cooking oils…what is the most healthy to use and are they interchangeable?

Written by Guest on July 30th, 2011

Question by Julie M: cooking oils…what is the most healthy to use and are they interchangeable?
I enjoy cooking and notice some recipes call for Canola oil, veg oil, olive oil, corn oil etc. What is the most healthy to cook with and can I use one in anothers place? THANKS!
I am mainly asking for use in baking

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Answer by eehco
extra virgin olive oil and then canola
yes they are interchangeable. use the olive oil for most cooking and canola for frying

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5 Responses to “cooking oils…what is the most healthy to use and are they interchangeable?”

  1. nate Says:

    evoo is the best for you, but all oil’s should be used in modderation

  2. Alex Says:

    There’s a new brand of oil called ENOVA oil and supposably it doesn’t get absorbed into the body as fat as much as other brands do.

  3. prager_m Says:

    For saute or pan frying I mostly use a 50/50 blend of good olive oil and canola oil, sometimes I’ll add a pat of butter for flavor. For deep frying I use peanut oil and I save the extra virgin olive oil for salads and raw presentations.

  4. forestgreen33 Says:

    I only use olive oil and canola- canola for any baking in place of veg oil and Extra virgin first cold press olive oil for just about everything else. If I fry something like chicken I use canola

  5. sunnybun01 Says:

    extra virgin olive oil and Canola oil are the healthiest.

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