Paleo anyone?
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Did you mean groundnut oil? As in peanut oil? As in oil made from the Paleo-frowned-upon legume? Yes, I use it for stir fry and popcorn.0 -
Need2Exerc1se wrote: »
Did you mean groundnut oil? As in peanut oil? As in oil made from the Paleo-frowned-upon legume? Yes, I use it for stir fry and popcorn.
Yes, the one and only. Once I have reached my target weight I might try the Paleo diet, very easy to follow where I am living. But, I love wheat, so I don't know. This comes from someone raised on potatoes. That's one food I could never do without. If I eat more potatoes I wouldn't be where I am today.
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My friend uses coconut oil to fry but it actually is very healthy, its the only oil that doesn't burn and has zero cholesterol, that's what she said anyway. It leaves a nice taste.
It's not healthier than other oils and all plant oils have zero cholesterol. It does burn, but smoke point is high (200 C I think?). Many other oils have a smoke point just as high or even higher like high oleic and refined oils, avocado oil, cotton seed oil, sesame oil, most nut oils...etc. Bottom line: there is nothing wrong with coconut oil if you like it, and there is nothing wrong with paleo either, but if you expect anything special from either you may be disappointed0
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