Kashmiri Almond Oil (Badam Rogan) – Cold Pressed

Description

Kashmiri Almond Oil Health Benefits and Uses

Discover the purity of Kaizer Cold-Pressed Almond Oil, also known as badam oil. Packed with vitamin E, antioxidants, and healthy fats, this naturally sweet oil is treasured for its wide-ranging almond oil benefits—from everyday cooking to skincare and haircare.

In the kitchen, almond oil for cooking adds a delicate, nutty flavour to salads, stir-fries, and baked dishes, while also providing wholesome nutrition for the entire family. Taken internally, it supports heart health, boosts energy, and aids overall wellness.

For beauty, almond oil for face and skin delivers deep hydration and a radiant glow, while its almond oil hair benefits include stronger roots and natural shine. Versatile and nourishing, Kaizer offers the purest form of cold-pressed almond oil—a timeless essential for health, beauty, and flavour.

Suggested Use

Try almond oil in your baking to add a delicious nutty aroma to breads and sweets. It can also be used as a substitute for butter.

Suitable for high heat. Smoke point of 230°C.

Shelf Life

Unopened bottles have a 24-month shelf life. Opened bottles are best when used within 6 months.

Keep in a cool, dry place.

Lab Tested & Certified

Tested by ITS Testing Laboratory Pvt. Ltd. (ISO 9001:2015, ISO
14001:2015 & ISO 45001:2018 certified) against FSSR 26th Edition
2025 standards. Batch D/K.ALM/2026/001, manufactured May 2026.

Zero argemone oil. Zero mineral oil. Zero pesticide residues. No
lead detected. No arsenic detected. No aflatoxins detected. Free
from rancidity. E. Coli absent. Salmonella absent. Fit for human
consumption per ICMSF standards. Trans fat: 0.0g. Cholesterol: 0.0g.

Fatty acid profile: Oleic Acid 72.37% | Linoleic Acid (Omega-6) 19.4%
| Linolenic Acid (Omega-3) 0.1% | Total MUFA 72.4% |
Total PUFA 19.4% | Saturated Fat 8.2%

Peroxide Value: 4.1 (limit 10.0) — confirmed fresh.

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FAQ

Is this almond oil safe for people with tree nut allergies?

No. Almonds are a tree nut, and this cold-pressed oil retains natural almond proteins. Anyone with a tree nut allergy should avoid this product and consult an allergist before considering any almond-derived oil, whether for cooking or topical use.

Why does this almond oil have such a high oleic acid content (72.37%)?

This high monounsaturated fat content is a natural characteristic of almonds, similar in profile to olive oil, which also relies heavily on oleic acid. This composition is part of why almond oil is prized for both its heat stability in cooking and its skin-nourishing properties when used topically.

Is this sweet almond oil or bitter almond oil, and does it matter?

This is sweet almond oil, the type safe for culinary use, skincare, and haircare. Bitter almond oil, extracted from a different variety of almond, contains compounds that can be toxic if ingested and is not used in food products. Always confirm you are using sweet almond oil for cooking or internal use.

Can I use this almond oil directly on my face, or does it need to be diluted?

Sweet almond oil is generally gentle enough to apply directly to skin without dilution, though we always recommend a patch test on a small area first, especially if you have sensitive or acne-prone skin, before applying more broadly to the face.