT fats) - and here in particular the high content of lauric acid - are of great nutritional and physiological benefit. Breast milk also consists largely of these medium-chain fatty acids, which do not contain any cholesterol themselves, but promote the production of healthy, vascular-protecting HDL cholesterol. Coconut oil also has valuable properties for cosmetics. Coconut oil cares for skin and hair and provides moisture, promotes well-being, a beautiful appearance and a vital radiance. This is also known in Asia, where coconut oil has been used as a rich source of food, beauty and care products for centuries. What makes our coconut oil special? Extraction from fresh fruit meat Organic certification Gentle processing Coconut palms are ancient crops and have been grown for at least 3000 years. When it comes to coconut oil, it is particularly important to pay attention to the quality of the product, because many of the coconut fats available on the market are industrially hardened and deodorized. For our virgin coconut oil, the pulp of freshly harvested organic coconuts is gently dried for one to two days and then cold-pressed. The result is coconut oil with a subtle coconut taste. The coconut oil is certified organic, unbleached, not deodorized and without any additives. The unhardened, unrefined "Virgin Coconut Oil" convinces with its excellent properties and particularly high content of valuable lauric acid. Both sizes (500ml and 1 liter) are filled into a practical, reclosable white glass. This can later be used as a storage jar for powder, nuts and much more. Where does our coconut oil come from? The current batch is from the Philippines. Tips for use: In the kitchen and for personal care You can use the oil, which has a firm consistency in the refrigerator, for example as a butter substitute, spread or for salad dressing. However, due to its fatty acid structure, it can also be used for frying at high temperatures and gives sauces, Asian dishes and other dishes a subtle exotic note. Very tasty in desserts and homemade chocolates. Insider tip: pour a teaspoon of warm coconut oil over ice cream. Applied as a hair care or hair treatment, it makes brittle hair supple and shiny. To do this, massage coconut oil into dry hair, leave it on for 10-15 minutes, then wash the hair with a mild shampoo. Coconut oil has a firm consistency at room temperature and begins to melt and turn into oil at around 25 degrees. Nutritional values ​​coconut oil per 100g Energy value 3688 kJ / 896 kcalFat 99.8g- of which saturated fatty acids: 94.5gCarbohydrates 0g- of which sugar 0gDietary fiber 0gProtein 0.6gSalt 0g  

Flaxseed oil from Swiss organic flaxseed: freshly and cold-pressed and unfiltered Update: Pre-order now for the next pressing on 11. December 2023. As already announced, the 500ml version will now be filled in BPA-free tin bottles with a black matt design. As an addition to our range, we are introducing 250ml bottles for SFR 20. The 100ml remains in the familiar Miron glass bottle for several months. The next linseed oil pressing will take place on Monday 20. November 2023. Please place your pre-order by Sunday evening 19. November. Shipping will be on Wednesday 22. November with Post Pack Priority, so delivery should be on Thursday. Below you will find all other order data. Flaxseed oil is one of our favorite products because: Very tasty: Freshly pressed flaxseed oil does not taste bitter at all (in the first weeks), but rather has a slight nutty taste. Organic: Producer Jakob Bachofner's brown organic flax seeds come from their own fields in Fehraltorf. Cold pressed: Due to mill water cooling, the oil temperature remains at 28-32°C throughout the pressing. Regional: Fehraltorf is only 10 km from our warehouse in Wetzikon. Home delivery is CO2 neutral with Swiss Post. Why is flaxseed oil so healthy? With approximately 50% alpha-linolenic acid/omega 3, flaxseed oil is one of the most potent suppliers of this important fatty acid. Just 1 tablespoon of