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Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter)

Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter)

Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter) Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter)
$ 29.50

Score By Feature

Based on 210 ratings
Flavor
9.71
Value for money
8.51

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Product Description

Cooking with light cooking oil is a perfect choice for preparing seafood and other tender entrees that have subtle flavors. Healthy choice to use as a cooking and salad oil.
In addition to being used as a cooking ingredient, this product can be used externally as a moisturizer to enhance elasticity and firmness. In fact, you can use this as a hair conditioner as well.
LOWER SMOKE POINT With a high smoke point (485 F), this oil will not smoke or degrade as rapidly as vegetable or coconut oils.
The tea polyphenols contained in this product help to prevent inflammation. As well as boosting the immune system, it has antibacterial properties.
It has 0 Grams of Trans Fat, No Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat, Cold Pressed From Tea Seeds, and No Cholesterol.

Questions & Answers

Do you know the expiration date on Arette organic tea seed oil (500 milliliters)?

A few days after my current one expires, I will get a new one. The card is old, but I plan to use it by the end of a year

Is there any information on the amount of Oleic Acid in this oil?

The more you drink it, the healthier you will become. 100% Organic Tea Seed Oil (Tea Oil) (Camellia Oleifera) 500ml/Bottle *br>Extra Virgin Cold Pressed From the seeds. Eight percent of the fats are unsaturated. Fatty acids of monounsaturated fatty acids (54% Oleic Acid C 18 Omega 1 9)*br>9. Approximately 26% of the fat is polyunsaturated (Linolenic Omega 3, Linoleic Acid 18, Omega 3 Pomegranate Extract 2, No trans fat *br>Low saturated

Do you have any experience using this on the ?

On several occasions, I have utilized it on my skin. My skin used to be massaged on a weekly basis, so I could relate to how massage oil and massage gels feel on it. The skin feels like it is treated to a light massage oil. It is always a good idea to plan to wear old clothes or clothing that I can wash relatively easily afterward if I have massage oil on. The stuff's flavour is very strong, so my husband rubs a little bit all over himself in winter. Herbal ingredients help cure any itch, but especially during the winter when his back becomes itchy. The information I have provided should be helpful for you.

Whenever you say "with natural flavor" do you mean that it has been flavored by you?

It's true that natural flavors, organic or otherwise, are chemical concoctions that mutate the nutritional value of any food where they are present. There is "naturally" a lot of flavor in just about everything. The truth is quite the opposite.

Selected User Reviews For Arette Organic Tea Seed Oil (USDA Certified) Extra Virgin, No Flavor, Extra Light, Cold Pressed 17 Ounces (500 Milliliter)

My third or fourth purchase of this oil
3/5

I have loved it for a long time and I am glad to have it back in my life. In the past, the oil has never had much of an odor and its taste has always been very light. But this time, it I smell an odor of rancidity, as if old oil was being used. I am now reluctant to place another order.

Samira Conway
Samira Conway
| Apr 04, 2021
I wish you good health! There is an interesting article written by Naomi Whittal on tea seed if you want to have a look
5/5

It tastes better too (milder for cooking), plus it doesn't smoke, nor does it easily degrade. It has more omega3s than olive oil and has a higher content of omega-6s. You guys, this stuff has a smoking point of 485 degrees!.

Frances Riley
Frances Riley
| Jun 16, 2021
This product is great for managing reactive oxygen species (ROS)
5/5

Tea seed oil is rich in flavonoids, which reduce ROS production. The ROS have a detrimental effect on your health and prevent you from expressing yourself. Among its many benefits, catechins lower blood pressure, balance cholesterol levels, and help stimulate the immune system. Unlike vegetable oil, this oil does not burn, it degrades slowly, making it healthier than vegetable oil.

Scout Bridges
Scout Bridges
| Aug 22, 2020
A little bit of baking goes a long way Almost any cooking that is done at a temperature higher than 250 degrees
5/5

A very high smoking temperature is characteristic of this oil The new go-to is 400 F) and it's easy to do If you are frying, grilling, or baking in oil It's pretty much any cooking that reaches a temperature of more than 250 degrees. This grit is very mild or even lacks any flavor, so it is an excellent ingredient for any Adding it to salads is also a good idea.

Liberty Arroyo
Liberty Arroyo
| Apr 09, 2021
An alternative to salad dressings that is healthy
5/5

It almost becomes a part of my daily routine. With red pepper flakes, I put it over my salads and eat it with avocados. You are so fortunate to have such a good body and mind.

Mylah Pope
Mylah Pope
| Jan 30, 2021
Cooking with this is a breeze
4/5

When cooking with this oil, you can expect the results to be similar to olive oil. Despite the differences in consistency and pouring, the consistency appears to be Apparently olive oil is susceptible to oxidation at high temperatures, so we switched to tea tree I love it, but the price is too high.

Catherine Rivera
Catherine Rivera
| Mar 25, 2021
I am amazed
5/5

I don't know how I survived without it! How could I have lived without it? I am amazed.

Hezekiah Nelson
Hezekiah Nelson
| Sep 26, 2020
I am very happy with this I chose this oil as a replacement for our previous favorite tea oil, which was no longer available
5/5

It's a great choice. We'll miss our former favorite a lot.

Malcolm IQBAL
Malcolm IQBAL
| Oct 08, 2020

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