Name: neogric _ Sesame Oil Cake/Oil Meal - Bulk Purchase | 1 Tonne
SKU: Ngrc 00012
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Has Healing Properties
Can Aid in the Treatment Of Sunburns May Support Your Immune System Helps in the Treatment Of Anxiety May Soothe Rheumatoid Arthritic Pain
May Lower Cholesterol Nutritious Source of Plant Protein May Help Reduce Blood Pressure Can Nullify The Effects Of Alcohol May Support Healthy Bones
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Sesame Oil Cake (also known as the Sesame Oil Meal) is derived from the seeds of the sesame plant (Sesamum indicum). The seed takes about 4-5 months to reach maturity at which time about 50% of the capsules should have turned yellow. The pods burst open with a pop when the seeds are mature.

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UPC:	Ngrc 00012
Seller SKU:	Ngrc 00012
Condition:	New
Availability:	In Stock
Minimum order quantity:	1
Date first listed on Zandaux:	Sep 19, 2024

In Northern Nigeria (where most of the nation’s sesame seeds are produced), the seed is harvested twice annually (August and October). One of the factors responsible for sesame seed’s popularity is the numerous uses it serves. For instance, it is a very good source of vegetable oil that contains no cholesterol, thus making it the most demanded vegetable oil in the world. Sesame Oil Cake/Oil Meal is also very important to Nigeria’s agricultural export sector, with the country being one of the highest sesame seed producing countries in the world. The sesame plant has a very drought-resistant nature, in fact, excessive rain can adversely affect the yield. This explains why it thrives excellently in the Northern part of the country and averagely in some parts of Southern Nigeria.

Sesame Seeds are used in the confectionary industry as oil and flavour enhancers. They are also very popular due to the health benefits derived from them. We’ve listed some of these benefits below: