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Zero Oil Roasting: What It Actually Means
Dry roasting vs frying, and what happens to protein, fat and taste in each method.
BodSpark7 August 20263 min read
- zero oil
- how it is made
Frying vs roasting
Frying cooks food inside hot oil, which the food absorbs. Dry roasting uses hot air and direct heat — no oil is added at any stage.
What you gain
- 1Far less added fat per serving.
- 2Longer shelf life without preservatives, because there is no oil to go rancid.
- 3A cleaner taste — you taste chana, not oil.
What you should check on any pack
- Ingredient list should be short and readable.
- No palm oil, no added sugar, no artificial colour.
- A transparent pack so you can see what you are buying.
That is exactly why BodSpark jars are clear.
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