flaxseed oil covers the daily requirement of 2 g of alpha-linolenic acid for an adult. Omega-3 fatty acids are of great importance for our metabolism. They are important building blocks of our cell membranes, they have an anti-inflammatory effect, protect cells against premature aging and strengthen the immune system. You can find more interesting information about omega-3 fatty acids in our health guide. Use Fresh flaxseed oil is a real delight! Jakob Bachofner of the Oelerei presses flaxseed oil from organic flax seeds from his own fields in Fehraltorf freshly and with a press cooled with raw food grade water at 28-32°C - feel the difference. It is not filtered, but left in the refrigerator for 1 day so that the cloudy matter can settle. The flaxseed oil is then bottled, transported to the warehouse and shipped the same day. It is possible that very little cloudy material (it is a little darker) settles at the bottom of the bottle. It can be consumed without hesitation. Linseed oil goes perfectly with cold and lukewarm dishes such as salad, potatoes and muesli. It can also be enjoyed pure (1 tablespoon daily). Linseed oil is also suitable for external use on very dry skin. Linseed oil favorite recipes We ourselves have been enthusiastic flaxseed oil consumers for many years, which is why we are happy to list our favorite recipes for inspiration: Raw almond milk with a fresh apple and linseed oil Budwig-Crème-Müesli (based on low-fat quark and linseed oil) Golden milk with linseed oil Chia pudding with linseed oil Apple and cinnamon porridge with linseed oil Wholemeal bread with cottage cheese, linseed oil and sprouts Vegan mayonnaise with almond butter and linseed oil Potato salad with linseed oil Tomato and onion salad with basil and linseed oil Experiment: Drizzle the linseed oil and some salt over half an avocado. What is your favorite linseed oil recipe? Let us know and we'll be happy to add it to the list. Ordering process for freshly pressed flaxseed oil from Swiss flaxseed To pre-order, buy the flaxseed oil as usual online, send us an email to info@samaranatura.ch or give us a quick call on 044 586 27 27. On Monday morning we place our order with Jakob Bachofner from the Oelerei. He presses the flaxseed oil on Monday. Then the freshly pressed organic flaxseed oil has to rest for a day in cold storage for sedimentation (lowering of turbid matter). The bottles are filled on Wednesday morning and I immediately bring the bottles to our social logistician in Wetzikon. He sends all orders (flaxseed oil with any other items ordered) on Wednesday with Post Pack Priority (without a SFR 2 surcharge), so you should receive your order on Thursday of the same week. Freshly pressed flaxseed oil only for pre-orders Due to the sensitivity to heat and the short shelf life, we do not keep flaxseed oil in stock, but only accept pre-orders from September to June, which are then carried out once a month. In the warm months, shipping is done with cooling pads. Size variants and prices The organic flaxseed oil can be ordered in 2 different sizes: 100ml for CHF 10.- resp. from 3 pieces CHF 9.50 500ml for CHF 33.- resp. from 3 pieces CHF 31.35 Order deadlines 2nd semester 2023 Sunday November 19th, 2023 Sundy December 10th, 2023Sunday January 14th, 2024Sunday February 11th, 2024Sunday March 10th, 2024Sunday April 14th, 2024Sunday May 12th, 2024Sunday June 9th, 2024 Durability Shelf life after pressing is 3 months. Please always keep the flaxseed oil in the refrigerator, even before opening the bottle for the first time. This slows down the oxidation that occurs very quickly in flaxseed oil. Our flaxseed oil is specially packaged in dark violet Miron glass to protect it from sunlight and the associated premature oxidation. There are 2 options for extending the shelf life: Very modern refrigerators sometimes have a 0-degree zone. Stored there, the flaxseed oil can be kept for about a month longer, or you can freeze it, which extends the shelf life to 6 months. Once