Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Share Posted June 15, 2006 Dr.Fife, I was wonder about your product non-stick coconut oil. can you pls tell me about its usage. Is it can be used for deep frying purpose also? RAO, I developed a new cooking oil based on coconut oil while I was writing the book Cooking with Coconut Flour. I don’t use cooking sprays or unsaturated oils in cooking. I prefer to use coconut oil for both frying and baking. The problem with coconut oil is that it is not the best oil to use to prevent sticking. Even when you coat a pan with coconut oil and dust it with flour the breads, cakes, and other baked goods tend to stick. So I developed a new coconut oil that is completely non-stick, much like the non-stick cooking sprays you see in the store, but this one is healthy! And it works wonderfully! Breads, cakes, muffins, etc. slip out of pans with ease and clean up is a breeze. All I have to do is wipe the pan clean. It takes about 5 seconds. Even black burnt on batter wipes off immediately. No sticking whatsoever! It is absolutely the best non-stick oil I have ever used. I developed the oil primarily to be used in baking. However, it can be used for sautéing or light frying, but not for deep frying. Ordinary coconut oil is better for that purpose, deep frying doesn’t need a non-stick oil. I talk about the oil in Cooking with Coconut Flour and I mention it in the newest updated edition of my Coconut Lover’s Cookbook. Until a few months ago, I was the only one on earth who had this oil. People kept asking me for it and it was too good to be kept to myself. So I needed to have a way for people to get the oil. I asked Wilderness Family Naturals if they would produce the oil but they told me it would require too much effort to produce. I then asked Simply Coconut and they were very happy to oversee the production and marketing of the product. The name we came up with was Dr. Fife’s Non-Stick Cooking Oil. So if you are interested you can get my non-stick cooking oil from HYPERLINK " http://www.simplycoconut.com/ " www.simplycoconut.com. What little money I get from the sales of this product all goes to help support my non-profit Coconut Research Center. I’m starting to get testimonials from people using it, not only for its non-stick properties but its health properties as well. One lady was so excited she had to come to my office and tell me her story. She suffered from arthritis in her fingers for years. She showed me her disfigured fingers. She bought some of the non-stick cooking oil and began using it and within less than a week all her arthritic pain was gone! With a big smile on her face she lifted her hands and wiggled all her fingers. “No pain at all”, she exclaimed. She didn’t take it by the spoonful, she just used it in her day to day cooking. The oil also has some good neurological (brain/memory) benefits. It could be marketed as a therapeutic oil but my main purpose was for food preparation. Bruce Fife _,___ -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - Release Date: 6/14/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - Release Date: 6/14/2006 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Share Posted June 15, 2006 Dr.Fife, Thanks for the information. I heard that non-Stick coconut oil is a blend of Phopholipids with Natural coconut oil. What i feel is this phopholipids derived from Crude soya oil is good for health? RAO --- Bruce Fife <bruce@...> wrote: > Dr.Fife, > > I was wonder about your product non-stick coconut > oil. > can you pls tell me about its usage. > Is it can be used for deep frying purpose also? > > > RAO, > > I developed a new cooking oil based on coconut oil > while I was writing > the book Cooking with Coconut Flour. I don’t use > cooking sprays or > unsaturated oils in cooking. I prefer to use coconut > oil for both frying > and baking. The problem with coconut oil is that it > is not the best oil > to use to prevent sticking. Even when you coat a pan > with coconut oil > and dust it with flour the breads, cakes, and other > baked goods tend to > stick. So I developed a new coconut oil that is > completely non-stick, > much like the non-stick cooking sprays you see in > the store, but this > one is healthy! And it works wonderfully! Breads, > cakes, muffins, etc. > slip out of pans with ease and clean up is a breeze. > All I have to do is > wipe the pan clean. It takes about 5 seconds. Even > black burnt on batter > wipes off immediately. No sticking whatsoever! It is > absolutely the best > non-stick oil I have ever used. > > I developed the oil primarily to be used in baking. > However, it can be > used for sautéing or light frying, but not for deep > frying. Ordinary > coconut oil is better for that purpose, deep frying > doesn’t need a > non-stick oil. > > I talk about the oil in Cooking with Coconut Flour > and I mention it in > the newest updated edition of my Coconut Lover’s > Cookbook. Until a few > months ago, I was the only one on earth who had this > oil. People kept > asking me for it and it was too good to be kept to > myself. So I needed > to have a way for people to get the oil. I asked > Wilderness Family > Naturals if they would produce the oil but they told > me it would require > too much effort to produce. I then asked Simply > Coconut and they were > very happy to oversee the production and marketing > of the product. The > name we came up with was Dr. Fife’s Non-Stick > Cooking Oil. So if you are > interested you can get my non-stick cooking oil from > HYPERLINK > " http://www.simplycoconut.com/ " www.simplycoconut.com. > What little money > I get from the sales of this product all goes to > help support my > non-profit Coconut Research Center. > > I’m starting to get