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Argan Oil

Argan Oil 250ml

€34.00
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Pure Argan Oil 250ml, cold pressed within 48h after harvest. Rich in vitamin E, 100% natural, no additives. From the Berber women's cooperatives in Souss.

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Cold-pressed
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Rich in vitamin E
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Souss cooperative
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Our argan oil is cold pressed within 48 hours of harvest, preserving all its natural nutrients. Rich in vitamin E (tocopherols), unsaturated fatty acids (oleic and linoleic) and plant sterols, it has an exceptional nutritional profile. To taste: slightly toasted, fruity, authentic. Produced by Berber women's cooperatives in the Souss region (Morocco), in strict respect of ancestral know-how. Zero additives, zero preservatives, 100% pure and natural.

    150 ml or 250 ml: which one to take?

    The same oil, two sizes. The choice is not about budget but about how fast you get through it, because an opened argan oil loses its aroma over time.

    Reckon on one tablespoon (15 ml) per use. The 250 ml therefore gives you around fifteen more uses than the 150 ml. If you use it once or twice a week, the larger bottle finishes inside the right window. If this is a first taste or an occasional treat, take the 150 ml: an oil finished within six months beats a large bottle forgotten in a cupboard for a year.

    Price per litre is the only useful comparison

    Sizes vary from one seller to the next — 100, 150, 250, 500 ml — which makes the displayed prices incomparable. Divide the price by the volume in litres and you get the one common basis.

    The 250 ml is mechanically cheaper per litre than the 150 ml: the bottle, the cap and the shipping cost roughly the same whatever is inside. That is the whole point of the larger format, provided you actually get through it.

    Pressed within 48 hours, like the small size

    It is exactly the same oil: lightly roasted kernels, cold-pressed within 48 hours of harvest, with no solvent and no refining. Nothing is compromised to reach a lower price per litre.

    The result is an amber oil with a clear roasted-hazelnut taste, rich in unsaturated fatty acids — oleic acid (omega 9) and linoleic acid (omega 6) — and in tocopherols, the vitamin E family.

    Storing the larger bottle

    The one thing specific to the 250 ml: it stays open longer, so storage matters more. Bottle upright, cap closed, away from light and any heat source. A kitchen cupboard is enough; the fridge is unnecessary.

    Unopened it keeps for about two years. Once opened, aim for six months: beyond that it is still edible, but the aromas fade — and those are what you paid for. A light deposit at the bottom is normal.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the 250 ml the same oil as the 150 ml?

    Yes, strictly the same: same roasted kernels, same cold pressing within 48 hours of harvest. Only the volume differs.

    How many servings in a 250 ml bottle?

    Fifteen to twenty, counting one tablespoon (15 ml) per person. At two or three uses a week, the bottle covers about two months.

    Is the larger size better value?

    Per litre, yes: packaging and shipping cost the same for a small bottle as for a large one. But the advantage disappears if the oil sits open for more than six months, since it loses its aroma. Pick the size you will finish.

    How long does it keep once opened?

    About six months to enjoy it at its best, in a cupboard away from light. Unopened, reckon on two years. It stays edible beyond that, simply less expressive.

    Is this argan oil edible?

    Yes, exclusively. It is pressed from roasted kernels and intended for cooking. It is not a cosmetic oil, which is pressed from unroasted kernels.

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