Grape seed oil
Grape seed oil
I have started using Coconut and grape seed oil for many things like cooking. I can find coconut oil but I can't seem to find grape seed oil anywhere in Hua Hin. Anyone seen it?
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Re: Grape seed oil
Stick with the coconut oil......
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http://authoritynutrition.com/grape-seed-oil/
You might want to read this.....
http://authoritynutrition.com/grape-seed-oil/
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I'm assuming it wasn't a typo and you didn't mean rape seed oil, which is becoming a big thing in the UK (elsewhere no doubt), especially cold pressed, which is seen as a very good alternative to Extra Virgin Olive Oil? That too is in none of the big stores, maybe Village Market might stock it.m_right wrote:I have started using Coconut and grape seed oil for many things like cooking. I can find coconut oil but I can't seem to find grape seed oil anywhere in Hua Hin. Anyone seen it?
Re: Grape seed oil
Rape seed oil in LOS comes from either Oz, Canada or the US and is known as canola oil.
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They say you learn something new every day - Canola oil is widely available socaller wrote:Rape seed oil in LOS comes from either Oz, Canada or the US and is known as canola oil.
Re: Grape seed oil
It was indeed a typo. I meant grape seed oil. My main use of it is as an ingredient for massage oil. I also use it to grease pans when baking. I am looking for it in Thailand as a substitute for the cheap junk used for oil massage. Maybe I should try a mixture canola oil (from rape seed) and coconut oil.
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