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Oils oils

When it comes to choosing the right oil for your cooking needs, there are a few key factors to take into account. Oils vary greatly in their chemical structure and production, which in turn will influence your choice. Here’s the lowdown.

EXTRACTION PROCESSES

Cold–pressed oil, the most expensive type, is made from the first pressing of the seed, nut or fruit. No heat or chemicals are used in the process. It is best used fresh, so buy in small quantities to avoid it going rancid.

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