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Pure Bull-Driven Black/Brown Sesame Oil — Nandi's Blessing

1L
Rs. 859
Sale price  Rs. 859 Regular price  Rs. 1,200
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Nandi's Blessing pure bull-pressed sesame oil bottle against a clean white background showcasing the product label and green cap.

Pure Bull-Driven Black/Brown Sesame Oil — Nandi's Blessing

Tradition in Every Drop

Rs. 859
Sale price  Rs. 859 Regular price  Rs. 1,200

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Quantity1L

DESI BULL DRIVEN

ULTRA COLD PRESSED

100% CHEMICAL FREE

RICH QUALITY SEEDS

Description

Nandi's Blessing Pure Bull-Driven Sesame Oil is made from carefully selected black and brown sesame seeds and extracted using a traditional bull-driven wooden ghani process. This cold pressed sesame oil has a naturally rich nutty aroma and distinctive sesame flavour, making it suitable for everyday cooking and traditional household uses.

The slow mechanical extraction process helps retain the natural character of the sesame seeds while keeping the oil in its pure, unrefined form. If you're looking for wood pressed sesame oil or traditionally extracted til oil, Nandi's Blessing brings an authentic Indian oil-making approach to your kitchen.

At Hatti Butti, we focus on careful sourcing and traditional extraction to create sesame oil that stays close to the natural character of the sesame seed. Browse our selection of traditional natural products.


Why Choose Nandi's Blessing Bull-Driven Sesame Oil?

Nandi's Blessing is made using a traditional bull-driven wooden ghani. Carefully selected black and brown sesame seeds are slowly pressed using a traditional extraction process operated by indigenous Malnad Gidda and Desi Jawari bulls.

This traditional approach helps retain the natural aroma, flavour and character of sesame oil while keeping the product in its pure, unrefined form.

Benefits of Sesame Oil

Sesame oil is valued for its distinctive nutty flavour, versatility and traditional use in Indian households.

Key Benefits :

Naturally rich sesame aroma and flavour
Naturally contains Vitamin E
Contains naturally occurring fatty acids
Suitable for everyday cooking
Suitable for traditional Indian recipes
Traditionally used for hair oiling
Suitable for body massage
Traditionally used for oil pulling
Made using a traditional bull-driven ghani

Uses of Sesame Oil

Sesame Oil as Cooking Oil

Nandi's Blessing Sesame Oil can be used for:

Everyday cooking
Tempering and tadka
Stir-fries
Curries
Chutneys
Pickles
Sautéing
Traditional Indian recipes

Its distinctive nutty flavour can complement dishes where sesame oil is traditionally preferred.

Sesame Oil for Hair

Sesame oil for hair has traditionally been used in Indian households and Ayurvedic practices.

It can be incorporated into a regular hair-care routine through:

Scalp massage
Pre-wash oiling
Hair-length oiling
Traditional hair-care routines

Apply an appropriate amount according to your hair and scalp needs and wash as usual.

Sesame Oil for Body Massage

Sesame oil has traditionally been used for body massage and Abhyanga, an Ayurvedic oil-massage practice.
If you have sensitive skin, patch-test a small amount before regular use.

Sesame Oil for Oil Pulling

Sesame oil has traditionally been used for oil pulling, a traditional oral-care practice.

Use an edible-grade oil, swish it around the mouth and discard it without swallowing. Oil pulling should complement—not replace—regular brushing, flossing and professional dental care.

Storage Information

Store in a cool, dry place. Keep away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use. Avoid storing near the stove or other direct heat sources. Follow the storage and best-before instructions on the product label.

Common Regional Names For Sesame Oil

Hindi: तिल का तेल (Til Ka Tel)

Marathi: तीळ तेल (Til Tel)

Punjabi: ਤਿਲ ਦਾ ਤੇਲ (Til Da Tel)

Gujarati: તલ નું તેલ (Tal Nu Tel)

Odia: ତିଲ ତେଲ (Tila Tela)

Tamil: எள்ளு எண்ணெய் (Ellu Ennai)

Telugu: నువ్వుల నూనె (Nuvvula Nune)

Kannada: ಎಳ್ಳೆಣ್ಣೆ (Elle Enne)

Malayalam: എള്ളെണ്ണ (Ellenna)

How We Make Our Bull-Driven Sesame Oil

The process begins with carefully selected black and brown sesame seeds. The seeds are slowly pressed using a traditional wooden ghani operated by indigenous Malnad Gidda and Desi Jawari bulls.

The slow mechanical extraction process is designed to minimise excessive heat during pressing while retaining the natural aroma, flavour and character of the sesame seeds.

For Hatti Butti, bull-driven oil making represents a traditional Indian approach that continues to have a place in modern kitchens.

Traditionally Pressed Sesame Oil vs Refined Sesame Oil

Traditionally pressed sesame oil is mechanically extracted using a traditional pressing process, while refined sesame oil undergoes additional processing.

The choice depends on individual preferences regarding extraction method, flavour, aroma and processing.

Nandi's Blessing follows a traditional bull-driven pressing process and is offered in its pure, unrefined form.

Nutrition

Sesame oil naturally contains fatty acids and Vitamin E.
The exact nutritional values can vary by product and batch.

For accurate information regarding calories, total fat, saturated fat and other nutritional values, refer to the nutrition information provided on the product packaging.

Like other edible oils, sesame oil is calorie-dense and should be consumed in appropriate portions as part of a balanced diet.

Pack Size & Price

Nandi's Blessing Sesame Oil is currently available in a convenient 1 Litre pack.

The current sesame oil price is displayed on the product page and may vary depending on offers and availability. Please check the product selector for the latest price before ordering.

Why Choose Hatti Butti?

At Hatti Butti, we believe traditional food practices still have a place in modern kitchens.

Nandi's Blessing combines carefully selected groundnuts with traditional bull-driven extraction, bringing authentic Indian oil-making practices to everyday cooking.

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FAQ's

What is sesame oil?

Sesame oil is a plant-based edible oil extracted from sesame seeds. It is known for its nutty aroma and is used in cooking, skincare, hair care, and traditional wellness practices.

What is the difference between cold pressed sesame oil and refined sesame oil?

Cold pressed sesame oil: Extracted using mechanical pressing with minimal heat, retaining natural aroma and nutrients. Refined sesame oil: Processed using heat, filtration, and refining methods that reduce aroma and natural compounds. Cold pressed oils are preferred for natural use and traditional applications.

Why choose traditionally pressed sesame oil?

Traditionally pressed sesame oil is made using a slow mechanical process without chemical refining. It is preferred for its natural sesame aroma, authentic taste, and minimal processing, making it suitable for cooking and traditional uses.

Is sesame oil good for health?

Sesame oil contains: Natural fatty acids Vitamin E Antioxidant compounds It can be part of a balanced diet when used in moderation, as it is calorie-dense like all edible oils

Is Nandi’s Blessing Sesame Oil unrefined?

Yes. Nandi’s Blessing Sesame Oil is 100% unrefined and produced using a traditional bull-driven wooden ghani process without chemical refining or bleaching.

Is sesame oil good for low porosity hair?

Yes, but results vary. For low porosity hair: Use small amounts Apply on slightly warm hair/scalp Avoid heavy buildup Effectiveness depends on individual hair type and routine.

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