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    tuna in water or oil?

    If you prefer tuna in oil, make sure it’s packed in olive oil. It tastes better and is healthier than tuna packed soybean or cottseed oil, which are most often hydrogenated.

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    Deep frying with Canola Oil

    You can’t generate trans fat from heating the oil. Trans fat is generated by hydrogenation. This makes the oil solid at room temperature. It’s a good bet that your oil is not solid after repeated deep fryings.

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    Diet soda as substitute for oil???

    Just out of principle I wouldn’t do it, but I don’t do partially hydrogenated cake mixes or fake sweeteners. Instead I use unsweetened apple sauce instead of oil for things like quick breads and muffins, then use...

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    Olive Oil Name Your Favourite

    is that cold processed (or expelled in traditional methods) coconut oil has mostly medium chain saturated fats, which aren’t used in the same way as long chain fatty acids in the human body. It also doesn’t have the...

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    Cooking with Coconut Oil - Best Uses?

    all believed the best thing on the planet was Crisco. So white and pure it was, and great for frying chicken. Too bad we weren’t focusing on the dangers of hydrogenated fats then! Give me coconut oil, lard, and butter any...

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    Who Buys Light Olive Oil?

    etc. There are some strange techniques applied to some brands to extend its life or make it more stable, such as hydrogenation etc. However there are many pure and natural brands of canola oil that are not “organic”....

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    Off-tasting canola oil -- is it just me?

    and soybean oils, when heated to frying temperatures develop a strong unpleasant ‘room odour’ so called because it lingers in the frying environment rather than in the fried food. This odour has been described as...

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    Trans-fat info and a Olive Oil Dessert Muffin Recipe

    into the oils to make them into a solid. Food processors use Hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils because they cause the foods to have a longer shelf life and give the food that they are in to have a desirable taste and...

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    Coconut Oil - A Great Alternative to Butter and Shortening for Pie Crusts

    Coconut oil's the best substitute I know for Crisco. Indian groceries have an expensive kind that has a lot of coconut flavor, can be very tasty for stir-fries. Coconut oil and palm oil are definitely healthier than...

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    Why do restaurants serve vegetable oil spread instead of butter?

    study that found a possible link to Alzheimer’s Disease. Do yourself a favor and avoid products that contain Hydrogenated or Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils, as these are the leading source of the cheap, but deadly...

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    Make Your Own Circus Animal Cookies Without Trans Fat

    Following-up on the closure of Mother’s Cookies, we find a better recipe for the classic treat.

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    Saturated with Controversy

    Activists want us to know that palm oil is contributing to the destruction of the rain forest.

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    Chips, Ahoy!

    The best cookies in the entire world.

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    Spreading Out from Nutella

    Nutella is certainly tasty, but it’s laden with peanut oil. For better chocolate-hazelnut spreadss, without the peanut oil, there are several alternatives. ...

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    Penzey's vs. Montreal

    According to McCormick’s website, the Montreal seasoning blend is a mix of: SALT, SPICES (INCLUDING BLACK PEPPER, AND RED PEPPER), GARLIC, PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN OIL, NATURAL FLAVOR, AND EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA. I...

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