Have you ever noticed that cold-pressed oils, especially in the rainy season, sometimes foam up when cooking?

What Causes Cold-Pressed Oils to Foam?

Cold-pressed oils are made using a method that preserves their nutrients and flavor by avoiding heat during extraction. However, because no heat is used, a small amount of moisture remains in the oil. When you heat the oil, this moisture turns to steam and causes the oil to foam.

If your cold-pressed oil doesn’t foam at all, it could indicate that anti-foaming chemicals like dimethylpolysiloxane have been added.

While these chemicals can prevent foaming, they aren’t natural, and one should avoid them.

How to Prevent Foaming in Cold-Pressed Oils

If you want to reduce foaming without having to use refined oils that contain chemicals, here’s an easy, natural solution:

Why Choose Natural Solutions?

It’s always better to use natural solutions and keep your food healthy. Avoid refined oils with added chemicals and instead just use my grandma's trick to manage foam to ensure that you’re cooking with pure, unadulterated ingredients.