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  • Turkey cold pressed grape oil cold pressed grape
  • Turkey cold pressed grape oil cold pressed grape
  • Turkey cold pressed grape oil cold pressed grape
  • Turkey cold pressed grape oil cold pressed grape

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  • What are the TPC values of cold pressed grape seed oil?
  • TPC values of cold pressed grape seed oils from Austria were 59–108 μg GAE/g oil ( Bail et al., 2008 ), while for Spain, samples TPC values were 16.82–34.43 mg/kg for Monastrell, Garnacha Tintorera, Petit Verdot, and Syrah varieties ( Pardo et al., 2009 ).
  • Why is grape seed oil better than cold press?
  • Since the cold press method includes no heat or chemical treatments, the last product has a relatively higher amount of antioxidants, an important level of aroma compounds and phytochemicals. These properties cause grape seed oil to be preferred for supplements and a healthy diet.
  • What lipids are in grape seed oil?
  • Grape seed oil consists mainly of neutral lipids, especially triacylglycerols (TAG). Depending on the method used for extraction and the refining extent, the oil may also contain some free fatty acids and phospholipids. Most of the physical and chemical properties of oils are determined by the fatty acid composition.
  • How is grape seed oil extracted?
  • For industrial production, cold pressing (screw pressing or continuous mechanical expression) and/or solvent extraction processes are mostly used to obtain grape seed oil. Cold pressing, which applies a lower process temperature and no solvent, is preferred to ensure a higher-quality oil extraction, although the yield is lower (55%–95%).

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