Scientific : Sinapis
alba, Brassica nigra English : Mustard oil French : Huile de
moutarde German : Senföl Spanish : Aceite de
mostaza Indian : Sarson ka Tel
Mustard is a
well-known oil seed
and an annual crop.
It has round stem
with long
inter-modes, simple,
alternate and very
soft yellowish green
leaves. The fruit is
a pod containing
seeds. Dry mustard
seeds are small,
round and
darkish-brown or
grayish-brown in
color. They have no
smell, but when
pounded and
moistured with
water, they emit a
peculiar strong
smell.
Mustard oil is of
vegetable origin and
is obtained from
seeds of the black
and white (Sinapis
alba) mustard
plants. In the crude
state, black mustard
oil (Brassica nigra,
light color) has a
spicy odor and a
strong taste. When
refined it is
neutral in odor and
taste. White mustard
oil (yellow color)
has a bitingly
pungent taste due to
the allyl mustard
oil it contains.
India is the fourth
largest oilseed
producing country in
the world. mustard
seed is having major
percentage of this.
The crude mustard
oil is dark brown in
colour with a
pungent odor.
Refined mustard oil
is used mainly for
cooking as it is
slightly more
viscous and has a
lower saponification
value and a higher
refractive index
compared to other
vegetable oils.
Product description
"Oils" is a
collective term for
more or less
viscous, generally
organic-chemical
liquids. Depending
on their chemical
composition, a
distinction may be
drawn between fatty,
essential, mineral
and silicone oils.
Fatty oils include
liquid, semisolid
and solid products
of vegetable and
animal origin. They
are also known as
sweet oils.
Mustard oil is the
third largest edible
oil produced in the
world after Soy oil
and Palm oil. At a
production level of
13-14 million tons,
it accounts for
about 12% of the
total World's edible
oil production. It
refers to two
different types of
oil that are made
from mustard seeds.
These are
* Fatty vegetable
oil resulting from
pressing the seeds
* Essential oil
resulting from
grinding the seeds,
mixing them with
water and extracting
the resulting
volatile oil by
distillation
Mustard oil, which
is known for its
pungency, strong
flavor & smell, is
traditionally the
most preferred oil
for various culinary
& medicinal usages.
The oil comprises
mostly of the fatty
acids, oleic acid,
linoleic acid and
erucic acid. At 5%,
mustard seed oil has
the lowest saturated
fat content of the
edible oils.
Sarson Tel Mustard
oil nuration
Serving
Size
Calories
Fat (g)
Carbohydrates
(g)
Protein
(g)
Vegetable
oil, mustard
1 1tsp
39.78
4.42
0.00
0.00 z
1 tbsp
123.76
13.75
0.00
0.00
100g
884.00
98.22
0.00
0.00
1 cup
1,927.12
214.12
0.00
0.00
Use of Mustard Oil
Mustard seeds yield
28 per cent of a
fixed oil which is
used in medicine and
soap-making. The
seeds also contain
about one per cent
of a volatile oil
which is used as a
counter-irritant
when greatly
diluted. The prime
usage of mustard oil
are as follows:
*
Food Value:
Widely used as
edible oil.The
mustard seeds are
used as condiment
throughout India.
The oil extracted
from the seeds is
used for frying and
other cooking
purposes.
*
Natural
Benefits and
Curative Properties:
Mustard oil is used
in many prescription
for the treatment of
various ailments
like muscle pain,
cold, hair loss,
etc. Mustard oil
boiled with henna
leaves is useful in
healthy growth of
hair. Regular
massage of the head
with this oil will
produce abundant
hair.
* As
Preservative:
Prevent fungous
growth. Enhance
taste. Preserve
flavour. So used in
Pickles, chutney,
vegetables etc.
*
Massage:
Keeps hair black and
shiny and healthy
hair roots.
*
Medicinal Use:
Glucosinolate, the
pungent principle in
mustard oil, has
anti bacterial, anti
fungal and
anti-carcinogenic
properties, which
account for many
medicinal utilities
of the oil.Very
effective in joint
and muscular pains.
Penetrates in skin
pores keeping it
shiny, smooth and
healthy by resisting
skin diseases.
Convulsion in
Children, Ringworm,
Ear Pain, Hair
Growth, Beauty Aid,
Treatment of
Arthritis and Joint
Pains, Controlling
Triglyceride Levels,
Heart Disease
*
Industrial
Application:
Mustard oil is used
in Biodiesel
Application.
