Re: regressing! and now onto oils...

[Guest guest]

" Grapeseed oil, like most oils, when heated undergoes a molecule

change that is carcinogenic, never use for cooking... "

Aaaack! I've fried several things in this oil over the last month or

so... I just stopped last week for no particular reason, other than I

liked the flavour of the organic expeller pressed sunflower oil I

bought at Whole Foods.

Ummmm - dare I ask what nastiness I may have inflicted on our entire

family?

Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD)- SCD day 47, and Mia Jean 19 months

old (severe milk protein allergy and as of Monday completely SCD)

[Guest guest]

basically you are giving your family the equivalent of a partially

hydrogenated soybean oil, same thing

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>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: Re: regressing! and now onto oils...

>Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 01:20:05 -0000

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> " Grapeseed oil, like most oils, when heated undergoes a molecule

>change that is carcinogenic, never use for cooking... "

>

>Aaaack! I've fried several things in this oil over the last month or

>so... I just stopped last week for no particular reason, other than I

>liked the flavour of the organic expeller pressed sunflower oil I

>bought at Whole Foods.

>

>Ummmm - dare I ask what nastiness I may have inflicted on our entire

>family?

>

>Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD)- SCD day 47, and Mia Jean 19 months

>old (severe milk protein allergy and as of Monday completely SCD)

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>

> basically you are giving your family the equivalent of a partially

> hydrogenated soybean oil, same thing

>

>

> THanks for all your helpful info!

Lynn