opened, the bottle should be consumed within 3-4 weeks. Important instructions Flaxseed oil and camelina oil are not the same. While flaxseed oil is pressed from flaxseed, camelina oil comes from camelina. Camelina oil has a longer shelf life, but at around 35% it has a lower proportion of alpha-linolenic acid/omega 3. Cold-pressed oils (except coconut oil) are heat-sensitive and are therefore mainly suitable for cold dishes. Toxic compounds can form when heated to high temperatures, e.g. when roasting. Nutritional values of organic flaxseed oil per 100g Energy 3475 kJ / 830 kcalFat 93g- of which saturated fatty acids (palmitic acid and stearic acid) 8g- monounsaturated fatty acids (oleic acid) 19g- polyunsaturated fatty acids (linoleic acid and alpha-linolenic acid) 67gcarbohydrates 0gof which sugar 0gprotein 0gsalt 0g Compared to other oils, linseed oil has a very high proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids. Depending on the seed, it is 10-30% linoleic acid (omega-6 fatty acid) and 40-70% alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3 fatty acid), which can be converted by the body into DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid). Origin Switzerland, chilled pressed by Jakob Bachofner in Fehraltorf with flaxseed from our own fields in Fehraltorf ZH. New producer with pictures After our former producer unfortunately had to go out of business, we started looking for a new solution in the summer of 2021. There were various options with high-quality producers of chilled-pressed organic oils, but in the end we found the most suitable alternative in Jakob Bachofner from the Oelerei in Fehraltorf. The main reason is the short distance of just 10 kilometers between the oil production and our warehouse in Wetzikon. This enables us to deliver the flaxseed oil to you even one day earlier/fresher - it couldn't be faster. Jakob produces high-quality oils, certified organic according to the Swiss organic regulation CH-BIO-086. Here are a few pictures of the cultivation and harvesting of the flaxseed from Fehraltorf. Flaxseed oil, Flaxseed blossoms unfold   Flax capsules in close-up The flax is ready for harvest Mowing with the disc mower Drying the flax in the sun for 2 days Thresh flax with the combine harvester The water-cooled oil mill to press linseed oil in raw food quality Jakob Bachofner in the field

Cold pressed organic hazelnut oil from the Bernese oil mill This bio-certified hazelnut oil was obtained from Italian hazelnuts and pressed under 37 degrees Celsius. It is very rich in omega 9 fatty acids.Use: With its wonderful nutty flavor, hazelnut oil is ideal for flavoring salads (combined with olive oil) and raw food. Note: Cold-pressed oils (except for coconut oil) are sensitive to heat and are therefore mainly suitable for use in the cold kitchen. When strongly heated, e.g. roasted, poisonous compounds can arise. Producer: Cédric Wüthrich from the Bernese oil mill produces high-quality oils, certified according to Swiss Organic Ordinance CH-BIO-086 and in raw food quality.

Cold pressed Swiss organic hemp oil from the Bernese oil mill This bio-certified hemp oil was obtained from Swiss hemp seeds and pressed under 37 degrees Celsius. It is very rich in omega 3 (alpha-linolenic acid) and omega 6 (linoleic acid) fatty acids, which are also in the optimal ratio 1:3. Use: With its wonderful taste, hemp oil is ideal for the flavoring of vegetable dishes and salads. A homemade saladsauce with hemp oil is great and is doing well! Hemp oil is also suitable for application on the skin and hair, because it can have a regenerative and cell-regenerating effect. Note: Cold-pressed oils (except for coconut oil) are sensitive to heat and are therefore mainly suitable for use in the cold kitchen. When strongly heated, e.g. roasted, poisonous compounds can arise. Producer: Cédric Wüthrich from the Bernese oil mill produces high-quality oils, certified according to Swiss Organic Ordinance CH-BIO-086 and in raw food quality.

