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Cooking Oils |
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The
following list summarizes selected common edible vegetable
oils. Eating cooking oils high in mono-unsaturated oils and
poly-unsaturated oils can reduce cholesterol. |
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Unsaturated Oleic Acid (Omega-9) % |
Poly Unsaturated % |
Linolenic (Omega-3) (LNA) % |
(Omega-6) (LA) % |
LA/LNA (ideal=3:1) |
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COOKING OILS (liquid at room temperature) |
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Flaxseed Oil |
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71 |
57 |
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Fish Oil |
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30 |
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Cottonseed Oil |
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Walnut Oil |
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70 |
12 |
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Hempseed Oil |
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Almond Oil |
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73 |
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Olive Oil |
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79 |
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Grapeseed Oil |
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57 |
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Canola Oil |
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58 |
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Safflower Oil |
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78 |
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Sunflower Oil |
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Soybean Oil |
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Corn Oil |
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Peanut Oil |
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COOKING FATS (solid at room temperature) |
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Lard |
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Butter fat |
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66 |
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Coconut Oil |
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92 |
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Palm Oil |
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Palm Kernal Oil |
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86 |
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Fats above this melting point remain SOLID within the body. |
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Frying fat |
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Shortening |
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as much as possible |
reduce LDL |
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enough *destroyed in processing |
get too much from soy |
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Do NOT eat foods containing
"Trans-Fatty
Acids" (TFAs). |
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Vaughn's Summaries (One-Pagers) ©2005 Vaughn Aubuchon ... All Rights Reserved http://www.vaughns-1-pagers.com This Vaughns 1-Pagers Vegetable Cooking Oil Summary web page was updated on 2007-02-01. |