Zero Waste Oil Use: How to Use Leftover Cold-Pressed Oil
- AdiAnsh Media

- Sep 27
- 1 min read

We’re all becoming more conscious about waste. But what about the oil left behind after cooking? Throwing it out not only wastes money but also harms the environment. Here’s how to repurpose oils safely.
Reuse in Cooking (With Care)If you’ve fried something in groundnut or sunflower oil, strain it through a fine sieve once cooled and reuse for another round of frying or sautéing. Just avoid mixing different oils.
DIY Skincare with Coconut and Almond OilLeftover cold-pressed coconut or almond oil can double as a moisturizer, makeup remover, or hair mask. These oils are safe for topical use and packed with nutrients.
Composting with Used OilsIn small amounts, used oils (especially plant-based like sesame or groundnut) can enrich compost piles. Just avoid dumping large quantities.
Creative Household Uses
Rub a few drops of oil on wooden spoons or cutting boards to keep them conditioned.
Use as a natural polish for iron pans.
Oil lamps in traditional rituals can also reuse small amounts of leftover sesame or mustard oil.
Why Zero Waste Matters
Sustainability starts at home. Using every drop of your Arkka cold-pressed oil means less waste, lower costs, and a smaller environmental footprint.









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