nut oil

British  

noun

1. oil obtained from walnuts, hazelnuts, etc, used in paints and varnishes and in cooking

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Example Sentences

The basic soup can be enriched by replacing the water with stock, adding heavy cream or coconut milk, or stirring in some olive oil, basil oil or a nut oil.

From New York Times

Local harvesters could produce Brazil nut flour, vacuum-sealed roasted nuts and cold-pressed nut oil, for example.

From New York Times

Steaming or glazing the vegetables are classic preparations, but the sprouts also work well tossed with a nut oil and roasted, or shaved and sautéed.

From Los Angeles Times

Dietary fat can be divided into two camps – the solid, mostly animal-derived saturated fats such as lard, dripping and butter and the liquid, unsaturated fats such as olive oil and nut oil, mostly derived from plants.

From The Guardian

Some branded stores offer luxurious touches, like presses that make fresh pine nut oil for customers while they wait.

From New York Times