More About: Organic Sesame Oil

As a producer and supplier we think it’s important to share information about the products in our range.

In “More About: Organic Sesame Oil” we will share information about the organic sesame oil of Spack.

Spack is supplier of the organic sesame oil and has the following types in its range:
– Organic sesame oil, cold pressed
– Organic sesame oil, roasted

In the article below we will tell you what the differences are between the 2 types of sesame oil. Information will be shared with you about the uses and the origin of the organic sesame oil. We will also tell you in what types of packaging the organic sesame oil is available.

Origin

The sesame oil is made from the seeds of the sesame plant, which is called the sesame seeds. The sesame plant grows in hot, dry climates and grows well in subtropical areas around the whole world, especially in Afrika, South-America and Central-America. Spack purchases the sesame seeds from their supplier, the seeds are pressed at a different location.

The organic sesame seeds are grown by organic farmers in Uganda. The supplier of Spack is part of a big project in Northern-Uganda, the project in Northern-Uganda aims on improving livelihoods of the local farmers.

The sesame seeds are pressed in Nïederkruchten, in Germany. The seeds are pressed at a low temperature, this ensures that the oil retains its flavor and nutrients.

Spack also supplies organic roasted sesame oil, the roasted variety is made from 100% roasted sesame seeds. It is red/ brown of color and has a more nutty taste than the cold pressed sesame oil. The organic roasted sesame oil of Spack is from Mexico.

Uses

Kitchen

Sesame oil is a very popular ingredient in Asian recipies. It is mainly used to flavor a dish and is therefore often added last to the dish. The nutty taste is seen as a great addition to (cold) salads, sauces and marinades.

The roasted sesame oil has a more nutty taste than the cold pressed sesame oil, and is also very popular in Asian recipes.

Massages

Sesame oil has been used for centuries in Ayurveda for healing massages. Ayurveda massage is an Indian massage method where warm herbal oils and essential oils are used.

Skin

Sesame oil is used in various skin products. It is marketed as an emollient that helps to hydrate, soften and smooth the skin.

Hair

There are also various hair products on the market that contain sesame oil.