Soya oil Manufacturing by Pressing Methods

Soya oil Manufacturing By pressing Method

What is soybean oil?

Soybean oil is a vegetable oil extracted from soybean seeds. The quantity of Soybean oil ranks first all over the world. There are many kinds of soybean oil. Ato processing methods,  there are pressing soya bean oil and solvent extraction soya bean oil. According to the type of soybean, it contains crude soya bean oil and genetically modified organism soya bean oil. The colors of crude soya bean oil vary with the breed of soybean. In generally, the color is yellowish, light green, puce, etc. Refined soya bean oil is yellowish. The  soybean oil with deep color have beany flavor, and also its thermostability is poor. When heating, the soybean oil will produce more bubbles. Soybean oil contains more linolenic acid, easily to oxidate and produce “bean smell”.
Soya bean oil is a kind of frequently-using cooking oil which is commonly sais soybean salad oil. Soybean oil is extracted from the seeds of the soybean seeds through cold pressing or hot pressing. About cold pressing oil, it has light color and light soybean flavor. As for hot pressing oil, the high-temperature processing has lead to high oil yield. Whereas the color is deeper with the thick bean smell. According to the process, it contains crude soybean oil, filtered soybean oil, refined soybean oil. Crude soybean oil is tawny, whereas most of refined soybean oil is yellowish with large stickiness. If soybean oil is exposed to air for a long time, the surface of soybean oil will appear unstable film. Soybean oil nutrition value is higher than other oil, many people in China like it.



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  1. Soya oil is commonly solvent extracted being economical operation at large scale, producing deoiled meal with higher protein and higher yield of crude oil which is however higher in impurities. Can you give some idea on quality / nutritional value datas for solvent extracted oil & cold pressed oil and difference in processing to consume for edible use.

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