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Well..looks like the Hain's Sunflower Oil that I get at Wild Oats is

only $2 more than the Rice Bran Oil (for 1/2 gallon) I can get

online...and that's before s/h so It's actually LESS. So now I have

to figure out which is healthier? If you have info, please

share...and yes, I will be doing research on my own...not just asking

ya'll alone. The Sunflower Oil has 9g polyunsaturated fat. And it

says " Vit E ADDED " ...don't I want NATURAL vitamins, not ADDED ones?

Let me know. The main thing I'm trying to find is the most economical

AND HEALTHIEST too, oil to use for homemade mayo since that is what I

use as salad dressing everyday for lunch.

Thanks,

Kris

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> Well..looks like the Hain's Sunflower Oil that I get at Wild Oats is

> only $2 more than the Rice Bran Oil (for 1/2 gallon) I can get

> online...and that's before s/h so It's actually LESS. So now I have

> to figure out which is healthier? If you have info, please

> share...and yes, I will be doing research on my own...not just asking

> ya'll alone. The Sunflower Oil has 9g polyunsaturated fat. And it

> says " Vit E ADDED " ...don't I want NATURAL vitamins, not ADDED ones?

>

> Let me know. The main thing I'm trying to find is the most economical

> AND HEALTHIEST too, oil to use for homemade mayo since that is what I

> use as salad dressing everyday for lunch.

>

Kris,

Sunflower oil's ratio of 3, 6 and 9 is one of the better ones. It's also

native to this country and not so likely to be a genetic freak. Only issue

that should be considered otherwise I know of is that anyone but blood type

A could be affected by the sunflower's lectins. I use some cold pressed

sunflower oil and go through a jar of sunflower butter by myself every two

weeks. It's my hunger abater while I'm waiting for supper to cook and snack

go with. Coconut oil started to give me swelling around my eyes almost

immediately. Must have been using too much at the time or built up reaction.

Sunflower butter replaced most of that.

Wanita

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Thanks a bunch for the reply Wanita!

Kris

> > Well..looks like the Hain's Sunflower Oil that I get at Wild

Oats is

> > only $2 more than the Rice Bran Oil (for 1/2 gallon) I can get

> > online...and that's before s/h so It's actually LESS. So now I

have

> > to figure out which is healthier? If you have info, please

> > share...and yes, I will be doing research on my own...not just

asking

> > ya'll alone. The Sunflower Oil has 9g polyunsaturated fat. And

it

> > says " Vit E ADDED " ...don't I want NATURAL vitamins, not ADDED

ones?

> >

> > Let me know. The main thing I'm trying to find is the most

economical

> > AND HEALTHIEST too, oil to use for homemade mayo since that is

what I

> > use as salad dressing everyday for lunch.

> >

> Kris,

>

> Sunflower oil's ratio of 3, 6 and 9 is one of the better ones.

It's also

> native to this country and not so likely to be a genetic freak.

Only issue

> that should be considered otherwise I know of is that anyone but

blood type

> A could be affected by the sunflower's lectins. I use some cold

pressed

> sunflower oil and go through a jar of sunflower butter by myself

every two

> weeks. It's my hunger abater while I'm waiting for supper to cook

and snack

> go with. Coconut oil started to give me swelling around my eyes

almost

> immediately. Must have been using too much at the time or built up

reaction.

> Sunflower butter replaced most of that.

>

> Wanita

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