Olivenöl extra nativ von Sizilien  Das kaltgepresste Bio Demeter Olivenöl der höchsten Qualitätsstufe "extra nativ" stammt zu 100% aus italienischen Oliven. Es wird schonend durch mechanische Pressung hergestellt und erfüllt die höchsten Anforderungen bezüglich Geschmack und Zusammensetzung. Die sizilianischen Oliven verdanken ihren herben und intensiven Geschmack den fruchtbaren Böden und profitieren im Reifungsprozess vom mediterranen Klima und dem wärmespeichernden Lavagestein. Verwendung Dieses Olivenöl passt perfekt für würzige Salatsaucen und Dips, aber natürlich auch zum Verfeinern von Vorspeisen und Hauptgängen wie Kartoffelstock, Suppen oder Gemüse. Herkunft Sizilien (Italien) Nährwerte Olivenöl SALAMITA pro 100g Energiewert 3758 kj (899 kcal) Fett 72g - davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 16.5g Kohlenhydrate 0g - davon Zucker 0g Eiweiss 0g Salz 0g

Organic hemp oil - rich in valuable omega-3 fatty acids Update: The new pressing with a best before date of 30. June 2024 is now available. The hemp plant produces oleaginous seeds that contain between 25-35% by weight of oil rich in essential fatty acids (EFA). EFA are fatty acids that humans cannot produce themselves and which they depend on through food. Why consume hemp oil? Hemp oil is an excellent food for supplying EFA, linoleic acid, alpha-linolenic acid and the rare gamma-linolenic acid. These fatty acids are required for the production of numerous hormones and for cell renewal. Fatty acids support the functions of the human body to maintain health and contribute to the normal development and growth of the organism. Omega-3 fatty acids are built into the cell membrane and are necessary for their structure and function. Omega-3 fatty acids have an impact on blood lipid regulation. They make a contribution to health as part of a balanced diet. Hemp oil in comparison with similar products Hemp has an optimal functional ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids for humans, which is considered to be 4:1. Hardly any other vegetable food source contains the essential fatty acids (EFA) in such an ideal ratio for the human organism! While hemp oil is more expensive than hemp seed, the EFAs in the oil are more readily available and metabolized by the body. Because EFAs are so important to our diet, because most people's bodies aren't functioning optimally, and because hemp is such a nutrient-rich product, we think it's a good idea to include both oil and seeds in your daily diet. Hemp oil for skin care The oil can also be used externally for skin care, even if the skin is in poor condition, as it is easily absorbed and provides a lot of moisture. What makes our cold-pressed organic hemp oil special? Most oils sold in the supermarket are extracted at too high temperatures and with solvents and then refined. The oils lack the beneficial properties and contain harmful trans fatty acids as a result of hydrogenation. Our hemp oil is gently cold-pressed in Austria from local organic hemp seeds, filled into dark-tinted bottles, sealed and stored in a cool place to preserve the impressive nutritional properties of the oil. 1 liter of hemp oil is obtained from 5 kg of unpeeled hemp seeds. It has a beautiful green-yellow colour and has a nutty, slightly grassy taste. Please note that oils should be pressed with minimal heat because the higher the temperature, the faster the oil will be destroyed by light, oxygen and other chemical reactions. A change in the fatty acid molecules caused by heat also affects the nutritional and biological value of