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Is there a different saponification value for an unhydrogenated oil than a fully hydrogenated oil?
Hydrogenation adds trans fats to the oil, which make no difference in the final product of soap. SAP value .144 seems to be the norm unless you go to soapcalc.com which has it at .142. This could be a major difference in lye, so it may take some hit or miss on the finished product.
Which fries are considered the most unhealthy?
All french fries are made of essentially three components- potatoes and salt and oil/lard. Potatoes themselves don't vary much nutritionally, so the major factor influencing fry health would be the oil and salt content. Hydrogenated lard, or other hydrogenated oils are high in trans-fat, which is extremely bad for ones cholesterol profile and heart health, would be the worst. Unhydrogenated Coconut oil would probably be the next worst, as it is very high in saturated fats. Unhydrogenated sunflower, safflower and soybean oil would be next, followed by canola and olive oils, arguably the best. Most fast food chains use hydrogenated oils, though this is changing. Still, french fries are by no means a healthy food even when fried in less harmful alternatives- they are extremely high in fats and very dense in calories for a rather nutritionally-limited product.
What is unhydrogenated margarine?
It's margarine, which hasn't been hydrogenated. Hence, unhydrogenated margarine. I can improve on that, because I don't think that answer helped much. hydrogenation is the process they use to make liquid vegetable oil turn firm and spreadable. Animal fats, like butter and lard, are firm when kept cool, but vegetable fats are less saturated so with a few exceptions (such as coconut oil) they are liquid even when cool. You can't spread liquid oil, so the hydrogenation process was created to change the texture by artificially saturating the oil and making it more firm. In recent years it's become more and more apparent that this process is very bad for human health, because the type of saturated fat that is created by this process is very bad for heart health. For many years people thought butter was bad for the heart and margarine was good, but we now know that's really not true. To address this, manufacturers are trying to make margarine that's not so bad for you: there are lightly hydrogentated options available. They are much softer than regular magarine (you can squirt them out of a squeeze bottle) but a bit thicker than regular oil. Typically, the harder the margarine, the more hydrogenated it is. So the stuff that comes in squares is usually much worse than the softer stuff in tubs, and the liquidy stuff is another step better. There are some natural brands of margarine (earth balance is one) that do not hydrogenate. They use blends of oils including firmer vegetable fats like palm oil, so they can make a healthier maragarine. There is a lot of debate as to what kind of butter/margarine is best for people and the planet (harvesting palm oil is a major environmental issue) so read up!
Why does oil and oil not mix?
Oil and oil will mix.
What are some types of vegetable oil?
olive oil, sunflower oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, almond oil and hazelnut oil :)
How can get your oil glands to produce oil?
your oil glands produce oil automaticly
What is another way to cook things that rhymes with broil?
Royal, roil,1 syllable:boil, boyle, coil, coile, coyle, croyle, Doyle, foil, foyle, hoyle, moyl, moyle, oil, roil, royle, soil, spoil, toil2 syllables:bath oil, birch oil, bog soil, bone oil, britoil, choke coil, coal oil, cod oil, corn oil, crude oil, embroil, field coil, fish oil, fixed oil, gas oil, gatoil, gold foil, guilfoil, hair oil, lard oil, leaf soil, lukoil, night soil, o'boyle, palm oil, rape oil, recoil, rock oil, rose oil, seal oil, shale oil, shark oil, snake oil, spark coil, sperm oil, spike oil, stand oil, statoil, sweet oil, tall oil, tin foil, train oil, tung oil, uncoil, whale oil, wool oil3 syllables:almond oil, baby oil, carron oil, castor oil, choking coil, Conan Doyle, cooking oil, copra oil, delhi boil, desert soil, diesel oil, dolphin oil, drying oil, fatty oil, flaxseed oil, fossil oil, fuel oil, groundnut oil, gumbo soil, heating oil, holy oil, hyssop oil, lemon oil, linseed oil, motor oil, oleoyl, olive oil, peanut oil, porpoise oil, prairie soil, rapeseed oil, rotor coil, salad oil, salmon oil, sardine oil, soybean oil, surface soil, tallow oil, tesla coil, tuna oil, tundra soil, walnut oil, wormwood oil4 syllables:a. Conan Doyle, aniline oil, animal oil, banana oil, Chinese wood oil, coconut oil, cod liver oil, cottonseed oil, essential oil, ignition coil, induction coil, madia oil, menhaden oil, mineral oil, oleo oil, paraffin oil, peppermint oil, primary coil, safflower oil, sassafras oil, sesame oil, sunflower oil, sweet almond oil, vegetable oil, volatile oil5 syllables:alluvial soil, aluminum foil, arthur Conan Doyle, bitter almond oil, eucalyptus oil, expressed almond oil, lubricating oil, residual soil, secondary coil, spike lavender oil6 syllables:sir arthur Conan Doylefrom: rhymezone.com
How is oil harnessed?
in an oil container. (IE: oil tank, oil pan, oil bottle)
What is the best type of oil to put in a 1995 Buick regal sport?
vegetable oil vegetable oil vegetable oil vegetable oil vegetable oil vegetable oil vegetable oil
What is soft oil?
Soft oil is a blended oil. Its a mixture of two types of oil,say sunflower oil and corn oil.
What are some oils to cook with?
vegetable oil corn oil olive oil Crisco oil wesson oil canola oil
Is safflower oil known as a tropical oil?
Safflower oil, just like canola oil and olive oil is a tropical oil.
