Re: Green Pastures Coconut Oil

[Guest guest]

Well - I have not tried the other two, so unfortunately I am not much

help there, BUT we are using the Green Pastures Coconut Oil, having

called WP in Washington, and they said it is definitely recommended -

so at least we know it is " up to snuff. " I like the taste, but sorry

I can't comment on it comparatively.

Lynne

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On Oct 25, 2005, at 1:01 AM, ahewcn wrote:

> Has anyone tried this coconut oil sold by the same people who make the

> X factor Gold Butter Oil? If so, does it have a really coconutty

> flavor

> like the ones from WFN or is it more like Tropical Traditions?

>

> Thanks

> Adrienne

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Lynne Muelle

lynne@...

[Guest guest]

Thanks. Does it taste like coconut? If so, would you say it's a mild taste or

fairly strong.

Personally, I like the strong, fruitier tasting kind. I realize this may be hard

to rate, but just

wondering. I'll probably get it either way.

Adrienne

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> > Has anyone tried this coconut oil sold by the same people who make the

> > X factor Gold Butter Oil? If so, does it have a really coconutty

> > flavor

> > like the ones from WFN or is it more like Tropical Traditions?

> >

> > Thanks

> > Adrienne

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> Lynne Muelle

> lynne@m...

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[Guest guest]

Dear Adrienne,

Sorry for not replying sooner - here goes:)

Yes, it does taste coconutty to me. I have made the taking thereof

into a dessert time - some rice or millet or buckwheat, or whatever

grain I have cooked to NT standards, then 1/2 tsp. X factor, a large

scoop of solidified Green Pastures coconut oi, and enough powdered

stevia to make it yummy. When it all melts, it is fabulous - to me. I

wish I could make sorbet from it!

Hope this helps:)

Lynne

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On Oct 25, 2005, at 1:02 PM, ahewcn wrote:

> Thanks. Does it taste like coconut? If so, would you say it's a

> mild taste or fairly strong.

> Personally, I like the strong, fruitier tasting kind. I realize

> this may be hard to rate, but just

> wondering. I'll probably get it either way.

>

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> > On Oct 25, 2005, at 1:01 AM, ahewcn wrote:

> >

> > > Has anyone tried this coconut oil sold by the same people who

> make the

> > > X factor Gold Butter Oil? If so, does it have a really coconutty

> > > flavor

> > > like the ones from WFN or is it more like Tropical Traditions?

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Adrienne

> >

> >

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Lynne Muelle

lynne@...

[Guest guest]

Yes, it does. In the meantime, I got a response from them as well. They say that

the

intensity of flavor may vary and that their supplier says it's because the

coconuts have

stronger flavor different times of year. I'd presume that after a rainy season

the flavor

would be less coconutty than during the more temperate seasons of the year.

Thanks for your help.

Adrienne

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> > > > Has anyone tried this coconut oil sold by the same people who

> > make the

> > > > X factor Gold Butter Oil? If so, does it have a really coconutty

> > > > flavor

> > > > like the ones from WFN or is it more like Tropical Traditions?

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Adrienne

> > >

> > >

>

> --

> Lynne Muelle

> lynne@m...

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