Paul Saladino· MD
99.99% of restaurants today fry their french fries in SEED OILS…
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99.99% of restaurants today fry their french fries in SEED OILS…
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the majority of places cooked in canola or soybean oil
Seed oils are things like corn canola sunflower safflower soybean grape seed anything that comes from a seed is a seed oil even palm oil is a seed oil in many ways because it's also refined bleached and deodorized
most restaurants are cooking in seed oils they're using corn or Canola or soybean or safflower