samuelson06:


Where did the hot water go?

The hot water melt into the dough and that's what brings out the Oil

dollypi:
Your content is good and timely.

More of this.

Thanks

Youngkingz:



1. you didn't say if blending the groundnut if we're going to include water in the blending machine?
2. The video didn't really give instructions because, it keeps jumping. We alone saw where u put the second water next thing i saw u using hand i don't really understand.

Please help us to do and understanding video from the beginning, that we that want to try it will can do it ourselves

Water is not added to the Groundnut while blending. I will make a more detailed video

Lithiumite:


How cheap is soya beans?

The measure of Soya beans is 1,700 here in the North

Lithiumite:


You didn't give of proper measurements like quantity of ground nuts to quantity of oil.

The quantity of Oil depends on the species of Groundnut.

FarmersUNIT7:



The hot water melt into the dough and that's what brings out the Oil

So you mean part of the water isn't in the oil? Meanwhile, I was thinking that if the Groundnut isn't roasted before using it, more oil can come out because in the process of roasting it, it burns off the oil due to the heat.

Last thing, how much did you buy the groundnut you used for this?

This is a great innovation God help your self efficient but why is it just reaching the front page now.

Mariangeles:


If people can go through the "stress" of extracting palm oil that is even more tedious, why not ground oil, right?

There is more of mass production in palm oil than the other. Remember many use their legs during palm oil production