is this food grade? can it be added to olive oil for a dressing
518560
Yes, this is food grade oil...believe me when I say it is STRONG! LOL.... Amazing and smells so clean and light, but believe me when I say if you use too much you will know it...1 drop in an oil burner scents my entire house, from top to bottom. But, if I use say 4 to 5 drops, it is way too much and almost burns your eyes and nose it is so strong. Do not be afraid to add it to your food, you just will not need as much as if you were using say, the reallemon in a bottle (juice of a lemon) or zest of lemon. I hope this helped someone. ;)
518561
The short answer to this question is yes, but I would strongly suggest further educating yourself about this topic. This link will take you to Now Foods quality and safety information as they've provided it and regarding the answer to your question. You'll find quite a lot of information about Now Foods products via the following link. http://www.nowfoods.com/Products/FAQs/M042887.htm
518562
The packaging doesn't make that claim, so I doubt strongly that it is. The product is very concentrated and is marketed for its aromatic properties. It works well for that. I'd suggest sticking with the real thing or lemon extract for food flavoring and leave this for the bath water.
518563
I contacted the company with the same question and here is their answer: "Yes Food Grade. These are the highest grade oils. Top quality Lemon and many other Essential oils are very popular in cooking & baking applications among others particularly during the holiday season so in that way are fine for internal use and when properly diluted external use as well. But due to their powerful pure undiluted nature they can be irritating or toxic if not used at appropriate levels and dilutions. A few drops of lemon oil in a glass of drinking water or a small amount of topical lotion is much too powerful for example. One needs to often think of distributing fractions of a drop in a carriar oil like olive oil or grapeseed oil. Always follow recipes or protocols strictly."
88856
Yes, it is food grade. I use it to flavor baked chicken, and several soups. It tastes delicious, and a 5lb bag lasts forever and a day as long as you keep it dry. (I store mine on the same shelf as my bag of rice since I live in a humid place, and it never clumps anymore.)
2083476
I have used milk, soy milk, almond milk, buttermilk and water. The results are good each time. Even though I am a fairly adventurous cook, I have not yet tried to use olive oil. I have had good results substituting apple sauce for oil. Good luck...enjoy your experiments!
1203276
Yes it is food grade and the only one I use for myself and my cats. I don't recall the percentage and it doesn't say on the container. The company has a free downloadable pdf if you want email them or go to their website. Lots of good information.
518018
The packaging for this wax makes no claim that it is food grade. Its primary use is as floor wax. -However, I purchased it because "The Mica Lamp Co." recommends Trewax to protect the patina on their copper lamps. The wax applies easily to the patinated copper, and buffs off easily leaving a subtle sheen.
1702816
Yes it's food grade. use it for kitchen utensils made of wood,also wooden cutting boards. It's tasteless.
1983229
Yes it is food grade. The other grade is pool grade. Food grade even you can consume as well as apply it to your dog's coat. Also this brand has no additives, that is what you are really looking for in a product for internal consumption.
942666
Food grade DE can be consumed by humans. If it is doesn't say Food Grade it may have something in it other than pure Diatomaceous Earth. Depends on what it will be used for.
618513
There is no organization that oversees therapeutic quality grades. So therefore this question cannot be answered. However, it is not Food grade (re distilled to be of the utmost purity for ingestion). This is a very strongly scented (true to name) %100 lavender officinalis oil. It is not weak in scent like the other lavender essential oils I've purchased in the past. I use it for aromatherapy, among other things around the house.
1844911
Yes, it is a food-grade product, its approved for that use and I've used it only for food stuff. It is syrupy and pretty sweet, adding it would be similar to adding corn syrup (though corn syrup is sweeter)
1245083
Yes, but it is perfect olive oil. Vinegar might come out to fast. At my home,you can never have too much olive oil in your dish.
597566
It wouldnt be a bad idea to ise a food grade treatment. The wood is untreated. I have not treated mine and it cleans up well and has not stained or anything. But wouldnt hurt at all yo help it last
329103
This product is not labeled as food grade. But it should work well for your application.
1370284
Yes, you can ozonate the olive oil. It won't become paste-like and will need to be refrigerate, but it will work.
395876
Sorry I can't answered your question, the dressing was not like what I have bought from Olive Garden. It was so bad, after trying it once, the rest went in the trash. Again, sorry.
673322
While I didn't try - I would doubt it. It clogged with just olive oil, my guess it would clog with something thicker like salad dressing.
718342
Yes. I checked the opening. But only for the light dressing, such as olive oil with vinegar, not good for the grease dressing, e.g Caesar dressing.