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Old Mon, May-15-17, 16:24
Bonnie OFS Bonnie OFS is offline
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I just had to mention that you are better off not refrigerating the coconut oil as it gets rock hard in there. Its melting point is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit, so in the cupboard it goes from liquid to mushy to pretty solid depending on the ambient temperature at the time, but it's all good!


And, unlike seed oils, it doesn't go rancid. I suppose it will eventually, but the jar I keep in the bathroom has been there for a very long time (I don't need all that much for hair & skin care) & it still smells good.
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Old Mon, May-15-17, 17:30
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I just had to mention that you are better off not refrigerating the coconut oil as it gets rock hard in there. Its melting point is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit, so in the cupboard it goes from liquid to mushy to pretty solid depending on the ambient temperature at the time, but it's all good!


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And, unlike seed oils, it doesn't go rancid. I suppose it will eventually, but the jar I keep in the bathroom has been there for a very long time (I don't need all that much for hair & skin care) & it still smells good.
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Old Tue, May-16-17, 06:26
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Newbies w/CO..Take caution:

I know our bodies are all different, but just wanted to share..

If you are fixin' ta try the CO for first time, please do it slowly!

30 mins later I was huggin' the toilet and this lasted through the night.





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My thoughts exactly! Start with maybe a teaspoon the first day and see how you handle it!
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Old Tue, May-16-17, 12:45
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I agree! But generally speaking, a spoonful at a time for cooking or flavoring does the trick.

No one ever seems to mention this either, but I'd like to stress that if you're pan frying with coconut oil, always heat the oil slowly and gently, medium to low, not at a high setting. It splatters violently!! If you must set it high, like if you're searing, keep the pan covered and then turn off the heat and let it settle down before removing the lid.

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