How to Make Coconut Oil in Nigeria
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In Nigeria, the coconut oil market is still one whose potential is
largely untapped. However, the market is still growing. There is a
huge demand for coconut oil because of its benefits. You can also
start to produce coconut oil.
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How to Make Coconut Oil in Nigeria
This article will teach you how:
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Gather the Coconut oil Ingredients
In order to produce coconut oil, you need mature coconuts and
well-dried meat of coconut (this is the white inner part of the
coconut also known as copra). Copra that is well dried contains low
moisture content.
How to make Coconut oil for Commercial use
Cut the copra into very small bits using a copra cutter.
Put the copra bits into steam kettles and cook lightly using low heat
(at a temperature of about 70oC)
After cooking the copra, you will then put into an oil expeller and press twice.
The filtration process is done by means of a filter press.
Tools and Equipment needed to make coconut oil in commercial quantity
In order to produce coconut oil in commercial quantity, you will need
some tools mentioned below:
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Bucket elevator: This is used to transport bulk materials vertically
of mill equipment.
Steam jacketed kettle: To boil the Copra
Oil Expeller: To extract oil from the coconut liquid
Screw conveyor: This is used to convey oil seeds material to the
hopper of the oil press
Crude coconut oil storage tanks
Filter press: Used for the filtration process
Microfilter
Filtered oil storage tanks
Filling machine
Wooden storage drums: To store large quantity of oil
Package Your Coconut Oil
After the production of the Coconut oil, the packaging is just as
important for you to make sales. In order to be successful in the
coconut oil business, you can aim for better packaging than those
already in the business. Improve the packaging standards of the
already successful businesses in the market.
Ensure you produce high-quality coconut oil. This way you are
guaranteed that your satisfied consumers will always patronize you.
Making Virgin Coconut oil at home
You can also make virgin coconut oil at home. This way you can avoid
buying those sold in the markets which contain preservatives and other
chemicals that are unhealthy for your skin.
Make sure you use only well mature coconut that is dry. Such will have
an outer shell that is dark brown. The coconut meat and water are also
sweet.
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Benefits and uses of Virgin Coconut Oil.
Virgin Coconut Oil is a great hair moisturizer which promotes healthy
hair growth
It is a great skin moisturizer for your body. Virgin Coconut Oil also
helps with skin conditions such as eczema. It keeps the skin supple
and smooth.
What you need in order to make coconut oil at home
Mature coconuts
Heavy object such as a hammer for breaking the coconuts
Blender/Grater
Knife for scooping out the coconut meat
Lukewarm to warm water
A fine mesh for sieving
Chiffon/Cheesecloth
Plastic bowls
A refrigerator
Making coconut oil using the Wet mill Method
Cut out the coconut meat using a knife
Wash the coconut meat and cut into tiny bits
Put in a blender or a grater and add a small quantity of warm water
(just enough to allow the blender blades to rotate freely) and grind
the coconut meat into a smooth paste. A blender is more efficient to
help you get more coconut oil.
Pour the blended coconut meat into a sieve with tiny holes so he chaff
does not get through the sieve.
Use your hands to squeeze out as much milk from the chaff as possible.
Add more warm water to the chaff so you can get out even more coconut oil.
What you have left is coconut milk (a mixture of coconut oil and
water) Pour this into a chiffon or cheesecloth so as to remove the
tiniest coconut chaff.
Place the bowl of coconut milk in a working fridge overnight.
The cold temperature of the fridge will make the coconut oil (the
white part) separated from the water. You will notice that the coconut
oil would have caked at the top of the bowl.
Gently take out the blocks of coconut oil from the bowl
You can then pat them dry with paper towels and place in another clean dry bowl.
Use a spatula to mix the coconut oil till its smooth. You can also use
a mixer to run through the coconut oil.
Leave the mix in the bowl and after some time, you will notice some
more water seeping out from the oil. Keep pouring out this water till
you cannot notice any more water seeping out.
Scoop the coconut oil into containers such as glass jars with tight
covers and put in the refrigerator.
Note: This virgin coconut oil does not contain preservatives and so
can easily get bad and develop a foul odor. Hence, you must keep it in
the fridge always.
Method 2: Boil the Coconut
This is another process of making coconut oil. After blending the
coconut meat, pour the blended coconut meat into a sieve with tiny
holes so that none of the chaff gets through.
Use your hands to squeeze out as much milk from the chaff as possible.
Add more warm water to the chaff so you can get out even more coconut oil.
What you have left is coconut milk ( a mixture of coconut oil and
water) Pour this into chiffon or cheesecloth so as to remove the
tiniest coconut chaff
Put the coconut milk (water and oil) in a clean dry stainless steel pot.
Cover the pot and start cooking on low to medium heat. If you notice
any smoke at any time as you cook, reduce the heat.
Keep an eye on the pot and stir from time to time. Cook till you
notice some charred coconut bits in the oil
Allow the coconut oil cool down to a comfortable temperature
Sieve with a chiffon cloth or a cheesecloth to remove the charred coconut bits.
Your virgin coconut oil is ready! Store in a cool, dry place. Virgin
coconut oil can be used for cooking, hair, and body. Store in a cool
dry place and use as you wish.