Prevents oxidation
of iron, brass and
metals on
application to them.
Other than as an
edible oil Mustard
oil is also used as
a lubricating oil, a
burning oil and also
in soap production
* An economic oil
with larger shelf
life for longer
taste and nutrition.
* Used for flavouring Indian
recipes as well as
sausages and western
foods
Quality
The acidic value of
an oil is one of the
measures of quality.
However, the acid
value of the oil
must not be too
high, as this
denotes an
excessively high
content of free
fatty acids that
cause the oil to
turn sour & leads to
discoloration.
Mustard oil should
have an acid value
of at most 6.1%.
Oils and fats spoil
by readily becoming
rancid. Rancidity is
promoted by light,
atmospheric oxygen
and moisture and
leads to changes in
odor and taste. So,
we ensure that
processing &
packaging of mustard
oil is done uinder
stringent quality
control mechanisms.
We also ensure
appropriate
temperature ranges,
duration of storage,
etc., so as to
deliver superior
quality oil.
We measure the
quality of the oil
on as maximum
parameter as
possible. The
parameters for which
oil is tested for
are Moisture and
Insoluble
impurities, Colour,
Reflective Index,
Saponif Value,
Iodine Value, Acid
Value, Natural
Essential Oil
Present by Mass, BT
Temperature, Flash
Point, Presence of
Hyroscenic Acid,
Presence of Argemone,
Packaging, Labeling
Info, Actual
Quantity, Overall
Rating (Based on
Total Score).
Packaging
We also provide
reliable packaging
of the cardamom seed
oil and other
cardamom products.
During the packaging
procedure, we keep
the hygienic level
high and also ensure
that there is no
human touch.
Moreover, the
packaging has also
helped in the easy
and safe delivery of
the products.
We are dealing with
various esteemed
clients located in
India as well as in
the markets of New
Zealand and Dubai.
We also promise to
serve a superlative
range of cardamom
and cardamom
products which
includes green
cardamom powder to
our new customers as
we serve to our
existing satisfied
clientele. The
frequent and
concrete feedbacks
from our customers
have also helped in
the advancement of
the managerial
activities and
serving the products
as per the demand
prevailing in the
market. Last but not
the least; we are
also looking forward
to provide more
beneficial deals in
the forthcoming
years.
Why Our brand
Mustard Oil?
Taj Mustard Oil are
well accepted for
it's quality in the
global market. The
main reason behind
this popularity is
the right pungency
and taste of the
oil. Modern
manufacturing
facility, trained
manpower,
new-generation
extraction methods
and stringent
quality control
highlights the
salient features of
mustard oil
manufactured by us.
It is manufactured
from Best Mustard
seed.
* Regular checking
on every step during
process in latest
technology
incorporated plant
* Quality is
maintained by Oil
Technologists
* Well equipped
laboratory with
trained
technologists and
technicians
* A regular and
annual survey of
seed and oil markets
* Rich in natural colour and sweet
fragrance
* Consumed less in
cooking
* Best for namkeens
* Immediate approach
to consumers on
product improvement
Varieties of
Mustards
India is a major
producer of mustard
and oilseeds in
general. There are
three main varieties
of mustards in the
world. Black mustard
oil, white mustard
oil and Brown
mustard oils are the
main varieties.
Black mustard oil or
Banarasi Rai is
derived from black
mustards and has a
spicy and pungent
flavour and aroma.
Brown Indian mustard
is another type of
mustard which is
grown traditionally
in India but is now
grown in other
places too.. White
mustard or safaid
rai is decidedly
pungent as it
contains particular
substances.
Producing yellow
flowers, It has a
hairy stem and the
seeds of the plant
are large and white.
Black mustard is
self sterile and as
it grows well in
temperate climates.
it has been grown in
Europe since the 13
th century.. It has
recently been
introduced for
cultivation more
recently in the
northern half of the
country. Alba and
Hirta are two types
of mustard varieties
grown in southern
Europe and West
Asia. they are grown
during the winter
times in Northern
India alone as the
climate is suitable
for it.
Mustard has high
commercial value and
the mustard is the
principal oilseed
grown in India.
While some varieties
yield more oil,
others are more
pungent in taste.
Traditionally, oil
extraction took
place using the oil
ghani technology.
The cold pressing
technology is used
here and therefore,
it is more highly
valued and priced.
Mustards are used as
fuels also and they
are used in the
production of
biofuels as it is
renewable. After
extraction of the
oil, the remaining
part can be utilised
effectively as
pesticide.