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surfactant

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Giant supermarket in Waldorf Maryland.

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Yes, coconut oil is perishable.

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cytokinins

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You might want to add a bit of sugar to it.

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The first pressing of the coconut milk, It's the coconut creme.

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The Coconut palm is vulnerable to a couple deficiencies. Boron, manganese, magnesium and potassium deficiencies can effect this palm. Nutritient deficiencies are first noticeable in the yellowing around leaf edges and stunting of the growth rate. In bad cases and if something is not done the Coconut palm can die. To stop or attempt to stop deficiencies from happening, use foliar fertilization on a normal basis.

Coconut palms are VERY VULNERABLE to Phytoplasma or deadly yellowing caused by little bacterial organisms. This disease is the top killer of these palms. The symptoms vary greatly from yellowing to fruit drop and death of affected trees.

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coconut flavoring make it taste similar to coconut but does not have the real flavor, on the other hand, coconut extract has real coconut flavoring and is more sweeter than the coconut flavoring

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Technically, they have a special type of milk in them that only the coconut can produce.

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They float.

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The Department of Homeland Security shows up at your door.

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yes, it's even used as sperm expander in artificial insemination

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Contrary to popular belief every fruit that you can image has been made into shapes that are out of the ordinary. Cocouts have been made into many shapes, squares, pyrimeds, even pentigons.

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Coconut Grove is a neighborhood located in the City of Miami, Florida in Miami-Dade County,

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it has fibrous husk that traps air and allows it to float in water.

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Smell the coconut and if it smells off of sour, discard and use a different bag of coconut.

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Yes, in fact you are more likely to be killed by a falling coconut than to be killed by a shark.

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It appears from my limited research that it depends how it is stored, not too hot and not too cold it will be okay for years if it is in the original sealed container. Some companies will only guarantee it for two to five years on the shelf but others the web say that if it is shook well to remix the additives in the bottle then they haven't any problems. Don't store it any other container and don't leave open to air as it oxydizes. Opened bottles will deteriorate much quicker. Motor oil does have a shelf life. Depending on whether it is synthetic or conventional, it can be stored from any time of two - five years.

I had an unopened plastic container of gear oil (SAE 80 ie thick) and over a number of years the container started to collapse, suggesting that the oil was reacting with the plastic or, more likely, that some more volatile or smaller molecular particles had passed through the container walls reducing the pressure inside. Thus I would suggest that the oil properties changed over time, probably for the worse. The shelf life of oil will, in addition to temperature, temperature change, humidity depend on the container that it is in and its make up (what kind of oil it is )

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Lately you can find coconut water with no sugar added in most health food stores. Coconut water has as many electrolytes as most sports drinks, more potassium than a banana. (Plus it tastes great!) As well as calcium and magnesium that you don't find in conventional sports drinks. Not to mention no added sugar if you can find it!

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