Re: Re: So what company makes the "best" VCO?

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Hi ! From what I know, it is impossible for an expeller VCO not to have a

taste of coconut oil. You stated expeller CO without a VCO taste. Is it not RBD

coconut oil? It is technically correct to call RBD coconut oil as Expeller

Coconut Oil. RBD coconut oil has higher viscosity (thicker feel) than VCO.

Thanks for any clarification.

Tony

melly banagale <@...> wrote:

I am one who does not like the taste of coconut oil.

So far i have no complaints on the centrifuged vco i

order from wildernessnaturalfamily.com.

Recently, i purchased their expeller pressed co to be

used for cooking. It is excellent, no vco taste on

my food either.

I also purchased from them Peruvian cocoa powder which

was not bitter at all. I processed in a food processor

figs and a few dates and added cocoa powder and

assorted unsalted nuts, no sugar added. Tasted

delicious. The sweetness not too much, came from figs

and the dates.

Banagale

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