Thank you from Australia :) keep up the great work, now I know what to do with my peanuts and this will help me produce more of my family's oil needs (in addition to olive oil)
I have a recipe (video) on how to use the residue to make a very popular African snack known as kuli kuli. Search for kuli kuli on my channel or use the link in the description box. Thanks for watching.
You use it to make a popular Nigerian snack known as kuli kuli. I have the video on my channel or you can check the description box for the link to the video. Thanks for watching.
This was really educating. My question is, how long is it advisable to leave the paste if one plans to use the paste for kuli-kuli after extracting the oil. Thank you ❤😊
It takes a lot of effort to extract peanut oil manually, so you have to be patient. It will be longer for you since you added too much water. Keep stirring or add more peanut paste.
Please what kind of peanuts are you using in this video? are you using RAW peanuts or peanuts already ROASTED ready to eat found at any store? There is a difference between them so please clarify that. Thank you
I said it clearly at the beginning of the video that I am using roasted peanuts and I have videos on how to roast them. I did not buy already roasted peanuts from the store, I roasted the peanuts by myself. You can use store bought roasted peanuts if they are still crunchy. Thanks for watching.
@@SpicyDeliciousGoodness The conclusion that I got is that you are using raw peanuts that you previously roasted. Raw peanuts are unroasted. In order to do the oil you have to roast the peanuts. Got it. I'm not from the USA neither you so sometimes language gets in the way. Thank you!!
Yes there is another way to extract the oil in one day but you have to do it manually. I can tell that it is not easy especially if you don't do it for a living. You can watch my kuli kuli video to see how it is done. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for watching. Please subscribe, like and share the video. Thanks in advance!
Good job thanks for sharing
@@VictoriaOtasi-wd9yx You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
Nice one
Thanks for watching
thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks wow original oil.
Thanks so much
Nice Nice looks gorgeous
Thank you 😊
Very impressive Thank you
Thanks for watching
Its amazing learning the easiest way to extract oil from ground nut.
Wow I will try both
Have fun! Thanks for watching.
Thanks a lot, I will try the first method
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
I AM TRYING BOTH! THANKS SIS!
You are so welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thanks ma'am ❤️
Most welcome 😊
Woman, you're a gem! This should be a top video. Thanks for sharing
Wow, thank you!
God bless you..
Amen. Thank you.
Wow thank you for your video and all of your work. I can see why roasted peanut oil is more pricey
Exactly. It is tedious for those sellers who do it by hand but there are machines that extract peanut oil on a large scale. Thanks for watching.
Thanks madam 👍👆🙏
Thank you too
Thanks so much you are a good teacher
I have subscribed
Thank you! 😃
Thks sister
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much for showing me how to make that
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this video. Please do you have a video on making yaji spice, help with the link if you do.
Yes. The link is in the description box. Thanks for watching.
Great video..... ❤I m cool with both methods
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks ma, i really appreciate you for showing us the video
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching
How long in total months did you leave the oil to form. I want to try out this recipe
You can leave it as long as you want. Thanks for watching
Sorry to ask, did you add water while you were blending?
No I did not.
Thank you so much for this detailed video. Whats the longest time the peanut can be left in a jar?
For as long as you want. I bought one 2 years ago and I kept it for almost a year, it did not go bad.
@@SpicyDeliciousGoodness after blending?
Thank you from Australia :) keep up the great work, now I know what to do with my peanuts and this will help me produce more of my family's oil needs (in addition to olive oil)
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope it helps you make your family's oil needs! Thanks for watching.
If want to make klikui too
You can check out my kulikuli video if you are interested. Thanks for watching.
Did you soak the peanut before frying and how is the color after frying thanks.
No I did not.
Did you add water while blending?
No I did not
I like the 1st method bc i like smarter not harder😊
Can u show us how to do corn oil plz😊
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed the first method. Smarter is better than harder. Thanks for the suggestion, I will put it on my to-do list.
