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KTC 5L Vegetable Oil (In Store Only)
KTC 5L Vegetable Oil (In Store Only)
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Posted 25 February 2024

KTC 5L Vegetable Oil (In Store Only)

£4.99
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Edited by Shoppaholic16, 25 February 2024
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  1. let.them.eat.JAZZ's avatar
    Toxic! Produces oxlams when cooked with. Avoid like the plague.
    Ian_j23's avatar
    most natural oils do...

    even frying up fish with their omega 3 & 6 produce it. so a bit of an over reaction lol
  2. RadBo's avatar
    This oils are pure evil avoid at any cost
  3. pingusdead's avatar
    FYI Soya bean oil... Would have much preferred rapeseed.

    ...and why don't they label these as soya bean...or rapeseed oil, rather than a generic vegetable oil?!! I always have to look at the small print.

    Heat btw!

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    Edged's avatar
    Both are just as bad, it's the chemicals and heeat they use t extract the oil from the seed that damage it so badly its stripped of anything good in it, avoid ALL seed oils unless cold pressed like Olive oil, hemp seed oil and Avocado oil, best of all use Lard or Ghee to cook.
  4. deleted2914733's avatar
    This is a great deal for anyone with an old Diesel Volvo or Citroen.
    veralum's avatar
    Or my current insignia
  5. markefc69's avatar
    been used as an industrial lubricant for over 150 years!
  6. A77's avatar
    OP...how did you get the link for the new warehouse offers....I used to receive emails and that stopped and nothing on the app or website under member savings.
    Shoppaholic16's avatar
    Author
    I receive emails from them
  7. friar_chris's avatar
    Back to pre-2016 prices.
  8. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    Used to work nicely in my old Transit. Had to cut it with real diesel for the winter, or it would take 10 mins to get going
    gooner786's avatar
    I really want to try this on my c320 2008 pre DPF. Just don't know if I'll mess up the engine? Any help with this?
  9. bigal22's avatar
    Is this the one with GM soya?
  10. BiglyX's avatar
    *judges in eddie abbew*
    bigal22's avatar
    Eddie is probably making a video as we speak.
  11. saf45's avatar
    Is this costco deals In-Stores Only please?
    Shoppaholic16's avatar
    Author
    Yes
  12. veralum's avatar
    Maximum 2 per person
  13. Lachudrak's avatar
    What country of production?
    Ian_j23's avatar
    KTC tend to produce their products here in the uk but obviously source their ingredient from around the world

    so uk production standards apply. which you'd think should be better than if produced elsewhere and then imported..
  14. Ian_j23's avatar
    if heat is applied to any of the oil/butters said in other comments then the same happens. people will tend to fry/high heat cook with all of them and the heat will naturally produce it after the fact anyways.

    just some weird scare mongering(not saying it doesn't exist but soyabeans have been used by the chinese for 1000's+ years to cook with. you never hear it with soy(soyabean) sauce or the like lol)..

    site reputable case studies or otherwise just stop as it's silly

    heat though
  15. arthurplank's avatar
    Hmm, now we just need a deal on some methanol and sodium/potassium hydroxide…
    … aaand a centrifuge. Get it right and you'll have a load of biodiesel, screw it up you'll have a whole lot of vegetable soap.
  16. ruffedgrouse's avatar
    The extended life stuff always tastes rotten to me, particularly if using it raw i.e. in dressings/sauces.
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