A premium peanut oil born from the Gullah Geechee culinary heritage of the South Carolina Low Country. Carefully refined for a clean, neutral 450°F performance. Uncompromised. Unforgettable.

With a smoke point of 450°F, Gullah Table Peanut Oil handles deep frying, stir-frying, and searing with ease — no burning, no bitterness, just clean, consistent performance every time.
Gullah Table Peanut Oil resists breakdown better than most cooking oils, giving you a longer fry life and more value per bottle. Less waste, more flavor — batch after batch.
Our highly refined peanut oil delivers a clean, neutral flavor profile that enhances your ingredients without overpowering them. The careful refining process removes volatile aromatic compounds, leaving a pure, stable oil perfect for frying, sautéing, baking, and finishing across every cuisine.
Cholesterol-free and rich in monounsaturated fats, Gullah Table Peanut Oil is a smart choice for health-conscious cooks. No additives, no preservatives — just pure, honest peanut oil.
First batch is limited. Secure yours before it's gone.

Our most popular size — keep the pantry stocked and the flavors flowing.
Drums and totes for industrial buyers, distributors, and wholesale partners.
"I've cooked with oils from all over the world, but nothing has the depth and soul of Gullah Table Oil. It's become the first thing I reach for every morning."
Early Taster
Home Cook · Maryland
"The flavor is extraordinary — warm, complex, and clean. I used it as a finishing oil on roasted sweet potatoes and my guests couldn't stop asking what I'd done differently."
Early Taster
Home Cook · Maryland
"Knowing the heritage behind this oil makes every meal feel intentional. It's not just cooking oil — it's a connection to something real and beautiful."
Early Taster
Home Cook · Maryland
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