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Yes, it is more useful for cooking stir-fry though.
Perhaps you're confusing it with the caster oil which used to be used in racing - and from which the oil manufacturer Castrol takes its name, and the smell of which was so magical and memorable...
Does the peanut oil carry your vehicle manufacturer's requirement code, such as Mercedes-Benz MB 229.3, VW 505.00, BMW longlife 98, Ford WSS-M2C 913-B, etc.? Or am I just being silly?
Thanks for the stir-fry tip!
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How do you get soap bubbles out of outdoor water fountain?
Add oil peanut oil is best
Why f150 Engine oil looks like peanut butter?
If your engine oil looks like peanut butter your head gaskets are shot and your engine block is likely warped and cracked you need a new engine or a new truck
How do you add engine sealant to an engine?
add it to the oil.
What fuel was the Diesel engine originally intended to run on?
Peanut oil....
Is the oil filter where you add the oil?
No, you add oil at the oil fill cap on top of the engine.
How do you add oil to your 1985 Volvo 240 DL engine?
Open the OIL FILLER cap--on the top of the engine- and add oil.
How do you i make peanut butter?
To make peanut butter remove the nuts from their shells, and add them to a blender and chop. Then add a few tablespoons of vegetable oil and blend until desired texture
Is peanut butter a oil?
Peanut butter is not an oil, but it does contain oil. It contains peanut oil, of course.
How do you add oil to the engine on a 2005 c230 Mercedes Benz?
how to add oil to the engine of a c230 2005 Meredes Benz? Need a diagram of engine
What use did Native Americans have for peanuts?
they use the peanut for peanut oil ,then later in the years people would add more to it to make the taste better
How do you stop the oil sensor from beeping?
add oil to your engine!
Can you mix crisco shortening with vegetable oil for peanut butter cookies?
if a peanut butter recipe call for vegetable oil 1/3 cup and I only have 1/4 cup can I melt crisco shortening and add to the vegetable oil.
