Best value15 L · Family tin
₹4,799MRP ₹6,499
about ₹320 a litre
Inclusive of all taxes · shipping calculated by pincode
About 82 days for a family of four
The new season’s first pressing is just days away.
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Bhurasa 15 litre tin: ₹4,799, about ₹320 a litre. 5 litre tin: ₹1,999, about ₹400 a litre. Prices include all taxes. Single-origin groundnut oil from Jamnagar, pressed below 35°C on a wooden ghani.
Best value₹4,799MRP ₹6,499
about ₹320 a litre
Inclusive of all taxes · shipping calculated by pincode
About 82 days for a family of four
The new season’s first pressing is just days away.

₹1,999MRP ₹2,799
about ₹400 a litre
Inclusive of all taxes · shipping calculated by pincode
About a month for a family of four
The new season’s first pressing is just days away.
Three checks that make two prices comparable.
Divide the price by the litres. Bhurasa works out to about ₹320 a litre in the 15 litre tin and about ₹400 a litre in the 5 litre tin.
Cheaper singtel is usually pressed hot on a steel expeller, then filtered or refined. Bhurasa is pressed on a wooden ghani below 35°C, unrefined and unfiltered, with no preservatives.
One 15 litre tin covers about 247 meals for a family of four, so the difference to ordinary expeller oil is about ₹8 a meal.
Price and what the price buys, side by side.
Ordinary singtel prices are a market reference for expeller-pressed oil, scaled to 15 litres, and move with the market. Check the current rate of the oil you are comparing.
The ghani turns slowly and the oil stays below 35°C. Slower pressing means more time and more care for every tin.
Kathiyawadi G20 groundnut from Agro Zone VI, bought directly from farmers in Jamnagar district. Not blended from many places.
Unrefined, unfiltered, no preservatives. That is why it keeps for 9 months from the pressing date printed on each batch-numbered tin.
The 15 litre tin is ₹4,799 (MRP ₹6,499), about ₹320 a litre. The 5 litre tin is ₹1,999 (MRP ₹2,799), about ₹400 a litre. Prices include all taxes. Shipping charges are calculated from your delivery pincode.
Ordinary singtel is pressed hot on a steel expeller and then filtered or refined. Bhurasa is pressed slowly on a wooden ghani below 35°C from Kathiyawadi G20 groundnut, and left unrefined and unfiltered with no preservatives. Across the roughly 247 meals in a 15 litre tin, the difference comes to about ₹8 a meal.
No. Our big tin is sold by volume: 15 litres. A "15 kg dabba" is sold by weight and holds about 16.5 litres, so when you compare singtel prices, compare per litre.
Divide each price by its litres. As a reference, a 15 kg dabba of expeller-pressed oil runs around ₹3,099, which is about ₹2,820 for 15 litres, against ₹4,799 for Bhurasa's 15 litre tin. Market prices move, so check the current rate of the dabba you are comparing.
Start with the 5 litre tin if you have not cooked with wood-pressed oil before, so you can taste it first. If you already know you like it, the 15 litre tin is cheaper per litre (about ₹320 against ₹400).
A family of four cooking daily uses roughly 166 g a day. The 5 litre tin lasts about a month and the 15 litre tin about 82 days.
Not yet. Every tin is waiting for the new season's first pressing. Join the first-pressing list on this page and we will message you first.
Shipping charges are calculated from your delivery pincode. Orders are dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrive in 5–7 business days. Cash on Delivery is available in Gujarat. We do not ship to Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh and the north-eastern states.
9 months from the pressing date printed on the tin. There are no preservatives, so keep the tin sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Kathiyawadi G20 groundnut, a wooden ghani in Aliabada, below 35°C. 15 L and 5 L tins.