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Coconut Oil

sora

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Is refined coconut oil the same as just plain 'coconut oil'?

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mushroom Proficient
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Well, I really don't know. I would expect that they would have to do something to it to claim it as refined :D But what that something is I couldn't guess.

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I guess the answer is no.

My brain frog cleared enough to do some reading about it. I saw some in a local market and it was cheaper but not by a lot so I questioned it. I'll stay away from it, refining it turns it from a good oil to a bad oil. :)

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Roda Rising Star
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I would go with a really good quality coconut oil. It should have a very slight pleasent aroma and taste of coconut and be snow white. I personally like Nutvia brand. I can eat it straight from the jar! :wub:

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Refined means it has been heated. The raw coconut oil is supposed to be the most natural and nutritious. When you say regular coconut oil I think it would be refined.

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I would go with a really good quality coconut oil. It should have a very slight pleasent aroma and taste of coconut and be snow white. I personally like Nutvia brand. I can eat it straight from the jar! :wub:

YES! I just bought a jar of Nutvia today, and confess that I thought about this thread!

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I saw the Nutvia yesterday, it was $16.99 a jar. My budget can't handle that right now. :(

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IrishHeart Veteran
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Specturm Unrefined Coconut Oil is less expensive than the others and just as good IMHO. I know you're in Canada, but it's about 8.99 US$

Virgin coconut oil is superior to the refined coconut oils.

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Thanks for that link IH. I will look around for the Spectrum brand.

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