the oil. Use of organic hemp oil in everyday life It is not suitable for frying and should only be used raw. Hemp oil gives salad dressings, marinades, mayonnaise, dips and spreads a spicy touch. It can be used instead of or in conjunction with olive, walnut and safflower oils. Intake for a person with average build/body fat profile can be 1-3 tablespoons (up to 50ml) per day. Nutritional values ​​organic hemp oil per 100g Energy 3441 kJ/837 kcalFat 93gfrom that- saturated fat 8.8g- monounsaturated fatty acids 13g- polyunsaturated fatty acids 70gcarbohydrates 0gof which sugar 0gprotein 0gsalt 0gVitamin E 76mg (633% NRV*)Omega-3 fatty acids (α-linolenic acid) 16 g/100 ml*the recommended daily dose of 12mg according to the Food Ordinance

Cold-pressed high-oleic organic sunflower oil from Soyana This bio-certified high-oleic sunflower oil comes from specially cultivated sunflowers. It contains approx. 75% monounsaturated fatty acids and is therefore particularly suitable for heating and frying. Normal sunflower oil, on the other hand, contains only about 23% mono-saturated (omega-9 fatty acids) but about 60% polyunsaturated fatty acids. Also, safflower oil, walnut oil, pumpkin kernel oil and linseed oil have a high proportion (> 50%) of polyunsaturated fatty acids. These are essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which the body needs to form important body-specific substances. Essentially, our body can not form these fatty acids ourselves, which is why we are dependent on the intake of 19g per day of our food. The oils mentioned are basically healthy as long as they are not heated. This causes the polyunsaturated fatty acids to disintegrate and poisonous degradation products and free radicals form. Use high-oleic oils (also called HO or HOLL), coconut oil (contains many saturated fatty acids) or roast butter. A slightly older but clear article can be found in the Ktipp of 8 September 2009. Nutritional values high-oleic organic sunflower oil per 100ml Energy values ​​1590 kJ / 380 kcalProtein 1.4gCarbohydrates 3.7gFat 40g

Kaltgepresstes Bio Mandelöl von der Naturkostbar Dieses gekühlt gepresste Mandelöl schmeckt angenehm mild und eignet sich hervorragend als Zutat in der Küche wie auch für die Hautpflege. Herkunft und Produktion Die schonend geernteten und getrockneten Bio Mandeln stammen aus der Region um Alicante und Granada im Süden von Spanien. In der Naturkostbar Manufaktur in Uetendorf werden die Mandeln schonend kaltgepresst. Die wassergekühlte Ölpresse sorgt dafür, dass die Temperatur unter 37°C bleibt. Dadurch bleiben die wertvollen Inhaltstoffe im Öl erhalten und machen es zu einem besonderen Genuss. Dieses Mandelöl ist 100% pur und e enthält keine anderen Öle. Wie kann Mandelöl am besten verwendet werden Dieses Mandelöl von Naturkostbar schmeckt intensiv-nussig und ist dabei zugleich angenehm mild. Mit seinem sanften Aroma rundet es Salatsaucen, Dips, Desserts, Müsli wunderbar ab. Das säurearme Mandelöl ist jedoch auch als gutes Pflegeprodukt für Haut und Haare bekannt. Es eignet sich insbesondere zum Einölen von Babyhaut und Kinderhaut sowie für die Bauchpflege bei Schwangeren. Hinweis: Bei der Anwendung in der Küche, empfiehlt es sich im Kühlschrank aufzubewahren. Warum Mandelöl nicht erhitzen? Kaltgepresste Öle (ausser Kokosöl) sind hitzeempfindlich und eignen sich deshalb vorwiegend in der kalten Küche. Bei starkem Erhitzen, z.B. Braten, können giftige Verbindungen entstehen. Zusatzinformationen Zutaten: 100% Bio Mandelöl Bio-Zertifikat: CH-BIO-086 Allergene: Mandeln Nährwerte Mandelöl pro 100g Energie 3400kJ (830kcal) Fett 92g davon einfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 74g davon mehrfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 15g davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 3g Kohlenhydrate - davon Zucker - Eiweiss - Salz - Vitamin E 40mg Vitamin K 7µg

