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deener Apprentice

I'v just read somewhere else that canola oil can be questionable. Is this safe to use and are there any other oils that we should stay away from?

Thanks


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Canola oil is fine. Wheat germ oil is bad and so is triticum vulgare oil (but triticum is a type of wheat, so it would be). I don't know if one exists, but if it did, a rye oil or a barley oil would be bad, of course.

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Canola oil is fine.

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You saw canola oil on the list because some people just don't respond to it well. It is gluten-free, however.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

Yep I agree with all of the above...canola oil is fine :D

deener Apprentice

Thanks for the quick response guys!!!

debmidge Rising Star

what makes canola oil questionnable?


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It's not--it's just that "deener" thought it was.

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