Bangalore has no shortage of shops selling 'cold pressed' oil. But very few let you see how the oil is actually made. At Vedic Taila, you can.
Live crushing at our Chandapura mill
Our mill on Chandapura–Anekal Road runs a traditional wooden press — known as chekku in Tamil, gana in Kannada, ganuga in Telugu and kachi ghani in Hindi. Visit us and you can watch the seeds go in and fresh oil come out. Nothing is hidden.
We started Vedic Taila because we wanted the kind of oil our grandparents used — pressed slowly, nothing added, nothing taken out. We believe healthy living begins in the kitchen, and the kitchen begins with honest oil.
What makes our oil different
- Wood pressed below 35°C. The slow wooden press keeps the oil cool, so its natural aroma and character stay intact.
- Unfiltered. We let the oil settle naturally. You may see a little sediment at the bottom — that is a sign of real, unprocessed oil.
- No preservatives. Just the seed, pressed.
Oils we press
- Groundnut (Kadalekai) Oil — for daily cooking and frying
- Sesame (Ellu / Gingelly) Oil — for tempering, pickles and oil baths
- Coconut (Kobbari) Oil — for cooking, hair and skin
- Mustard Oil — kachi ghani style
- Sunflower Oil — light and mild
- Niger Seed (Huchellu) Oil — a forgotten Karnataka favourite
- Castor (Haralenne) Oil — for external use
Delivery across Bangalore
Can't visit? We deliver across Bangalore, including Electronic City, Silk Board, Koramangala, Whitefield and nearby areas. Orders of 5 litres and above get free delivery (any mix of oils). Smaller orders have a small delivery charge: ₹50 for 1 litre, ₹70 for 2–3 litres and ₹75 for 4 litres. You can also pick up your order free from our mill. For other states, delivery is free on orders of ₹3,500 and above (minimum order ₹3,500).
Visit us
Vedic Taila Wood Cold Pressed Oil Mill
Chandapura–Anekal Road, Suryanagar Phase I, Chandapura, Bengaluru
Email: vedictaila@gmail.com
Find us on Google Maps as Vedic Taila Wood Cold Pressed Oil Mill (live crushing available). Bring your family — children especially love watching the press at work.