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In Nigeria, the coconut oil market is still one whose potential is
largely untapped. However, the market is still growing. There is a
huge demand for coconut oil because of its benefits. You can also
start to produce coconut oil.
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How to Make Coconut Oil in Nigeria
This article will teach you how:
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Gather the Coconut oil Ingredients
In order to produce coconut oil, you need mature coconuts and
well-dried meat of coconut (this is the white inner part of the
coconut also known as copra). Copra that is well dried contains low
moisture content.
How to make Coconut oil for Commercial use
Cut the copra into very small bits using a copra cutter.
Put the copra bits into steam kettles and cook lightly using low heat
(at a temperature of about 70oC)
After cooking the copra, you will then put into an oil expeller and press twice.
The filtration process is done by means of a filter press.
Tools and Equipment needed to make coconut oil in commercial quantity
In order to produce coconut oil in commercial quantity, you will need
some tools mentioned below:
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Bucket elevator: This is used to transport bulk materials vertically
of mill equipment.
Steam jacketed kettle: To boil the Copra
Oil Expeller: To extract oil from the coconut liquid
Screw conveyor: This is used to convey oil seeds material to the
hopper of the oil press
Crude coconut oil storage tanks
Filter press: Used for the filtration process
Microfilter
Filtered oil storage tanks
Filling machine
Wooden storage drums: To store large quantity of oil
Package Your Coconut Oil
After the production of the Coconut oil, the packaging is just as
important for you to make sales. In order to be successful in the
coconut oil business, you can aim for better packaging than those
already in the business. Improve the packaging standards of the
already successful businesses in the market.
Ensure you produce high-quality coconut oil. This way you are
guaranteed that your satisfied consumers will always patronize you.
Making Virgin Coconut oil at home
You can also make virgin coconut oil at home. This way you can avoid
buying those sold in the markets which contain preservatives and other
chemicals that are unhealthy for your skin.
Make sure you use only well mature coconut that is dry. Such will have
an outer shell that is dark brown. The coconut meat and water are also
sweet.
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Benefits and uses of Virgin Coconut Oil.
Virgin Coconut Oil is a great hair moisturizer which promotes healthy
hair growth
It is a great skin moisturizer for your body. Virgin Coconut Oil also
helps with skin conditions such as eczema. It keeps the skin supple
and smooth.
What you need in order to make coconut oil at home
Mature coconuts
Heavy object such as a hammer for breaking the coconuts
Blender/Grater
Knife for scooping out the coconut meat
Lukewarm to warm water
A fine mesh for sieving
Chiffon/Cheesecloth
Plastic bowls
A refrigerator
Making coconut oil using the Wet mill Method
Cut out the coconut meat using a knife
Wash the coconut meat and cut into tiny bits
Put in a blender or a grater and add a small quantity of warm water
(just enough to allow the blender blades to rotate freely) and grind
the coconut meat into a smooth paste. A blender is more efficient to
help you get more coconut oil.
Pour the blended coconut meat into a sieve with tiny holes so he chaff
does not get through the sieve.
Use your hands to squeeze out as much milk from the chaff as possible.
Add more warm water to the chaff so you can get out even more coconut oil.
What you have left is coconut milk (a mixture of coconut oil and
water) Pour this into a chiffon or cheesecloth so as to remove the
tiniest coconut chaff.
Place the bowl of coconut milk in a working fridge overnight.
The cold temperature of the fridge will make the coconut oil (the
white part) separated from the water. You will notice that the coconut
oil would have caked at the top of the bowl.
Gently take out the blocks of coconut oil from the bowl
You can then pat them dry with paper towels and place in another clean dry bowl.
Use a spatula to mix the coconut oil till its smooth. You can also use
a mixer to run through the coconut oil.
Leave the mix in the bowl and after some time, you will notice some
more water seeping out from the oil. Keep pouring out this water till
you cannot notice any more water seeping out.
Scoop the coconut oil into containers such as glass jars with tight
covers and put in the refrigerator.
Note: This virgin coconut oil does not contain preservatives and so
can easily get bad and develop a foul odor. Hence, you must keep it in
the fridge always.
Method 2: Boil the Coconut
This is another process of making coconut oil. After blending the
coconut meat, pour the blended coconut meat into a sieve with tiny
holes so that none of the chaff gets through.
Use your hands to squeeze out as much milk from the chaff as possible.
Add more warm water to the chaff so you can get out even more coconut oil.
What you have left is coconut milk ( a mixture of coconut oil and
water) Pour this into chiffon or cheesecloth so as to remove the
tiniest coconut chaff
Put the coconut milk (water and oil) in a clean dry stainless steel pot.
Cover the pot and start cooking on low to medium heat. If you notice
any smoke at any time as you cook, reduce the heat.
Keep an eye on the pot and stir from time to time. Cook till you
notice some charred coconut bits in the oil
Allow the coconut oil cool down to a comfortable temperature
Sieve with a chiffon cloth or a cheesecloth to remove the charred coconut bits.
Your virgin coconut oil is ready! Store in a cool, dry place. Virgin
coconut oil can be used for cooking, hair, and body. Store in a cool
dry place and use as you wish.
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