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Cooking & Baking

Tetrachloride

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1. put some in refrigerator in tall narrow clear glass

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Fri Jun 30, 2023, 12:42 PM

Jun 2023

take notes : smell, appearance , viscosity

before and after refrigeratiion

try other oils

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Has commercial cooking oil changed? [View all] LAS14 Jun 2023 OP

put some in refrigerator in tall narrow clear glass Tetrachloride Jun 2023 #1

I think a lot of places use oil conditioners once too many times Warpy Jun 2023 #2

They are using old oil. It's not rancid but it's been used to Phoenix61 Jun 2023 #3

This reminds me of a clam shack north of Boston. LAS14 Jul 2023 #5

Nothing sadder than throwing some beautiful shrimp or scallops into old, burnt oil. nt Phoenix61 Jul 2023 #6

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