Kaltgepresstes Bio Aprikosenkernöl von Naturkostbar Die biologisch angebauten Aprikosenkerne stammen aus der Türkei. In der Naturkostbar Manufaktur in Uetendorf werden die Aprikosenkerne schonend kaltgepresst. Die wassergekühlte Ölpresse sorgt dafür, dass die Temperatur unter 37°C bleibt. Dadurch bleiben die wertvollen Inhaltstoffe im Öl erhalten und machen es zu einem besonderen Genuss. Dieses Aprikosenkernöl ist 100% pur und enthält keine anderen Öle. Wie kann Aprikosenkernöl am besten verwendet werden Das hochwertige Aprikosenkernöl verfeinert mit seinem lieblichen Aroma und der typischen Persipan-Note Salatsaucen und Dips. Wir empfehlen es nach dem erstmaligen Öffnen im Kühlschrank aufzubewahren. Aprikosenkernöl eignet sich ebenfalls gut für die Hautpflege, sei es als wohlriechendes Massageöl oder als beruhigendes Aftersun-Öl. Es zieht langsam in die Haut ein und stärkt die Hautelastizität. Warum Aprikosenkernöl nicht erhitzen? Kaltgepresste Öle (ausser Kokosöl) sind hitzeempfindlich und eignen sich deshalb vorwiegend in der kalten Küche. Bei starkem Erhitzen, z.B. Braten, können giftige Verbindungen entstehen. Enthält Aprikosenkernöl Blausäure? Aprikosenkernöl enthält kaum Blausäure. Die Säure aus den Kernen verflüchtigt sich bei der Pressung. Der Genuss des Aprikosenkernöls ist unbedenklich und eine Bereicherung für die Ernährung. Zusatzinformationen Zutaten: 100% Bio Aprikosenkernöl Bio-Zertifikat: CH-BIO-086 Allergene: Aprikosenkerne Nährwerte Aprikosenkernöl pro 100g Aprikosenkernöl ist ein hochwertiger Energielieferant mit hohem Anteil an ungesättigten Fettsäuren. Das Öl enthält reichlich Vitamin B1, welches unsere Zellen vor oxidativem Stress schützt. Energie / Nährstoff pro 100g g/mg/μg %1 Energie 3400kJ (830kcal) 40% Fett 92g 131% davon einfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 65g 433% davon mehrfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 21g - davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 6g 30% Kohlenhydrate - - davon Zucker - - Eiweiss - - Salz - - Ballaststoffe - - Vitamin A - - Vitamin C - - Vitamin D - - Vitamin E - - Vitamin K - - B-Carotin (Provitamin A) - - Vitamin B1 4mg 364% Vitamin B2 - - Vitamin B3 - - Vitamin B6 - - Vitamin B12 - - Magnesium - - Kupfer - - Mangan - - Selen - - Jod - - Folsäure/Folacin - - Chlorid - - Kalium - - Biotin - - Pantothensäure - - Calcium - - Phosphor - - Eisen - - Zink - - Molybdän - - Fluorid - - Chrom - - 1 Referenzmenge/Tagesdosis für einen durchschnittlichen Erwachsenen (8400kJ/2000kcal)

Kaltgepresstes Bio Baumnussöl aus Schweizer Baumnüssen Update vom 01.12.2022: Da Naturkostbar teilweise kein Baumnussöl verfügbar hatte, haben wir von der Oelerei in Fehraltorf ein paar Flaschen kaufen können. Auf der rechten Seite kannst du die Variante ausgewählen. Starke, majestätische Baumnussbäume verwöhnen uns im Schweizer Seeland jeden Herbst mit Baumnüssen. Lokale Bauern sammeln die wildgewachsenen Nüsse von Hand ein und bringen sie zu unserem Nussknacker. Die rohen, geknackten Baumnüsse verarbeiten wir in unserer Manufaktur in Uetendorf weiter. Unsere wassergekühlte Ölmühle sorgt dafür, dass bei der Pressung kein Wärmestau entsteht und die Temperatur des Öls immer unter 37°C bleibt. Das ungefilterte Öl lassen wir anschliessend