(materials) A pale yellow, fixed drying oil produced by solvent extraction from soybeans; soluble in alcohol, chloroform, and ether; used for soap manufacture, cattle feeds, and printing inks, and in margarine, salad dressing, and high-protein foods. Also known as Chinese bean oil; soya bean oil; soy oil.
soybean oil
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(′söi′bēn ′öil)
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 | soy margarine (culinary) |
| soy mayonnaise (culinary) |
| Yanglin Soybean Inc |
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