Daana Sunflower Oil: Certified USDA Organic, Extra Virgin, Cold Pressed, High Oleic, Non-GMO. Healthy Oil for Cooking, Baking, Frying, Hair and Skin Care. Pesticide and Chemical Free (12 oz)

I've used this is oatmeal, cooking eggs, vegetables - has a sweeter taste and it goes on well. I know I'm getting my healthy values in this oil, too. Adding more - this so delicious and so well made, I think, it's my favorite oil to date.

Not too greasy at all. Basically scentless, but very beneficial for cooking or skin and hair. Nice label too!

The color is lovely, just as pictured, the moisturization exactly as desired, and I will try it in a few culinary dishes. It's just my original order was not properly packed by Amazon. The seller, however, came through for me and offered to fix it to ultimate satisfaction. I loved the follow through, continuous communication and the high quality products offered. I will be returning for more. Thank you, team! 🥰

quality is good. will reorder

Very good quality oil. Thick. A bit cloudy as it should be. Not too strong taste. Just right for non filtered oil. The only thing is that I will probably buy a glass bottle for this oil, the one with a dispenser/silicone top/pouring spout, something like that. It would be a lot more handy to use it, without having spills and runs on a side of the original bottle. No complaints to the manufacturer though! :) I am happy with everything and planning to buy one more bottle. Definitely recommend to give it a try. Update. 11/02/2021 I took two stars off after ordering a larger bottle. The oil I got this time smells and tastes as it is OLD. Disappointed enough to lower my rate.

It is fairly difficult to find unrefined sunflower oil. This oil is so clear that at first I thought it was refined, but it does have a subtle, faintly sweet hint of sunflower seeds. It does not pack the punch that I was hoping for (I have been spoiled by nut oils), but will be fine for dressings.

I was raised near the place that specialized in production of cold-pressed sunflower oil and know well how the normal sunflower oil should taste and smell. This oil has rich in flavor and has distinct smell. I am wondering what kind of complex chemical process it should go through to be converted into this "Daana" substance? It smells nothing but plastic and has no taste. I guess the only place where it is possible to get the real sunflower oil are Russian or Ukrainian stores. This purchase was complete waste of money...

Why would anyone package an organic product in plastic? I have not used the oil yet but didn't realize it would be in a plastic bottle. I realize plastic is cheaper for shipping, but I would rather pay a little more and not be adding microplastics to my body and the planet. So I will not order this again unless they offer it in glass.