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Canola Oil Background Until the late 1960’s rapeseed oil was Canada's main oil Erucic Acid concerns were raised As a result traditional breeding techniques to develop superior strains of rapeseed plants that had reduced levels of erucic acid & other non-nutritive components In the late 1970’s canola was developed to distinguish the new plant from rapeseed In 1985 canola oil was granted GRAS, generally regarded as safe, status
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Saturated Fat Linoloic Acid Alpha-Linolenic Monounsaturated Fat Fat
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Canola Oil Health Benefits Contains Vitamin E, Oleic acid, and Alpha-linolenic Acid These are all shown to decrease blood cholesterol, lower LDL-cholesterol and protect against heart attacks Good source of Vitamin E Alpha-tocopherol is the main active molecule of Vitamin E One tablespoon of canola oil provides about 25% of the RDA for alpha-tocopherol Vitamin E is an antioxidant in preventing oxidative damage within cell membranes
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COOKIES!!!! Canola Oil Vegetable Oil 128Calories120 14 Total Fat 14 1 Saturated Fat 2 3.5Polyunsaturated9 8Monounsaturated3 0Cholesterol0 0Sodium0 0Carbohydrates0 0Protein0
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Resources Truth or Fiction, http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/c/canolaoil.htm http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/c/canolaoil.htm Canola Harvest http://www.canolaharvest.com/ Healty Cooking Recipies http://www.healthycookingrecipes.com/cookinghealthyarticles /canola-cooking-oil.htm http://www.healthycookingrecipes.com/cookinghealthyarticles /canola-cooking-oil.htm
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