How to eat healthily for £1 per day – version 0.2

Re:How to eat healthily for £1 per day – version 0.2 by DanBC on Monday May 27, 2013 @02:25PM (#5775855)

I'm guessing the nonsense is somehow connected to anti-GM and Monsanto and GM rapeseed. It's not a popular crop in England. People say it's bad for hay fever sufferers.

Olive oil does have much better word-of-mouth marketing.

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Re:How to eat healthily for £1 per day – version 0.2 by chestnut-tree on Monday May 27, 2013 @03:54PM (#5776278)

"It's not a popular crop in England"

I wouldn't say that exactly. There's been a small surge in its popularity. You can find bottles of cold-pressed rapeseed oil in most supermarkets (at fairly premium prices). Many of these cold-pressed varieties have come from small-scale producers. Also, a lot of oil in supermarkets simply labelled as vegatable oil is in fact rapeseed oil.

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Re:How to eat healthily for £1 per day – version 0.2 by a_bonobo on Wednesday May 29, 2013 @03:10AM (#5785066)

Australia's KFC recently switched to Canola Oil [1], I think because it's cheaper to use the local oil than to import. Maybe other companies will follow?

From the press release: >High-oleic canola oil contains more oleic acid (a monounsaturated fat) and less polyunsaturated fats (namely alpha-linolenic acid and linoleic acid), allowing for greater heat tolerance and longer shelf life than regular canola oil.

>A healthier, home-grown alternative to palm oil, high-oleic canola oil also has an extended fry life and is thus more cost efficient than regular canola oil.

Source: [2]

[1] http://www.kfc.com.au/nutrition/canola-oil.asp

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