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COCONUT OIL CONSUMER AND BUYERS GUIDE + HOW TO USE COCONUT OIL!
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Coconut Oil: Buyers Guide + How To Use It

Apr 21, 2017

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C O C O N U T O I L

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CONSUMER AND BUYERS GUIDE+ HOW TO USE COCONUT OIL!

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W H O A R E W E ?

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TWC is about more than food,movement and what's on trend . We

love people, we love stories and we aredetermined to create a beautiful broadopen perspective on wellness - a neverending deliberate quest to find the bestmix of science, health, food, design and

love.

Asja is a Nutritionist andWholefood Chef and Carissa

is a Graphic Designer andWellness Lover!

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We do not cook everything incoconut oil and don't want

everything to taste like coconut butit is HANDS DOWN the product weget asked about most so here is a

guide to explain the different types,the benefits and how to use it.

As you will see, we use it more inour beauty cabinet than we do inthe kitchen but this information is

important all the same!

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There will be no touting of the stuffas a miracle oil, superfood or

otherwise.

It is a real food, that has greatnutrient density and is economical

to use - and if you have attendedany of our workshops you know that

this is the basis of how we chooseingredients to use in our kitchen

creations.

Eat Real Food. Every. Day.

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So, what should Iconsider when

buying my coconutoil?

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It should be white and free of contaminants!

TIP: When you get an oil home be wary if ittastes cooked or smokey.

It may indicate that it was exposed to reallyhigh heats in processing. It does take a super

high heat to damage the coconut oil, but Iwould try a another brand where this attribute

doesn't exist just to play it safe.

1 Check its colour

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Price doesn't determine quality, there aregreat priced ones around of awesome

quality and some that are expensiveand leave a lot to be desired. In any

case, if you find one your like considerbuying in bulk as the cost really comesdown and as I have mentioned, coconut

oil is shelf stable...so no worries about it going off!

2. Price

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Look for the words that you havedecided are important. An unrefinedvirgin centrifugally processed oil is ofbetter quality than a refined expeller

pressed that is off white and hassome floaty bits in it, right?!

3. What it says on thelabel

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What Is The DifferenceBetween Refined And

Unrefined? Virgin AndExtra Virgin? Expeller

And CentrifugallyProcessed?

I am so confused!

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Refined coconut oils are lower in scent,have been refined, bleached and

deodorized as it is made from the driedcoconut meat. The good fatty acids incoconut oil still exist in this oil, and is

often cheaper than its unrefinedcounterparts.

This is a great oil for frying and use onyour body.

Refined Cococnut Oil

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When buying refined coconut oil thecompany matters, there are different

chemical and extraction processes thatcan occur so you need to exercise a little

more caution

(you don't want to end up withreplacing one less than desirable fat in

your diet with another, do you?).

BUT PLEASE NOTE

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Unrefined oils are slightly more expensive as itused the fresh raw coconut meat to extract the

oil.

There is no notable difference between virginand extra-virgin.

Unrefined Cococnut Oil

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In regards to first pressed, or cold pressed,expeller or centrifugal processing - this relatesmore to the amount of coconut flavour that will

be in the end product (in a nut shell). A coldpressed coconut oil will have a more delicateand subtle flavour as it is heat that brings outthe coconut flavour in the extraction process.

What about cold press,expeller or centrifugal

processing?

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Niuginui Coconut Oil is truly raw, the business isfull of integrity though it can be a little priced. It

is true that is smells like fresh coconut milk.

Delicious.

So what is our favourite?

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How IsCoconut OilBest Stored?

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In summer I prefer to keep it in the fridge, fortwo reasons. To keep it scoopable and to

protect against any extraneous additions thathappen when other delve into my coconut oil

stash! In cooler months I am happy to leave it inthe pantry.

How Is Coconut Oil BestStored?

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Is MyCoconut Oil

Raw?

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Whether it is raw depends on extraction process- heat can be applied in expeller processing so

look for an oil that undergoes centrifugalextraction is your best best.

We love Niuguini and the oil from Peace Loveand Vegetable - with the latter being more

affordable..

Is My Coconut Oil Raw?

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As no heat is applied a raw coconut oil is moresubtle and delicate in flavour than those oils

processed with heat.

The fatty acids in coconut oil are heat stable sokeep this in mind when considering whether youwant to invest in truly 'raw' coconut oil product

....you just might sneak in afew more nutrients,but the ones that truly matter are still in good

condition when heat is applied!!

Is Raw Worth It?

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This comes down to the extraction method - heatbrings out the coconut-ty flavour.

If you want a more subtle flavour try acentrifugally processed oil. If your coconut oil is'deoderized' you may like to consider whetherthis is done in a chemical process, or through

ceramic distillation or using something likediametaceous earth.

Why Does One Brand TasteMore Like Coconut

Compared To Another?

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What Are TheBenefits Of

Coconut Oil?

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I love coconut oil for a few reasons, and they aremore practical than health related.

I am always hesitant to get into the nitty gritty asto the chemical component of foods as I reallydon't feel that er need to know that for good

health.

What I will say is this...

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...so makes is a better choice for cooking at highheat. High heat damages oils like olive,

macadamia and grass-fed butter - and ingestingthose isn't a great idea!

Coconut oil isstable at a high

temperature

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...and this means that you have more flexibilitywith how often you purchase it, how to store and

and how long it lasts.

Unlike more fragile oils, coconut oil is morerobust and, in my opinion, user friendly.

It is shelf stable too!

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Slather your bodyin some coconutoil, with a couple

of drops oflavender oil before

bed for extraenjoyment!

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From my girls withcurly locks - theylove their coconutoil as a hair balmand curl tamer!!

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This is an oldIndian detox and

health tip that canbe hard to get

started with - butthen just as hard to

give up!

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Finally Cooking...

...so wouldyou like tograb a free

recipe?

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...or find out aboutall the other parts ofthe humble (not-so-

nutty) coconut?

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