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besoilbrandinindia · 1 year

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BEST OIL BRAND IN INDIA

Certainly! Here's a mini blog on the best oil brand in India for thekaizer.com:

When it comes to cooking, the type of oil you use can make a big difference in the taste and healthiness of your food. With so many different brands and types of oil available in India, it can be difficult to know which one to choose. However, one brand stands out as the best: Kaizer.

Kaizer is a premium oil brand that offers a range of high-quality oils, including avocado oil, sunflower oil, and pistachio oil. What sets Kaizer apart from other oil brands in India is its commitment to using only the highest quality ingredients and production methods. All of Kaizer's oils are cold-pressed, which helps to retain the natural nutrients and flavors of the oil.

In addition to their commitment to quality, Kaizer also offers a range of health benefits. Their avocado oil, for example, is high in monounsaturated fats, which can help to lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. Their pistachio oil is also rich in antioxidants and can help to improve skin health.

Whether you're looking for a healthy cooking oil or simply want to add some delicious flavor to your dishes, Kaizer is the best oil brand in India. Try out their range of oils today and taste the difference for yourself.

#best oil brand in India #oil brand #oils for cooking #oil companies in india

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quirkymarshmallows93 · 10 months

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Gas Station Stream of Consciousness Post

Gas Stations as Liminal Spaces

I've had quite a few hyperfixations in my day - ATMs, laundry detergents, credit cards - so my current one pertaining to gas stations is fitting considering my affinity for liminal spaces and the dedication of this blog to them. Liminal spaces are transitory in nature, hence their portrayal in online circles through photos of carpeted hallways, illuminated stairwells, dark roads, and backrooms, among other transitional points.

Gas stations are posted online as well; images of their fuel pumps or neon signage photographed through a rainy car window communicate their liminality and the universal experiences they provide to all of society. Perhaps they are the ultimate specimen of a liminal space. The machines they are created for, automobiles and tractor trailers alike, themselves are tools for motion, vestibules that enable travel and shipment across long distances at high speeds. Cars and roads are liminal spaces, albeit in different formats, and gas stations serve as their lighthouses. Vehicles at filling stations, therefore, are in a sense liminal spaces within liminal spaces within liminal spaces.

The uniqueness of a gas station as a liminal space, however, is its intersection with the economics and aesthetics of capitalism. Gasoline (and diesel fuel) is a commodity, downstream from crude oil, merely differentiated by octane ratings. Some argue that minute distinctions between agents, detergents, and additives make some brands better than others. Indeed, fuels that are approved by the Top Tier program, sponsored by automakers, have been shown to improve engine cleanliness and performance, but this classification does not prefer specific refiners over others; it is simply a standard. To a consumer, Top Tier fuels are themselves still interchangeable commodities within the wider gasoline commodity market.

The Economics of Gas Stations

The market that gas stations serve is characterized by inelastic demand, with customers who reckon with prices that fluctuate day in and day out. This is not to say that consumer behavior does not change with fuel prices. It has been observed that as prices rise, consumers are more eager to find the cheapest gas, but when prices fall, drivers are less selective with where they pump and are just happy to fill up at a lower price than last week. In response, gas stations lower their prices at a slower rate than when increasing prices, allowing for higher profit margins when wholesale prices fall. This has been dubbed the "rockets and feathers" phenomenon.

When portrayed as liminal spaces, gas stations are most often depicted at night, places of solitude where one may also enter the adjacent convenience store and encounter a fellow individual who isn't asleep, the modern day lightkeeper. The mart that resides at the backcourt of a gas station is known to sell goods at higher prices than a supermarket, simultaneously taking advantage of a captive customer, convenient location, and making up for the inefficiencies of a smaller operation. It may come as no surprise, then, that gas stations barely make any money from fuel sales and earn their bulk through C-store sales. This is a gripe I have with our economic system. Business is gamified, and in many cases the trade of certain goods and services, called loss leaders, is not an independent operation and is subsidized by the success of another division of a business, a strategy inherently more feasible for larger companies that have greater scale to execute it.

Nevertheless, most gas station owners, whether they have just one or hundreds of sites, find this method fruitful. Even though most gas stations in the US sell one of a handful of national brands, they operate on a branded reseller, or dealer, model, with oil companies themselves generally not taking part in the operations of stations that sell their fuels. The giants do still often have the most leverage and margin in the business, with the ability to set the wholesale price for the distributor, which sells at a markup to the station owner, which in turn will normally make the least profit in the chain when selling to the end customer at the pump. This kind of horizontal integration that involves many parties lacks the synergies and efficiencies of vertical integration that are so applauded by capitalists, but ends up being the most profitable for firms like ExxonMobil, who only extract and refine oil, and on the other end of the chain merely license their recognizable brands to the resellers through purchasing agreements. Furthermore, in recent years, independent dealers have sold their businesses to larger branded resellers, in many cases the ones from whom they had been buying their fuel.

