boris
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Even my cats love it I trust their nose.
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Yup Palmin is refined AND hydrogenated. And it has no taste or odor to it. They also sell it in glas jars if the plastic wrapping is a concern, but the glas jar variety is just refined, not hydrogenated. I haven‘t found a store yet that carries the jar version.
Does 100% saturated hydrogenated coconut oil even exist? I've never seen it, the hydrogenation process makes it more saturated but not 100% saturated. If you want 100% saturation, get MCT oil.
Yeah I also bought some of it . And it has 97 Gramm saturated fat as opposed to 95 with regular coconut oil . So I wonder if the rest is pufa or mufa ...Okay, good to know, thanks. I already have stearic acid and MCT's on hand.
Yeah I also bought some of it . And it has 97 Gramm saturated fat as opposed to 95 with regular coconut oil . So I wonder if the rest is pufa or mufa ...
Thanks, let me know...Yup, good question, I'm gonna try to find that out via E-Mail. Edit: E-Mail sent.
Better off than with normal coconut oil you mean?Yes. You are better off with vegetaline, a french hydrogenated coconut oil.
French Click - Vegetaline 1kg
Your welcome.
Interesting ! Thanks for your research. I still can't believe that this hco is the better option ,yet everybody uses the more expensive version. I would guess that even on the forum don't know that. I didn't. I might switch though . Or take them both for different purposes.Coconut oil sources and quality issues - Toxinless
Vegetaline and Palmin don‘t use hexane. It‘s both pressed. Personally I would trust Palmin more because they labtest their product and put the actual amount of saturated fat on the package, whereas Vegetaline claims 100% saturated on the package (which apparently is not possible).
According to the toxinless site Peat uses a hexane extracted brand.
@milkboi I can‘t imagine that there is PUFA left in hydrogenated coconut oil. The rest should be Omega-9 only. But I am curious as to what they reply!
Better off than with normal coconut oil you mean?
My normal unrefined coconut oil has 95 % sfa...The nore saturated the fat the better. Virgin coconut oil is 87% sfa whereas hydrogenated coconut oil is 98% sfa.
My normal unrefined coconut oil has 95 % sfa...
And 0.6 g of pufa the rest is mufa.
Because it's written on the jar ...How did you know your regular coconut oil is 95% sfa?
Because it's written on the jar ...