The name Pure Cooking oil is an acronym for Pure Cooking Organic.

The word comes from the Sanskrit word for “oil,” which was the term for a kind of organic material.

The name was inspired by the word “purple” in Sanskrit.

Pure cooking oil is used in India as an ingredient in many dishes, including curries and rice cakes.

The Indian food industry uses the oil for cooking, baking and baking ingredients.

Pure Cooking organic is the same as Pure Cooking premium, which is made from organic materials, according to Pure Cooking website.

PureCook organic has a rating of 5 stars on Amazon.

The website states that it has been the best seller on Amazon for more than two years, and the website also gives consumers the option to make their own PureCook product.

The PureCook Organic website says, “Pure Cooking Organic is a 100% organic oil from the world’s leading producer, Patanjala, in India.

Patanji is an organic food company that was founded by Dr. Sudhir Mishra in 1973 and is one of the world leaders in organic food and food processing.”

Mishra died in 2016.

Mishra and Patanjuas founder, Dr. S.K. Raman, founded the PatanJala organic company in 1983.

Patapal is a brand name used to describe Patan Jindal’s Organic brand of cooking oil.

The company has a brand identity that includes the words “Pure Oil” and “Patan Jindal.”

PatanK Jindal is the brand name of Patan Jha.

In 2015, the company was bought by the United States-based company, Amalgamated Foods, for $1.2 billion.