Add your household members below to estimate a healthy monthly cooking oil quantity — based on ICMR-NIN dietary fat guidance — and how many Thonmai bottles that means.
Frying and deep-fried snacks use more oil per person than plain dietary intake accounts for — this adjusts the estimate for how your household actually cooks, not just what's eaten.
ICMR-NIN's 2020 Recommended Dietary Allowances state that visible fat (cooking oil) should be limited to 20–50g per person per day depending on energy needs and physical activity — for adults, that's 25/30/40g per day for men (sedentary/moderate/heavy work) and 20/25/30g for women. Figures for toddlers, children, teens and seniors are Thonmai's estimates, scaled from ICMR-NIN's energy requirement tables, since official visible-fat figures are published only for adult men and women. The cooking-style adjustment above is Thonmai's own practical estimate, layered on top of the ICMR-NIN figures — it is not an official ICMR/FSSAI value.
This tool is for household planning only — not medical or dietary advice. For personalised guidance, especially for children, pregnancy, or health conditions, please consult a registered dietitian or physician.
Estimated for 2 family members
Daily cooking oil
0 g/day
Monthly requirement
0 litres
0 g total per month
Suggested purchase
0 × 1L bottles / month
≈ ₹0 per month at Thonmai Groundnut Oil pricing (₹449/litre)
Based on ICMR-NIN 2020 RDA visible-fat guidance, adjusted for your selected cooking style. Assumes oil density of ~0.92 kg/litre. Estimate only — actual household usage still varies with recipes and portion sizes.