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We always make use of cooking oil whenever we fry, saute, barbecue or grill foods. I use vegetable oil for this purpose just as my mother did. There are some I know who are using butter or other grease for their food. So what do you prefer?
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I use canola oil or olive oil sparingly for frying and butter for other stuff. I've never bought margarine.
I'm surprised how many here said olive oil or canola oil. I took a nutrition class in college and those were the two best oils for high mono-saturated fats (the good fats). They're associated with the Mediterranean diet, which is heavy on fruits and vegetables & light on meat. There is a low incidence of heart trouble in southern Europe which is attributed to the diet. This isn't to say that you should drink olive oil. I just use is sparingly in place of corn or vegetable oil. |
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I mostly saute things in olive oil. Sometimes canola oil for deep frying if I don't want whatever I am frying to have the taste of olive oil.
For baking I always use real butter; never margarine. I don't think trans fats are better for you than cholesterol; and everything in moderation, I say. |
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