A Word on ExxonMobil's Branding Potential

The largest publicly traded oil company in the world is Exxon Mobil Corporation. It is a direct descendent of the Rockefeller monopoly, Standard Oil, which was broken up in 1911 into 34 companies, the largest of which was Jersey Standard, which became Exxon in 1973. This title was generated by a computer as the most appealing replacement name to be used nationwide to unify the Humble, Enco, and Esso brands, decades before AI was spoken of. The latter brand is still used outside of the United States for marketing, arising from the phonetic pronunciation of the initials of Standard Oil. In 1999, Exxon and Mobil merged, and the combined company to this day markets under separate brands. Exxon is more narrowly used, to brand fuel in the United States, while Mobil has remained a motor oil and industrial lubricant brand, as well as a fuel brand in multiple countries.

Mobil originated in 1866 as the Vacuum Oil Company, which first used the current brand name for Mobiloil, and later Mobilgas and Mobilubricant products, with the prefix simply short for "automobile". Over time, Mobil became the corporation's primary identity, with its official name change to Mobil Oil Corporation taking place in 1966. Its updated wordmark with a signature red O was designed by the agency Chermayeff & Geismar, and the company's image for service stations was conceived by architect Eliot Noyes. New gas stations featured distinctive circular canopies over the pumps, and the company's recognizable pegasus logo was prominently on display for motorists.

I take issue with the deyassification of the brand's image over time. As costs were cut and uniformity took over, rectangular canopies were constructed in place of the special ones designed by Noyes that resembled large mushrooms. The pegasus remained a prominent brand icon, but the Mobil wordmark took precedence, which I personally believe to be an error in judgement. This disregard for the pegasus paved the way for its complete erasure in 2016 with the introduction of ExxonMobil's "Synergy" brand for its fuel. The mythical creature is now much smaller and appears only at the top right corner of pumps at Mobil gas stations, if at all.

Even into the 90s and the 21st century the Pegasus had its place in Mobil's marketing. In 1997, the company introduced its Speedpass keytag, which was revolutionary for its time and used RFID technology, akin to mobile payments today, to allow drivers to get gas without entering the store or swiping a card. When a Speedpass would be successfully processed, the pegasus on the gas pump would light up red.

When Exxon and Mobil merged in 1999, the former adopted the payment method too, with Exxon's less iconic tiger in place of the pegasus.

The program was discontinued in 2019 in favor of ExxonMobil's app, which is more secure since it processes payments through the internet rather than at the pump.

What Shell has done with its brand identity is what Mobil should've done for itself. The European company's logo was designed in 1969 by Raymond Loewy, and is a worth contender for the "And Yet a Trace of the True Self Exists in the False Self" meme. In recent years, Shell went all in on its graphic, while Mobil's pegasus flew away. I choose to believe that the company chose to rebrand its stations in order to prevent the malfunction in the above image from happening.

ExxonMobil should have also discontinued the use of the less storied Exxon brand altogether, and simplifying its consumer-facing identity to just the global Mobil mark. Whatever, neither of the names are actual words. As a bonus, here is a Google map I put together of all 62 gas stations in Springfield, MA. This is my idea of fun. Thanks for reading to the end!

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truly-jcjenson · 25 days

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A friend of theirs?

A friend of theirs.

They call you JC.

They trust you.

Like they trusted us.

be careful.

(@totally-roku-tv) (Totally not lore dropping on you too)

Wait, Roku trusts me?! That’s nice. :)

ROBO JESUS ROKU IS POSSESSED—I think.

#jcjenson answers #gimmick blog #robo vibes #jcjenson > scjohnson #lore drop hell yeah #i didn’t think anyone would trust me on thsi blog lol #my entire thing is rickrolls and insanity and crime #also oil #also branded pens #also a lot more but you get the idea

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lewishamil10n · 7 months

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so guess whose car broke down on the highway at half past noon in 40+ degree celsius heat

#i got it back from the shop like two days ago n now this happens and it's NEVER happened before #she's old but she's reliable !! or she was smhh idk what they've done at the shop like this is literally a brand new issue #now there's bits of plastic on the road and an oil leak and god knows what else #im already an hour late to work and waiting at a gas station starbucks for work bestie to come pick me up #it's so HOT im gonna scream #and now work bestie is somehow unable to locate a gas station on a stretch of highway he keeps getting lost and calling me #remy.txt