Can i use jucer to extract the oil?
I have never tried it but it sounds like a good idea. Please when you give it a try, let me know if it works. Thanks for watching.
can u knead in mixer ?
Yes you can
Can I use a hand mixer?
Yes you can but it could take a toll on the mixer.
Can i add water while blending
Why do you want to add water? You do not need to add water.
What do you do with the peanut that extracted with oil by adding water? do you have recipes to use it from or it is already scrapped?
I have a recipe (video) on how to use the residue to make a very popular African snack known as kuli kuli. Search for kuli kuli on my channel or use the link in the description box. Thanks for watching.
What is the name of this manual machine
Grain grinder/Corn mill. Thanks for watching.
The second one
Sounds good. Thanks for watching
After letting it sit for 18days can I still make kulikuli with the same paste?
Yes you can but you still have to extract the remaining oil from the paste. Thanks for watching.
Hello, and what to do with the waste that is left from squeezing oil?
You use it to make a popular Nigerian snack known as kuli kuli. I have the video on my channel or you can check the description box for the link to the video. Thanks for watching.
This was really educating. My question is, how long is it advisable to leave the paste if one plans to use the paste for kuli-kuli after extracting the oil.
Thank you ❤😊
It is advisable to use it the same day the oil was exacted. Thanks for watching.
Please if the water is too much what is the remedy
Keep stirring it until it becomes solid. Do not add any more water.
Weldone sister. Does it not require preservatives since you added water?
No but you can heat it up for a few minutes to remove any moisture if you are not going to use it soon. Thanks for watching.
Lol, not only that it's the easy way, even the better way
I think so too. Thanks for watching.
I love your voice mum❤
Thank you so much
I prefer the second because it’s faster
Yes it is. Thanks for watching.
@@SpicyDeliciousGoodnesshow much oil u get from kg seed
I tried it but it's not getting strong at all what will I do please I'm confused I feel the water is too much
It takes a lot of effort to extract peanut oil manually, so you have to be patient. It will be longer for you since you added too much water. Keep stirring or add more peanut paste.
Love you too ❤❤❤
Thank you
🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉
Thank you
This is taking forever to get the oil, you can extract peanut oil immediately or in 24 hours
Yes you can
Please what kind of peanuts are you using in this video? are you using RAW peanuts or peanuts already ROASTED ready to eat found at any store? There is a difference between them so please clarify that. Thank you
I said it clearly at the beginning of the video that I am using roasted peanuts and I have videos on how to roast them. I did not buy already roasted peanuts from the store, I roasted the peanuts by myself. You can use store bought roasted peanuts if they are still crunchy. Thanks for watching.
@@SpicyDeliciousGoodness The conclusion that I got is that you are using raw peanuts that you previously roasted. Raw peanuts are unroasted. In order to do the oil you have to roast the peanuts. Got it. I'm not from the USA neither you so sometimes language gets in the way. Thank you!!
Is there no way i can quicken the process instead of waiting for 18days. Can it be done in a day?
Yes there is another way to extract the oil in one day but you have to do it manually. I can tell that it is not easy especially if you don't do it for a living. You can watch my kuli kuli video to see how it is done. Thanks for watching.
what is this white cloth material called, can I find it on amazon?
It is chiffon. Yes you can find it on amazon or any fabric store. Thanks for watching.
It’s like one of the glass oil already fill up fell and broke down she removed that part
🤣🤣🤣🤣 you have a wonderful imagination 🤣🤣🤣 I can't stop laughing.
Love you too bye
Thanks for watching to the end
1st method
Thanks for watching
Can I put little water to make it easy to blend
You do not need to add water, It will definitely blend even when you use a blender. You can use a grinder if you are worried. Thanks for watching.
Does the added water also extract?
Not really. The oil sometimes contains a little bit of moisture but in most cases, the water disappears into the paste. It is like magic.