testimonials from people using > it, not only for its > non-stick properties but its health properties as > well. One lady was so > excited she had to come to my office and tell me her > story. She suffered > from arthritis in her fingers for years. She showed > me her disfigured > fingers. She bought some of the non-stick cooking > oil and began using it > and within less than a week all her arthritic pain > was gone! With a big > smile on her face she lifted her hands and wiggled > all her fingers. “No > pain at all”, she exclaimed. She didn’t take it by > the spoonful, she > just used it in her day to day cooking. The oil also > has some good > neurological (brain/memory) benefits. It could be > marketed as a > therapeutic oil but my main purpose was for food > preparation. > > Bruce Fife > > _,___ > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - > Release Date: 6/14/2006 > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - > Release Date: 6/14/2006 > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > Regards K Sreenivasa Rao cell: +91 9846300104. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Share Posted June 16, 2006 RAO, The non-stick oil contains phosphatidylcholine. This is a very important nutrient that is used in the brain. It is commonly sold as a dietary supplement to prevent dementia and improve mental function. This is based on many studies and is being used for Alzheimer’s patients. The source for phosphatidylcholine is generally soybeans. This does not mean it is a poison or harmful. Soy contains many healthful components, unfortunately it also has some undesirable components as well. Phosphatidylcholine is one of good ones. What makes soy undesirable are the proteins which have a negative effect on hormone balance and thyroid function. Also, I don’t like soybean oil because it is highly polyunsaturated. Bruce RE: Non-stick Coconut oil Dr.Fife, Thanks for the information. I heard that non-Stick coconut oil is a blend of Phopholipids with Natural coconut oil. What i feel is this phopholipids derived from Crude soya oil is good for health? RAO --- Bruce Fife <HYPERLINK " mailto:bruce%40piccadillybooks.com " bruce@...> wrote: > Dr.Fife, > > I was wonder about your product non-stick coconut > oil. > can you pls tell me about its usage. > Is it can be used for deep frying purpose also? > > > RAO, > > I developed a new cooking oil based on coconut oil > while I was writing > the book Cooking with Coconut Flour. I don’t use > cooking sprays or > unsaturated oils in cooking. I prefer to use coconut > oil for both frying > and baking. The problem with coconut oil is that it > is not the best oil > to use to prevent sticking. Even when you coat a pan > with coconut oil > and dust it with flour the breads, cakes, and other > baked goods tend to > stick. So I developed a new coconut oil that is > completely non-stick, > much like the non-stick cooking sprays you see in > the store, but this > one is healthy! And it works wonderfully! Breads, > cakes, muffins, etc. > slip out of pans with ease and clean up is a breeze. > All I have to do is > wipe the pan clean. It takes about 5 seconds. Even > black burnt on batter > wipes off immediately. No sticking whatsoever! It is > absolutely the best > non-stick oil I have ever used. > > I developed the oil primarily to be used in baking. > However, it can be > used for sautéing or light frying, but not for deep > frying. Ordinary > coconut oil is better for that purpose, deep frying > doesn’t need a > non-stick oil. > > I talk about the oil in Cooking with Coconut Flour > and I mention it in > the newest updated edition of my Coconut Lover’s > Cookbook. Until a few > months ago, I was the only one on earth who had this > oil. People kept > asking me for it and it was too good to be kept to > myself. So I needed > to have a way for people to get the oil. I asked > Wilderness Family > Naturals if they would produce the oil but they told > me it would require > too much effort to produce. I then asked Simply > Coconut and they were > very happy to oversee the production and marketing > of the product. The > name we came up with was Dr. Fife’s Non-Stick > Cooking Oil. So if you are > interested you can get my non-stick cooking oil from > HYPERLINK > " HYPERLINK " http://www.simplycoconut.com/ " http://www.simplyco-conut.com/ " www.simply coconut.-com. > What little money > I get from the sales of this product all goes to > help support my > non-profit Coconut Research Center. > > I’m starting to get testimonials from people using > it, not only for its > non-stick properties but its health properties as > well. One lady was so > excited she had to come to my office and tell me her > story. She suffered > from arthritis in her fingers for years. She showed > me her disfigured > fingers. She bought some of the non-stick cooking > oil and began using it > and within less than a week all her arthritic pain > was gone! With a big > smile on her face she lifted her hands and wiggled > all her fingers. “No > pain at all”, she exclaimed. She didn’t take it by > the spoonful, she > just used it in her day to day cooking. The oil also > has some good > neurological (brain/memory) benefits. It could be > marketed as a > therapeutic oil but my main purpose was for food > preparation. > > Bruce Fife > > _,___ > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - > Release Date: 6/14/2006 > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/364 - > Release Date: 6/14/2006 > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > Regards K Sreenivasa Rao cell: +91 9846300104. ____________-_________-_________-_________-_________-__ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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