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  • ...n]], [[safflower oil|safflower]] etc. However, [[peanut oil]], and [[olive oil]] are not considered seed oils. ! plant || oil
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  • ...e:Butter and Oil - NCI Visuals Online.jpg|alt=Butter and oils|thumb|Butter and oils]]Any of numerous [[vegetable oils]] used in [[cooking]]. ...of plant, animal or microbial origin, which is liquid at room temperature and is suitable for food use.
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  • ...ary practices worldwide, serving various functions such as frying, baking, and as dressings or finishes for dishes. Cooking oils can be categorized based on their source, processing method, and culinary uses. Common types include:
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  • ...e. Unsaturated fats are found in foods such as [[olive oil]], [[avocado]], and [[nuts]]. There are two main types of unsaturated fats: [[monounsaturated fats]] and [[polyunsaturated fats]].
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  • ...is one of the [[macronutrients]] for the body just like [[carbohydrates]] and [[protein]] * Our body needs some fat in the diet and fats are a source of energy.
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  • ...es. The choice of cooking fat can significantly affect the taste, texture, and nutritional content of the prepared food. Cooking fats can be broadly categorized into two types: [[unsaturated fats]] and [[saturated fats]].
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  • “Unsaturated” fat fluid or liquid at room temperature like the oil on top of a [[salad dressing]] or in a can of [[tuna]]. ...unsaturated and polyunsaturated fat. A few food products such as [[coconut oil]], [[palm oils]], or [[whole milk]] remain as liquids at room temperature b
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  • ...illed, roasted, or fried, these foods are typically threaded onto a skewer and cooked to perfection. In this article, we will explore a list of skewered f ...dish made with marinated and grilled skewered meat, usually served with a peanut sauce.
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  • ...o double bonds, has the maximum number of hydrogens bonded to the carbons, and therefore is "saturated" with hydrogen atoms. ...conut oil, palm oil, and palm kernel oil (which are high in saturated fat) and partially hydrogenated oils (a source of artificial ''trans'' fat).
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  • | Oil, almond||13.6||1.0 tablespoon||0||--||120 | Oil, apricot kernel||13.6||1.0 tablespoon||0||--||120
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  • ...s, where fats, instead of carbohydrates, are burned for energy. To achieve and maintain ketosis, one needs to be conscious of the food categories they con === Fats and Oils ===
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  • ==Protein, Fat, and Calories of Foods by Name== [[Protein, Fat, and Calories of foods by name: A|A]] – [[Protein, Fat, and Calories of foods by name: B|B]] –
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  • ...D's 8 amazing weeks of weight loss|W8MD's 8 amazing weeks of weight loss]] and the free e-book [[Keto diet e-book]] by W8MD. *Any type of vegetables except [[potatoes]], [[corn]], [[English peas]] or [[carrots]]
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  • | alt = A meal plan with eggs, bacon, avocado, and vegetables, representing a ketogenic diet ...ed blood sugar control, enhanced cognitive function, reduced inflammation, and improved heart health. The diet is designed to induce a state of ketosis, i
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  • ...s widely regarded as a [[Home remedy|folk remedy]] for the [[common cold]] and [[Influenza|flu]].]] ...er the release of chemicals in the brain that promote feelings of pleasure and relaxation.
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  • ...|Cheese]] || [[lettuce]], [[prosciutto]], [[artichoke hearts]], [[kalamata olive]], [[pine nuts]] || 0.083333333 || 271.8 || 24.6 || 10 || 2.1 || 3.1 || 1 | ...lax seed meal]], [[ground flax seeds]], [[eggs]], [[coconut oil]], [[olive oil]], [[baking powder]], [[salt]], [[water]], [[stevia]] || 0.5 || 254.1 || 21
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  • * [[Haddock and bacon rolls with green mayonnaise (recipe)|Haddock and bacon rolls with green mayonnaise]] * [[Half-and-half scrambled eggs (recipe)|Half-and-half scrambled eggs]]
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  • ...in-depth exploration of low-carb foods, their types, associated benefits, and their application in popular diet regimens. ...in many staple foods. However, due to escalating concerns such as obesity and diabetes, there's a growing interest in diets that curtail carbohydrate con
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  • ...ilk or dairy products), maltose, malt syrup, molasses, raw sugar, sucrose, and turbinado sugar. ...tended period of time. Examples include bicycling, brisk walking, running, and swimming. Federal guidelines recommend that adults get 150 to 300 minutes o
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  • ...dicine, the state of having the right amount of acid and base in the blood and other body fluids. Keeping a normal acid-base balance is important for the ...s include beta-carotene, lycopene, vitamins A, C, and E, and other natural and manufactured substances.
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