Mustard cake
The pressed seed cake left after extracting mustard oil, supplied as irregular brown flakes. Confirm suitability for the intended use with the mill.
Oil cake is the pressed seed material left after oil extraction. It is an oil-press by-product, also called pina in Nepal. Theki Oil Mill offers mustard cake and sesame cake from its family mill in Kathmandu Valley.
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The pressed seed cake left after extracting mustard oil, supplied as irregular brown flakes. Confirm suitability for the intended use with the mill.
The pressed seed cake left after extracting sesame oil, supplied as light-coloured crumbly flakes. Confirm suitability for the intended use with the mill.
Oil cakes can be used as ingredients in animal feed. Suitability depends on the seed material, processing, the animal and the feed formulation.
Tell the mill which animal and use you have in mind. Confirm the current cake’s suitability with the mill and seek feed-formulation advice from a qualified livestock professional before feeding.
Cake enquiries are by quantity and packing, rather than bottle or five-litre oil sizes. Contact the mill to confirm the available quantity, price and delivery options. You can also explore the mustard oils and sesame oil produced by the mill.
No. Here, cake means the pressed seed by-product left after oil extraction.
Oil cake can be an animal feed ingredient, but suitability for a particular animal and formulation must be confirmed. Ask the mill about the current product and a qualified livestock professional about feeding.
Ask the mill about available quantities and packing. Current prices and delivery options are confirmed before ordering.






