no hydrogenated? refined? Pure?How do you know
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Google: Extra Virgin Organic Coconut Oil. Then go to: What are health benefits of organic extra virgin coconut oil - healthyeating.sfgate.com. You will have to use your own judgment. I do not have any health problems so I am not concerned with some of the issues someone with health issues might have so you will have to make your own choice after weighing all the information. There is also good information @ Tropical Traditions which also sells extra virgin organic coconut oil. I had already ordered Natures's Oil before I found this sight. Again, you'll have to make your own decision based upon your circumstances. I hope this is of help to you. Google: Extra Virgin Organic Coconut Oil. Then go to: What are health benefits of organic extra virgin coconut oil - healthyeating.sfgate.com. You will have to use your own judgment. I do not have any health problems so I am not concerned with some of the issues someone with health issues might have so you will have to make your own choice after weighing all the information. There is also good information @ Tropical Traditions which also sells extra virgin organic coconut oil. I had already ordered Natures's Oil before I found this sight. Again, you'll have to make your own decision based... » Read More Google: Extra Virgin Organic Coconut Oil. Then go to: What are health benefits of organic extra virgin coconut oil - healthyeating.sfgate.com. You will have to use your own judgment. I do not have any health problems so I am not concerned with some of the issues someone with health issues might have so you will have to make your own choice after weighing all the information. There is also good information @ Tropical Traditions which also sells extra virgin organic coconut oil. I had already ordered Natures's Oil before I found this sight. Again, you'll have to make your own decision based upon your circumstances. I hope this is of help to you. « Show Less
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it appears to be pure. I heat water in the microwave and place the jar in the water for 20 min. be very careful with the oil . it will stain. you will have to shake real well. use paper towels not cloth.
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99% Minimum specification with a typical analysis of about 99.8% in purity. The COA can be found on the distributor's website here: http://www.dudadiesel.com/msds/ascorbicCOA.pdf
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The packaging lists "Other Ingredients: Isomalt, xylitol, palm oil, lemon-lime flavoring, citric acid. May contain trace amounts of milk protein." It does not state whether or not the palm oil is hydrogenated.
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As stated under product description; *Natural, unrefined and chemically unprocessed
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The MSDS on their website states that the "Composition/Information On Ingredients" is Acetone and nothing else added. It appears to be 100% pure Acetone.
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since it says 99% pure - one would have to assume that the 1% is something else. Water? Logic dictates -- what it is probably falls into a list of safe items to be dispensed. Logical?
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Probally not, there is no information that I can see. It does say Pure Quality
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It is not dutched and there are no hydrogenated oils. The 70 % cocoa is so bitter I have not used it alone.
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If it were refined, it would be clear in color; which it isn't. Therefore, it's unrefined. Unsure about virgin or not.
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Nothing on the can expresses the purity of this butane gas as a percentage, but you may be able to get that at the Vector website--www.vectorkgm.com. Also, I've used it for a few years now and am completely satisfied.
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I'm not positive. The can says "Naptha" and "Paint Thinner". There's nothing that says "Pure naptha" on the can. It says it is a refined petroleum product.
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There is partially hydrogenated vegetable oil in the ingredients! Hope this answers your question!
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As far as I know there is no difference,,,it's just very pure, what it says on the label is what is in it!
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White and I don't believe it is refined as it is raw. I used this and really like.
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Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil is one of the ingredients. Even if the label says "zero" for transfats, the FDA allows small amounts in your food. As a rule, if you see "partially hydrogenated" it IS a transfat.
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Coconut oil is non-hydrogenated, rest assured. It looks like it because of being white and solid below 76 degrees. I use it to make biscuits but have to be careful handling it as it will turn to liquid in your hands, cut it in with a butter knife. This oil is for the most part a medium chain triglyceride, too, and all MCT's do not require your gall bladder to process the oil as it does literally every other oil, highly recommended for those without a gall bladder. If there is a magic oil, it's this (followed by olive oil), forget the rest. Always make sure they're extra virgin and cold pressed.