Wood-Pressed Sesame (Gingelly) Oil
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7LAND sesame (gingelly) oil, or nallennai, is pressed at low temperature in a wooden chekku from sun-dried sesame seeds grown on our farms in Erode. It is unrefined and lab tested.
Ships from Tirupur. Delivery in 2–4 days in Tamil Nadu, 3–5 days in Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and 4–6 days to Maharashtra and Delhi. Free delivery on prepaid orders above ₹2,500.
| Brand | 7LAND |
|---|---|
| Origin | Sesame from our farms in Erode · pressed in Maniyampalayam, Tirupur |
| Sizes | 250 ml · 500 ml · 1 L · 2 L · 5 L |
| SKU | 7L-SO-250 |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Keep the container tightly closed to avoid oxidation and maintain freshness. |
About Wood-Pressed Sesame (Gingelly) Oil
Wood-pressed sesame oil, known as nallennai in Tamil and gingelly oil in South Indian kitchens. The seeds are handpicked and sun-dried on our farms in Erode, then pressed slowly in a wooden chekku at our unit in Tirupur.
What makes it different
- Sesame from our own farms in Erode.
- Low-temperature wood pressing keeps the aroma of sesame.
- Unrefined and lab tested, with no preservatives or additives.
How to use it
- Tempering for kuzhambu, rasam and chutneys.
- Idli podi and pickles.
- Traditional oil bath: warm oil massaged into hair and body before a bath.
Why families choose it
- Sesame grown on our own farms in Erode
- Pressed at low temperature in a wooden chekku
- Lab tested for quality
- Rich sesame aroma for tempering and pickles
- No preservatives or refining
How it is made
Handpicked sesame seeds are sun-dried on our farms in Erode and pressed at low temperature in a wooden chekku in Tirupur. The oil is settled and filtered. Nothing is added.
Wood-Pressed Sesame (Gingelly) Oil: common questions
Is gingelly oil the same as sesame oil?
Yes. Gingelly oil, nallennai (Tamil), nallenna (Malayalam), ellenne (Kannada) and tilache tel (Marathi) are all names for sesame oil.
Can I use it for an oil bath?
Yes. Warm a little sesame oil and massage it into the hair and body before bathing, as is traditional in Tamil homes.
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