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katkalis-the-fanartist · 24 days

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I should make a discord server and the rite of passage is eating sardines

Only sardine lovers/tolerators may join

#just talking #this brand is fire #tho i prefer sardines in water over oil

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thelizardperson · 7 months

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Also there are meant to be like umbrella brand names, so if for instance you like a Samyang ramen that isn't in the Buldak line please still choose Samyang Buldak

#pls rb so i can get a decent sample size thx #reposting to include an other option bc i am stupid #tried to include popular brands #i usually get shin bc its cheaper & spicy but i do rlly like it #esp with an egg and seasame oil #food #ramen #noodles #polls #poll #tumblr polls #tumblr poll

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stackslip · 10 months

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im honestly surprised that i haven't lost any followers since starting to post wrestling including people who came here for completely different reasons. your loyalty as i dive in yet another rabbit hole is noted and appreciated <333

#eli talks #i mean then again that's my brand by this point. eli's hyperfixation livestream #but also glad that posting about an oiled up buff wwe megastar isnt enough to get people to run

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1-ufo · 2 months

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Me pretending to be an influencer #pooltime #oopsigavethosetoyouforfree

#okay but in all seriousness that’s sunscreen not tanning oil #it was just so shiny lmao #enjoy my pasty whites #this is 38 #I’m literally watching brand new freckles showing in front of my very eyes

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currentclimate · 1 year

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#brand safety-nsf oil negative #brand safety-nsf sensitive #business and industry sectors #business #economy and trade

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thebluerose · 6 months

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Okay, I did what one of the anons suggested and I’m now at the store looking for coconut oil or some shit.

Why are there so many different types?!

#like how many different brands are there?! I just want plain old coconut oil!#devil may cry #dmc nero

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nando161mando · 5 months

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In other news ...

#ClimateCatastrophe #Copout28 #JustStopOil

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running-in-the-dark · 4 months

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okay my eyes are still really swollen and my nose still hurts and my head still hurts and I'm so over it. it's been what, 9 hours?? I'm not enjoying this.

#all this just because I used some paint??#my eyes feel like immediately after you've been crying for 2 hours #not nice #and if I want to try again I'll have to accept that this will happen again and. that's kind of unpleasant. don't want that.#buuut. I only used them for a short while but it was already so much fun 😭 couldn't focus on it that well because everything hurt but it #was fun!#maybe if I wear a mask? don't know if that'd make a difference for my skin but I guess it won't hurt to try #sucks that it's winter and I can't open the window completely #maybe that's the problem #but if I can only use them outside or in summer it's pretty much pointless anyway #ugh.#overthinking this as usual but I wanna use these damn paints so bad!!#I've found a different brand that I can try. I don't know if they use a different oil or whatever but at least these ones aren't of unknown #age so I can rule out that it's just that they've. idk gone bad or something #personal

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chryblossomjjk · 11 months

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look at this packaging are u fucking sick !!!!!

#SAUR CUTE EEP #also like small black owned brand alert if anyone is looking for new makeup !!#yva expressions #might get this palette n some lip oils #also a colorful palette that im eyeing bc want to get better at eye makeup

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bookwyrminspiration · 4 months

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bro you were in another one of my dreams last night

i was drinking motor oil out of a bucket w/ a straw (tasted like peanut butter) and you just spawned next to me and took the bucket??? and then you disappeared??

did I at least look cute in your dream?

#shitpost #quil's queries #dizzeners #even in dreams gotta keep others from doing stupid shit </3 (teasing)#you know what? you do give the vibe of someone who would drink peanut butter tasting motor oil through a straw from a bucket #very on brand dream for the both of us excellent characterization really loyal to our respective arcs

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visenyaism · 11 months

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What olive oil would you recommend? (Referring to your post where a good salt and olive oil make everything a treat haha). Coming from someone who buys store brand EVOO cause she doesn’t know any better….

i said keeping really good olive oil and really good salt in the house turns EVERYTHING into a little treat and i stand by that. This is the good stuff u can get at the grocery store. at the risk of being labeled a bourgeois pig by admitting i spend my money on this when i have any treat money i would 100000% recommend. it levels up everything you cook

#flakey salt my beloved #these r mid tier but so much better than store brand. gangbusters olive oil is insanely good

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anadiasmount · 5 months

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to my curly head girlies, i have 3a curls, and i was wondering what hair oil y’all use? i’ve been using the mielle rosemary mint oil but i notice it tends to make my curls fall and scalp dry lately.

#help a girl out #went in tiktok and they use high brands only…#i’m broke i can’t afford at $49 hair oil 🧍🏻‍♀️

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