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+⧖"seed oil misinformation" is a wikipedia page now.
"seed oil misinformation" is a wikipedia page now.+⧖>>VEGETABLE oil >>Check ingredients >It's actually soy "and/or" canola oil What's wrong with this? >>CORN oil >>Check ingredients >It's actually soy "and/or" canola oil Doesn't happen. >>OLIVE oil (that isn't blatantly JUST olive oil) >It's a proprietary "blend" of unknown proportions of soy "and/or" canola and still expensive as fuck Doesn't happen.
>>VEGETABLE oil >>Check ingredients >It's actually soy "and/or" canola oil What's wrong with this? >>CORN oil >>Check ingredients >It's actually soy "and/or" canola oil Doesn't happen. >>OLIVE oil (that isn't blatantly JUST olive oil) >It's a proprietary "blend" of unknown proportions of soy "and/or" canola and still expensive as fuck Doesn't happen.This is the most blatantly labeled food item ever created. If you don't want a blended oil don't buy the one that says CANOLA OIL BLEND in clear lettering.
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