Re: Re: Weight Gain with Coconut Oil

[Guest guest]

Seems that link is no good.  It won't bring anything up.

I am disappointed that TT did not accommodate you. I had an experience with them

and it came out good. I had ordered two gallons and when they came, the package

indicated leakage of the oil. This was a first for me, so I decided the best

route was to put the buckets into my fridge and let it harden.  Then I

crunched

out hardened oil into another jar for more convenient use. The first gallon was

fine, but I wondered about the seal on the lid. It seemed like it could not be

closed right, even though I would put it on the floor and step on it like a

paint can.  Well, after using that up and going to the second gallon, that lid

came off hard and went back on hard. I also put this one on the floor and

stepped on it, but this one would snap and seal all the way around.  The oil in

the second bucket was also full of bubbles. I wasn't going to fuss about the

package when it came in the mail, but since there was a " problem " with the

second one, I called after a few weeks when I continued to see dense bubbles all

the way through. So this all was months after my purchase. But when I called

and

explained all this, she sent me a pint at no charge to make up for what was

lost.

________________________________

From: Alobar <Alobar@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Wed, January 12, 2011 11:57:14 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Weight Gain with Coconut Oil

 

No bad smell. A burning itchy feeling in my throat when I swallowed the

oil. Excess water in the oil causes the fatty acids to go rancid.

See more here:

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/wHguTV_MQ1XyYi2REXd-zKXE8pSImSy0_JNMbMlHBGzn-PQ9dS8\

RZiZ3wxfOUzOX_eub1DNAqxqr_8QtZwogfw/Throat%20Catch.txt

Alobar

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 10:03 PM, Lyn K <godisbest4me@...> wrote:

> Did the oil have a bad smell that supported your theory that it went

> rancid?

> Since I am pretty new to this oil, I was wondering if or when I would know

> this

> happened to mine. Also, why do you think it went rancid? The only thing I

> know

> to do to keep it good is keep it out of direct sunlight.

>

[Guest guest]

Link worked fine here when I sent the post. Now it does not work for

me either. Go to the group website at

Coconut Oil/

then press the " files " button in the left column. The file you are

looking for is throat catch.txt.

Alobar

PS

Besides Tropical Traditions not refunding my $$ & denying there was a

problem, I used to be on their e-list (back before I discovered this

one). I posted something about evolution pertaining to coconut oil

(too long ago, so I do not remember what I wrote), but Shilhavy

(owner of Tropical Traditions) moderated my post because he does not

believe in evolution. If I moderated every post on this list which

made references to a belief I did not personally agree with, many

folks would get very angry at me.

seems to me to suffer fromeing caught up in his particular

tunnel reality (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reality_tunnel ) in

which he wants everyone to believe just as he believes. also

did not permit mention of his coconut oil competitors on his list.

So and I parted company.

On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 3:02 PM, Lyn K <godisbest4me@...> wrote:

> Seems that link is no good.  It won't bring anything up.

>

> I am disappointed that TT did not accommodate you. I had an experience with

them

> and it came out good. I had ordered two gallons and when they came, the

package

> indicated leakage of the oil. This was a first for me, so I decided the best

> route was to put the buckets into my fridge and let it harden.  Then I

crunched

> out hardened oil into another jar for more convenient use. The first gallon

was

> fine, but I wondered about the seal on the lid. It seemed like it could not be

> closed right, even though I would put it on the floor and step on it like a

> paint can.  Well, after using that up and going to the second gallon, that lid

> came off hard and went back on hard. I also put this one on the floor and

> stepped on it, but this one would snap and seal all the way around.  The oil

in

> the second bucket was also full of bubbles. I wasn't going to fuss about the

> package when it came in the mail, but since there was a " problem " with the

> second one, I called after a few weeks when I continued to see dense bubbles

all

> the way through. So this all was months after my purchase. But when I called

and

> explained all this, she sent me a pint at no charge to make up for what was

> lost.

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Alobar <Alobar@...>

> Coconut Oil

> Sent: Wed, January 12, 2011 11:57:14 PM

> Subject: Re: Re: Weight Gain with Coconut Oil

>

>

> No bad smell. A burning itchy feeling in my throat when I swallowed the

> oil. Excess water in the oil causes the fatty acids to go rancid.

>

> See more here:

>

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/wHguTV_MQ1XyYi2REXd-zKXE8pSImSy0_JNMbMlHBGzn-PQ9dS8\

RZiZ3wxfOUzOX_eub1DNAqxqr_8QtZwogfw/Throat%20Catch.txt

>

>

> Alobar

>