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Olive Oil

pushyourself1
Posts: 9
Hey All.
Whats a good subsitue for Olive oil?
Thanks,
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Whats a good subsitue for Olive oil?
Thanks,
Whatever the pain is, remember suffering is only temporary.
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canola oil perhaps!0
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olive oil is good for you .... not sure what a subsititue would be sorry i am not any help0
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I'm getting 240 to 360 on the calories and it's blowing up my Fat as well.0
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but its a good fat0
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i see your issue robertsimm4. about 20% of our daily calories should come from good fats. that means if you're on a 2000 cal/day diet and you cook with oil, you should get about 200 cals of it a day (so yeah, you are going over a little). what sucks about that is ieven 200 is a lot of cals and it doesn't make you feel any fuller.
unfortunately, there isn't a lower-cal oil. there are other oils that are equally good for you, like grapeseed oil, but it has the same amount of cals.
what i did was buy a spray bottle and put the oil in it. i put the vegies in the pan and lightly mist them. that way they all get covered but i don't use as much.
i've also started steaming a lot of my vegetables instead and then adding them to my pasta/rice/etc. sometimes i actually like it better because when you saute and you have to keep stirring so things cook evenly, everything breaks down too much and can get mushy.0 -
I was looking for somebody to give me some good advice and I'll defintely use some spray on my next dinner. Thanks for the tip.. Merry Christmas0
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Try with just a tiny bit of olive oil, then use chicken or beef broth. Just a little. I find that gives me full flavor with just a little bit of fat .0
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When I use olive oil I just pour a little onto a paper towel and wipe the inside of the pan. It you have good quality nonstick pans then that is all that you will need.0
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