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Easy Guide to Heart-healthy Cooking Oils

Keep this chart handy when you cook

By | 11/30/12 2:17 p.m.
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Which oils are the most heart-healthy for baking, sautéing and making salad dressing? Our experts explain which oils to use, which to avoid, and offer other do’s and don’ts in this simple, easy-to-read chart you can hang in your kitchen.

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  • Kosta

    There is a lot of literature that says coconut oil is very good for you. All saturated fat is not equal.

  • jeffrey7257

    It’s great for popcorn or for deep fat frying too. You can use it on your skiing, terrific for a sex lube, and can be used on your cutting board or teak stool in the show to maintain an antibaterial and maintain oil in the wood for conditioning.

    • jeffrey7257

      That should be skin, not skiing although if you put it on your skin before skiing that would work too!!!!

  • Kristin Kirkpatrick

    what is a good diet while on warfarin/coumadin?