WHICH IS THE BETTER OIL?
Ahmee2034
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Is canola oil or extra virgin olive oil better?
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I prefer grapeseed.0
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Depends on what you're using it for. I'd cook with canola and use olive oil for salad dressings, etc.0
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Depends what you're doing with it. Some oils are not to be heated or they change chemically. So your answer is different if whether you're talking about putting it on a salad or using it to stir-fry.0
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It depends on what you are doing...
Olive oil is best for low temp cooking (low to medium settings on your stove)
Grapeseed oil, peanut oil or canola oil are all better choices for high temp cooking. I prefer grapeseed oil to canola oil.0 -
Coconut.0
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Not sure...my personal choice is to use olive oil for everything.0
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I've been using Mobile lately. It seems to be fine.0
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I've been using Mobile lately. It seems to be fine.
What about super tech from Walmart?0 -
As an Italian (well part at least)... I use olive oil for EVERYTHING0
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Coconut, macadamia nut, avocado or olive oil are my faves., depending on what I'm using them for.0
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It depends on what you're making and it also depends on what you mean by "better." healthwise? tastewise? cooking wise?0
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When baking bread, I started replacing a lot of the oil I use in the recipe with Applesauce!! It taste the same and WAY less calories I like it!0
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Well, I guess I mean for everyday use. I generally use only EVOO for everything. I've been looking through some healthy recipe sites and a lot of them call for canola oil. I, of course, never fry so I guess mostly for sauteeing and such.0
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extra virgin olive oil0
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I have 2 kinds of oil I use...Grapeseed and EVOO.
it depends on temp of cooking...low evoo high grape..but I have used them interchangeably as well0 -
As others have said it depends on what I am using it for. Most of the time if I am cooking I use coconut oil.. For salad dressings I use flax seed oil. On occasion I will use olive oil.0
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It depends on what you are doing...
Olive oil is best for low temp cooking (low to medium settings on your stove)
Grapeseed oil, peanut oil or canola oil are all better choices for high temp cooking. I prefer grapeseed oil to canola oil.
This, but I use the canola for cooking. I've never actually tried grapeseed.0 -
This along with other random questions are highly amusing. Seriously, the lack of knowledge on this site is rather devastating!! EVOO is for simple everyday use. If you are frying then you need to use refined olive oil...there are many "simple" explanations but generally the higher the heat the simpler the oil.0
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Coconut, macadamia nut, avocado or olive oil are my faves., depending on what I'm using them for.
Where did u find the macadamia nut oil? I haven't been able to find it anywhere!0 -
Coconut, macadamia nut, avocado or olive oil are my faves., depending on what I'm using them for.
Same here. Great sources of Omega 3s - the ones you actually want to consume.0 -
Coconut.
Agree with this.0
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