Manno Sunflower Oil
【3本送料無料】まんのう ひまわりオイル 90g×3本
90g x 3 bottles四国うまいもんや
5.0 / 1 reviews
¥3,698
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Japanese nameまんのうひまわりオイル
Sunflowers that began as ornamental flowers in Hozan moved into oilseed planting in 1992; in Manno Town, local seeds are pressed slowly and roasted into a clean oil with a faint nutty aroma.
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【3本送料無料】まんのう ひまわりオイル 90g×3本
90g x 3 bottles四国うまいもんや
5.0 / 1 reviews
¥3,698
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【6本送料無料】まんのう ひまわりオイル 90g×6本
90g x 6 bottles四国うまいもんや
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¥6,865
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【送料無料】まんのう ひまわりオイル 90g×12本 1ケース
90g x 12 bottles (1 case)四国うまいもんや
¥13,056
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Manno Himawari Oil begins with sunflower seeds grown in Manno Town, Kagawa Prefecture. The town's sunflower work started as ornamental planting in the Hozan area of former Chunan Town more than 35 years ago, then shifted into oilseed planting in 1992; by fiscal 2023, the crop covered about 15 hectares across the town. The oil carries that route from field to press: local seed, low-temperature pressing, roasting, and a clean flavor with a faint nuttiness.
In Manno Town, sunflower cultivation first took shape as ornamental flowers in the Hozan area of former Chunan Town more than 35 years ago. From 1992, the town moved into full-scale oilseed planting, and by fiscal 2023 sunflower fields had spread to about 15 hectares across Manno. The same plant that brightens the fields also becomes seed for a local cooking oil.
The name Manno Himawari Oil rests on a concrete material boundary: sunflower seed grown in Manno Town and oil made as Manno-town sunflower oil. The 100% Manno-grown seed keeps the name close to a specific place in Kagawa rather than to a generic category of sunflower oil.
From sowing to harvest, the sunflower cultivation is described without pesticide use; from pressing to bottling, the oil is made without additives. The seeds are pressed slowly by a low-temperature method, and roasting in the process draws out a faint nutty aroma. That combination gives the oil a clean flavor without a strong aftertaste.
The oil's clean, unobtrusive flavor lets it move across everyday dishes without overwhelming them. It can go into stir-fries, salads, and sweets, while the more aromatic premium style is presented for salads or bread. In that range of uses, Manno-grown sunflower seed reaches the hot pan, the salad bowl, dessert batter, and a piece of bread at the table.
At the Manno Town Monozukuri Center in Shichika, the pressing site turns harvested seed into a place people can visit. Visitors can tour the oil-pressing facility, may try bottling, and may encounter freshly pressed oil. The same setting also connects processing, bottling, and local product development around the town's sunflower work.
Manno Himawari Oil stays compelling because its details remain close to Manno Town: Hozan's ornamental sunflowers, the 1992 move into oilseed planting, about 15 hectares of town fields, additive-free low-temperature pressing, and roasting that leaves a faint nutty aroma. When the oil reaches a pan, salad, sweet, or bread, Kagawa's sunflower seed arrives as a clean everyday flavor rather than an anonymous cooking oil.
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