Give the Gift of Culinary Oils
Our gift sets vary from season to season, featuring some of our most popular and most tasty culinary oils.
Certified organic, raw and fresh!
- 250ml Coconut Oil
- 100ml Pumpkin Seed Oil
- 100ml Lemon Infused Oil
- 100ml Black Sesame Seed Oil
- 250ml Poppy Seed Oil
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Cold Pressing Culinary Oils Technique
Cold Pressing Technique
At Ostro Organics we use a modern low-pressure screw press to extract the oil from various nuts and seeds. Focusing on low pressure in addition to low heat extraction. Higher heat means higher yield but also more alteration when it comes to its molecular structure. At Ostro Organics we press every oil at s different heat point. Ranging from 9° to 29° degrees Celsius.
Ostro Organics presses oils under very low pressure and minimal temperatures. Currently ranging between 9° and 29° Celsius. Resulting in low yield oil extraction, obtaining a yield of roughly 55% depending on the variety of nut and seed.
Higher yields can easily be reached by applying industry standards including: More pressure, heat, solvents in addition to adding other agents to the extraction process.
Overall, when consuming Ostro Organics cold pressed oils in this pure, fresh, natural and real form, you will NOT be consuming hydrogenated fats or trans fatty acids.
Ingredients and Production
Ingredients
Cold pressed, raw, certified organic seeds.
Certified Organic Oil quality
Extra Cold Pressed
Pure and Fresh
Raw and Unrefined
Not mechanically filtered
Certified Organic by PACS 16-661
Free of Trans-Fats
Vegan and Gluten Free
Ostro Organics is certified organic by the Pacific Agricultural Certification Society (PACS) Certification Number 16-661
Non Genetically Modified Organisms
Ostro Organics uses no GMO’s. This is also verified by the Organic Certification Body PACS. For more details visit PACS online. Click here

Ostro Organics Oil Mill
Location
Ostro Organics Oils are pressed fresh, in small batches in Victoria B.C. Canada
Crop origin
The origin of various crops is subject to change. In addition to farmers crop rotation, harvest short falls, cost of shipping and not to mention world demand. For example when sourcing nuts, special focus on unpasteurized nuts, the country of origin can change frequently.
Production steps
- The raw oil is being pressed in small batches.
- After pressing the oil sludge settles at the bottom of the oil barrel.
- The fresh oil is then carefully being decanted and bottled.
- Followed by capping and proper labeling.
Storing Cold Pressed Culinary and Skin Oils
Storage
Refrigerate after receiving and opening.
When storing outside the fridge, keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources!
- Try our 5 Easy and Fast Recipes using cold pressed oils
- Use our Homemade Poppy Seed Oil Vinaigrette with Mustard for your next salad. It’s light and ultra-delicious.
- For another kitchen favorite, try our Walnut Oil Mayonnaise
- Try our Homemade Red-Beet Carpaccio! Unlike so many recipes out there, we actually tried this!
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