Is it hydrogenated, or not?
925019
No, it is a natural oil and is always in a solid form until the temperature goes a few degrees above that considered room temperature....it's easily scooped out of the big container for use. It has been refined and that process ends up removing the fragrance of "coconut"....it's an excellent oil; we love it.
504439
It is cholesterol free, cold pressed and unrefined, organic, 100% pure coconut oil. It stays solid below 76 degrees F. While it doesn't say non-hydrogenated on the label, I would assume it was from that.
644435
The ingredients state that there is partially hydrogenated vedetable oil (may contain coconut, soybean, sunflower, palm and/or canola)
1721186
Don't Know. There is nothing on the label to indicate that it is. Sorry I could not have been more help.
995276
I believe it is. I placed it in a freezer for several days and it never froze - got a little slushy but never froze. This is typical of 35% H2O2. However I've found a more reliable and far less expensive source for my H2O2. Check out this website: http://www.purehealthdiscounts.com/h2o2.htm. Enjoy!
2040030
It's true white and very smooth. Don't know about acid free, I don't worry about that so much. Once you touch it it's not acid free anymore ;)
1542374
I do not know if Trader Joe's Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is non-hydrogenated. I have read the entire label on the jar and it is not stated anywhere on there. I hope this helps you.
1845637
Dear Anne, I do not have the product in my possession, but I looked up the ingredients at the company's site online. It listed palm oil as the oil which in its natural form , is not hydrogenated, that is why it is used in many food preps. Just look up Boigaia probiotic ingredients online. Hope this helps. Priscilla
2089513
Though hydrogenated fats are not specifically listed, the product does contain coconut oil and corn syrup solids as part of the nondairy creamer ingredient/component.
584476
See my one star review - Amazoner. I question whether their high claimed epa-dha values are accurate. This material seems to be just run off from sardine processing plants, which they don't distill. I've asked them for an independent testing assay - waiting for evidence.
644433
There is partially hydrogenated vegetable oil in the ingredients! Hope this answers your question!
1155888
I am unsure. I am not planning on diluting it. The website might have some info. ? Good luck.
557861
Dear Nancy N: Good evening. I would be my genuine pleasure to assist you with regard to knowledge of the Hi-Ratio Shortening that of which you have in question: .... The product manufactured by Kitchen Krafts (R) -- of which I myself have purchased through Amazon.com -- contains "partially hydrogenated vegetable oils ( i.e.: soybean and palm), both "mono-" and "di-" glycerides, and polysorbate (60) .... The net-weight of the packages they ship in to the Serious Home Baker ("SHB"), such as myself for instance, are of "Net Wt.: 3#," and one can either call or write to receive a free shopping catalogue @ 1-800-776-0575 OR &lt; www.kitchencrafts.com &gt; OR P.O. Box 442-L, Town of Waukon, IA 52172 .... Bon appetit (!) &lt;3
2269919
It contains two hydrocarbons acetone and heptane. These are not oils. What I like about it is that it can be used around food meeting the FDA regulation for lubricants with incidental food contact. It also has little odor.
1361015
No, I don't think that is so.....I've put a pan on the element and started to heat it and then added butter, oil, whatever and it has heated up.
2269918
Not sure.. I'm looking at the label. It says it contains "heptane", which I assume is a petroleum product. It also lists "hydrocarbon propellant"
1689091
It says it is petroleum based, don't know anything more specific than that. Hope that helps.