sedimentieren. So entsteht unser besonders hochwertiges, kaltgepresstes Baumnussöl mit einem ausgezeichneten Nährstoffgehalt. Es versorgt Sie mit mehrfach ungesättigten Fettsäuren und Vitaminen. Und das aromatische Öl bereichert mit seinem mild-nussigen, feinen Geschmack jeden Teller; von der Vorspeise über Hauptgänge bis zum Dessert. Verwendung Baumnussöl schmeckt herrlich aromatisch mit mild-nussigem, feinem Aroma. Dieses Öl ist eine delikate kulinarische Bereicherung. Es verfeinert beispielsweise Salate, Gemüse und Desserts und veredelt auch warme Speisen. Fügen Sie das Öl nach dem Kochen hinzu, damit das Aroma und die wertvollen Inhaltsstoffe erhalten bleiben. Mit ein, zwei Tropfen des Baumnussöls werden Ihre Gerichte zu. Hinweis: Im Kühlschrank aufbewahren. Baumnussöl eignet sich auch für die Hautpflege. Es wirkt regenerierend und glättet die Haut. Warum ist Baumnussöl gesund? Unser Baumnussöl ist mit seinem Gehalt an 72% Linolensäure besonders reich an mehrfach ungesättigten Fettsäuren. Diese essentiellen ungesättigten Fettsäuren sind für unseren Organismus von besonderer Bedeutung und gehören zu einer gesunden, ausgewogenen Ernährung. Durch seinen hohen Gehalt an Omega-3-Fettsäuren kann unser Baumnussöl auch zur Aufrechterhaltung eines normalen Cholesterinspiegels im Blut beitragen. Baumnüsse enthalten ausserdem Lecithin, Cholin, die Vitamine B1, B2, B6 sowie das Vitamin E, welches dazu beitragen kann, unsere Zellen vor oxidativem Stress zu schützen. Warum Baumnussöl nicht erhitzen? Kaltgepresste Öle (ausser Kokosöl) sind hitzeempfindlich und eignen sich deshalb vorwiegend in der kalten Küche. Bei starkem Erhitzen, z.B. Braten, können giftige Verbindungen entstehen. Zusatzinformationen Zutaten: 100% Bio Baumnussöl Bio-Zertifikat: CH-BIO-086 Allergene: Baumnüsse Nährwerte Baumnussöl pro 100g Energie 3400kJ (830kcal) Fett 92g davon einfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 16g davon mehrfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 63g davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 7g Kohlenhydrate - davon Zucker - Eiweiss - Salz - Vitamin E 3.3mg Vitamin K 15µg

Kaltgepresstes Bio Kürbiskernöl von Naturkostbar Die biologisch angebauten Aprikosenkerne stammen aus der Türkei. In der Naturkostbar Manufaktur in Uetendorf werden die Aprikosenkerne schonend kaltgepresst. Die wassergekühlte Ölpresse sorgt dafür, dass die Temperatur unter 37°C bleibt. Dadurch bleiben die wertvollen Inhaltstoffe im Öl erhalten und machen es zu einem besonderen Genuss. Dieses Aprikosenkernöl ist 100% pur und enthält keine anderen Öle. Wie kann Aprikosenkernöl am besten verwendet werden Das hochwertige Aprikosenkernöl verfeinert mit seinem lieblichen Aroma und der typischen Persipan-Note Salatsaucen und Dips. Wir empfehlen es nach dem erstmaligen Öffnen im Kühlschrank aufzubewahren. Aprikosenkernöl eignet sich ebenfalls gut für die Hautpflege, sei es als wohlriechendes Massageöl oder als beruhigendes Aftersun-Öl. Es zieht langsam in die Haut ein und stärkt die Hautelastizität. Warum Aprikosenkernöl nicht erhitzen? Kaltgepresste Öle (ausser Kokosöl) sind hitzeempfindlich und eignen sich deshalb vorwiegend in der kalten Küche. Bei starkem Erhitzen, z.B. Braten, können giftige Verbindungen entstehen. Enthält Aprikosenkernöl Blausäure? Aprikosenkernöl enthält kaum Blausäure. Die Säure aus den Kernen verflüchtigt sich bei der Pressung. Der Genuss des Aprikosenkernöls ist unbedenklich und eine Bereicherung für die Ernährung. Zusatzinformationen Zutaten: 100% Bio Aprikosenkernöl Bio-Zertifikat: CH-BIO-086 Allergene: Aprikosenkerne Nährwerte Aprikosenkernöl pro 100g Aprikosenkernöl ist ein hochwertiger Energielieferant mit hohem Anteil an ungesättigten Fettsäuren. Das Öl enthält reichlich Vitamin B1, welches unsere Zellen vor oxidativem Stress schützt. grünen Farbstoff Chlorophyll auf. Nährwerte Øpro 100g/100ml%11 Referenzmenge für einen durchschnittlichen Erwachsenen (8400kJ/2000kcal) Energie 3400kJ (830kcal) 40% Fett 92g 131% davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 17g 85% davon einfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 28g 187% davon mehrfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 47g - Kohlenhydrate - - davon Zucker - - Ballaststoffe - - Eiweiss - - Salz - - B-Carotin (Provitamin A) - - Vitamin A - - Vitamin B1 - - Vitamin B2 - - Vitamin B3 - - Vitamin B6 - - Vitamin B12 - - Vitamin C - - Vitamin D - - Vitamin E 4mg 33% Vitamin K - - Biotin - - Calcium - - Chlorid - - Chrom - - Eisen - - Fluorid - - Folsäure/Folacin - - Jod - - Kalium - - Kupfer - - Magnesium - - Mangan - - Molybdän - - Pantothensäure - - Phosphor - - Selen - - Zink - -  

Kaltgepresstes Bio Aprikosenkernöl von Naturkostbar Die biologisch angebauten Aprikosenkerne stammen aus der Türkei. In der Naturkostbar Manufaktur in Uetendorf werden die Aprikosenkerne schonend kaltgepresst. Die wassergekühlte Ölpresse sorgt dafür, dass die Temperatur unter 37°C bleibt. Dadurch bleiben die wertvollen Inhaltstoffe im Öl erhalten und machen es zu einem besonderen Genuss. Dieses Aprikosenkernöl ist 100% pur und enthält keine anderen Öle. Wie kann Aprikosenkernöl am besten verwendet werden Das hochwertige Aprikosenkernöl verfeinert mit seinem lieblichen Aroma und der typischen Persipan-Note Salatsaucen und Dips. Wir empfehlen es nach dem erstmaligen Öffnen im Kühlschrank aufzubewahren. Aprikosenkernöl eignet sich ebenfalls gut für die Hautpflege, sei es als wohlriechendes Massageöl oder als beruhigendes Aftersun-Öl. Es zieht langsam in die Haut ein und stärkt die Hautelastizität. Warum Aprikosenkernöl nicht erhitzen? Kaltgepresste Öle (ausser Kokosöl) sind hitzeempfindlich und eignen sich deshalb vorwiegend in der kalten Küche. Bei starkem Erhitzen, z.B. Braten, können giftige Verbindungen entstehen. Enthält Aprikosenkernöl Blausäure? Aprikosenkernöl enthält kaum Blausäure. Die Säure aus den Kernen verflüchtigt sich bei der Pressung. Der Genuss des Aprikosenkernöls ist unbedenklich und eine Bereicherung für die Ernährung. Zusatzinformationen Zutaten: 100% Bio Aprikosenkernöl Bio-Zertifikat: CH-BIO-086 Allergene: Aprikosenkerne Nährwerte Aprikosenkernöl pro 100g Aprikosenkernöl ist ein hochwertiger Energielieferant mit hohem Anteil an ungesättigten Fettsäuren. Das Öl enthält reichlich Vitamin B1, welches unsere Zellen vor oxidativem Stress schützt. Energie / Nährstoff pro 100g g/mg/μg %1 Energie 3400kJ (830kcal) 40% Fett 92g 131% davon einfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 65g 433% davon mehrfach ungesättigte Fettsäuren 21g - davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 6g 30% Kohlenhydrate - - davon Zucker - - Eiweiss - - Salz - - Ballaststoffe - - Vitamin A - - Vitamin C - - Vitamin D - - Vitamin E - - Vitamin K - - B-Carotin (Provitamin A) - - Vitamin B1 4mg 364% Vitamin B2 - - Vitamin B3 - - Vitamin B6 - - Vitamin B12 - - Magnesium - - Kupfer - - Mangan - - Selen - - Jod - - Folsäure/Folacin - - Chlorid - - Kalium - - Biotin - - Pantothensäure - - Calcium - - Phosphor - - Eisen - - Zink - - Molybdän - - Fluorid - - Chrom - - 1 Referenzmenge/Tagesdosis für einen durchschnittlichen Erwachsenen (8400kJ/2000kcal)