What temp is the oil good for
1040867
I have only used this product to make my own salad dressings and sauces. It is of excellent quality and I really like it.
1040868
I'm not sure I understand your question. I keep it in the fridge for freshness and it does not solidify. Please be more specific if you want a more specific answer. What do you mean, "good for"?
1040869
I use it in all my cooking /frying and it is very stable at high temperatures. I even use it for fries!
1040870
When I first started buying their Walnut oil they listed it as "medium" heat. Just looked and it has a smoke point of 305 F listed. My personal experience is that it burns pretty easily. I don't use it as a cooking oil, but love it as a base for salad dressing and in recipes that call for oil to mix with.
1040871
I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you are asking about frying. I don't use walnut oil for frying. I use it for salad dressings and ingredients in recipes.
847275
Peanut oil is a very healthful way to go. It also can be used at a higher heat than most.
1540651
It is good. You'll have to wipe it clean still every now and again because if you touch it with fingers from food but oil from fingers won't be an issue. I hope this helps.
413126
Yes that is normal! When the temperature drops or it gets cooler the oil will solidify on its own. If it doesn't solidify; perhaps you live in a warmer area/season, it is still okay. You can pop it in the fridge if you'd like but then it's a little bit harder to scoop out.
2191262
It's normal. Coconut oil is solid at cool (around 70) room temperature but it's soft enough to easily squeeze out. I think somewhere around 80 F it melts and changes to a liquid. I just squeeze the solid (but soft) coconut oil into the pot and enjoy!!
1168201
Real coconut oil is solid up to about 75 degrees. Just sit the bottle in some hot water for a few minutes and it will liquefy.
1014176
I use canola. It can be heated to high temperature and not smoke or burn like olive oil. Plus, it's cheap.
1421045
This is way better than canola and sunflower oil...a healthy fat with a higher smoke point. I know there is a site out there that lists the smoke point for different oils...coconut is good to higher temps than these oils you mention, and it gives a great flavor (not coconutty-but satisfying)
1217716
It is recommended that oils be stored around 68 degrees Fahrenheit (room temperature) and out of direct sunlight. Refrigeration after opening is best. The shelf life of an essential oil depends on how you store your essential oils and specifically what essential oil you have. Citrus oils have a shorter shelf life of about 1-2 years where as other essential oils can be good for many, many years. Plant Therapy guarantees all of our essential oils to last for one year if stored correctly.
1521811
Hi,Not available through the manufacturer. I cannot find anything that can withstand 375 oil temp.Sorry,k
1006521
I wouldn't use either type of coconut oil in the shower or sink. I use this oil to Oil Pull and spit it out in a disposable cup. Cold pressed virgin organic oil is solid at room temp but melts at 76 degrees. If you do use this fractionated coconut oil or the cold or expeller pressed type, I would run the hot water for a minute or so to make sure it doesn't build up and clog your drain.
2152358
Depends on what oil you're using. Anywhere from 20-35. Be sure to leave some room or you won't be able to get it to drip out very easily!
848614
Yes. real, pure coconut oil has a melt point of about 70 or 75 degrees, so yes it's solid at lower temperatures. I use it after I get out of the shower. In the winter I just keep by the heater vent. The food grade coconut oil is sold in wider mouthed jars for scooping.
413124
Depends what 'room temperature' is. Some people like it warm, some people like it cool. I was surprised to walk into my upstairs bedroom - which is about 80 degrees in the summer - and find my stash of coconut oil to be liquid. My stash downstairs in the main part of the house - which is kept at a cool 65 - was very solid indeed.TL;DR - Yes, it's quite normal.
630325
Hi Isabel, the simple answer to your question is yes. The long answer to your question starts with a question, why would you? To heat the butter oil will break down the nutrient components in the oil and diminish the health benefits of the oil. The oil is best consumed at room temperature and with cod liver oil for the most synergistic effect.Hope that helps. :-)
824091
This is Coconut oil. It is an oil. When it is cold, it will solidify, and at warm temperatures (76 degrees) will melt and be an oily liquid. (think of how olive oil does this too) This is really a very nice product that has many uses.
296314
Really cannot answer what the low temp range is, but I am sure that it is better than the high temp. I used this in El Paso and with the high temperature (&gt;100), the oil seems to separate so I no longer use it. If it did not get so hot, I would continue to use this grease since I do like their other products. Here is a link to Royal Purple's product page: http://www.royalpurpleconsumer.com/products/ultra-performance-grease-upg/