About Krauterhaus Sanct Bernhard – Bio cumin oil (250 ml / 8,45 fl. oz.)
Krauterhaus Sanct Bernhard Bio Cumin Oil is a premium cold-pressed black cumin oil sourced from certified organic farming in Egypt. Made from 100% Nigella sativa seeds, this oil is produced without heat or chemical extraction, preserving the natural richness of the seed’s fatty acid profile — including a high concentration of linoleic acid, an essential polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid.
This oil naturally contains linoleic acid. With over 51 g of linoleic acid per 100 ml, and a suggested daily amount of 20 g of black cumin oil (providing 10 g of linoleic acid), it offers a concentrated source of this fatty acid.
Bottled in glass to protect quality and purity, this versatile organic oil can be enjoyed directly, drizzled over salads and cold dishes, or applied externally to the skin. It is suitable for vegans, vegetarians, and those following gluten-free or lactose-free lifestyles.
Información nutricional
| Nutriente | Por cada 100 ml |
|---|---|
| Energía | 3404 kJ / 828 kcal |
| Grasa | 92 g |
| – de los cuales, ácidos grasos saturados | 15 g |
| – de los cuales, ácidos grasos monoinsaturados | 23 g |
| – de los cuales, ácidos grasos poliinsaturados | 54 g |
| – – of which linoleic acid | 51 g |
| Hidratos de carbono | 0 g |
| Proteína | 0 g |
| Sal | 0 g |
Ingredientes
100% Egyptian black cumin oil from controlled organic farming ( Nigella sativa , cold pressed).
Modo de empleo y posología
Can be consumed directly or mixed with salads and other cold starters. Also suitable for external use, e.g. on blemished skin. Suggested daily amount: 20 g of black cumin oil, providing 10 g of linoleic acid.
Advertencias
Black cumin oil is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Store out of reach of small children.
Información sobre alérgenos
No se indican alérgenos en la etiqueta.
Almacenamiento
Store sealed in a dry place, not above room temperature.
Información nutricional
- Vegano
- Vegetariano
- Sin gluten
- Sin lactosa
